🚗 Sequential LED Rear Bumper Reflector for Infiniti Q50 Q50L - Easy Plug and Play Installation Review

I love the way the light works. but I had to cut the wire to make it fit, the reflector doesn't fit in the hole but other than that I like it.

Not plug and play, you need to cut the connector first, then solder on the bumper after install. They also don't match the bumper perfectly.

It was an amazing addition. Sequential turn signals and 3 brake lights. Wiring was easy, plug and play, you have to connect, solder and shrink. Clean install. Very good customer service. Thank you!

Looks good and works well until the headlights are on then nothing. No brakes, no turn signals, nothing. Defeat the target if I can only use it during the day. According to the description, it should work for 2017 Q70. Compared to other similar products, the brake and DRL cables seem to have been swapped.

I had to order twice, the first package was empty. The second order came in the wrong color. I haven't decided yet if I want to install it. Quality is not everything either. They are somehow inaccurately put together.

Headlights look great! However, there are only a few! Larger than stock so it doesn't snap onto the clips on the outside causing the headlights to protrude a bit. Vision. Other than that, they're damn good. I got nothing but compliments. I have the smoky version.

Bought these reflectors for my Q50. Connectors do not go through the bumper! I didn't want to splice the wire, but I had no choice. I recommend using IDC connectors, also called dragees. I have no experience with wiring, so I had to improvise a bit. You can find these gummies at Lowe's. Once you cut the wire, feed it through the bumper and use the jelly to reconnect the wire. Select wires by color. Blue to blue, white to white, black to black, etc., then press the red button on the jelly bean…

These serial signals add a little "brightness" to your Q50, but they require some modifications to (almost) match them. Unfortunately, the connectors are too big to fit through the hole in the bumper, so the cables have to be cut and reconnected to get them into the trunk. It's easy to make, but a quick disconnect from the factory would be nice considering they cost $60. The thick end of the body is also pointing towards the thin side of the bumper, so the back panel needs some trimming to get…