💡 VLEDS 1800lm 5500K White LP-Reverse License Plate Backup Light System with Black Satin Finish and 72 LEDs Review

Good fit and finish. They are very bright. As a result, water entered both when it first started to rain. It doesn't look like they're going to last that long based on that fact.

My 2020 truck had terrible backup lights (factory non-replaceable LEDs). This part is a game changer. I see clearly now! The supplied taps are junk. Good that I have a drawer full of connections. Connected directly to the trailer wiring harness. Very bright and unobtrusive!

Fast delivery, nice box unfortunately no instructions in the box. I watched a video from their website and did it by good shorting my taillights. After that was fixed I was tired again and succeeded but they aren't that bright, doesn't help much in reversing. Wouldn't buy again.

Just installed mine on a 2016 GMC Sierra Denali. I watched the installation video on the VLED website and it took less than half an hour including watching the video. There are more wires behind the pickup truck bumper than expected. I thought I could wire it closer to the license plate, but identifying the correct wires was too difficult.

I didn't expect much from this lamp. WOW how wrong I was! After installing VLED backup lights, I still needed more light in the dark when reversing onto a trailer. I am a very dark shade and the bulbs left my hitch empty due to the angle of the light. Installation was easy and the light output is remarkable! I wish I had bought this from the start! As long as it's finished I'll have it on everything I ride. Well done VLEDS!

I was fed up with the grainy rear view camera when I got home at 10:30pm at night. I finally bought a framed VLEDS flashlight for my 2014 f350 from our main account. I absolutely recommend others to get it. You won't be disappointed with the ease of installation (besides the wire clamp I would use pliers to squeeze the wire clamp, it was quite difficult using just my fingers). You can fully see the difference in the before and after photos.

Incredibly easy installation and I cut nearly 6 feet of wire. There should be enough wire for most installations. I want the light to have a longer stroke. There is a bright daylight bubble on the back, but it fades quickly. It's still a bit brighter than the stock reversing lights and a lot better than the aftermarket housings I supplied. Basically, they removed the lights with their nifty built-in LEDs, they didn't light up behind the car at all. I'll probably install some cheap pod seats in…

Fits 13 year F150. It's bright, it's worth it. I think it's a bit pricey, but for easy installation and sleek looks, performance matters. Clamp the connector on the reverse light wires if it doesn't work, rotate it 180 degrees (which I did) and it works. I've wanted and thought about installing off-road lights for $100 or more, but found this and loved its simplicity. I couldn't see the Ford Sync 2 camera backup on my street so I added that, mostly as daylight. I've since upgraded my reversing…