Wecade 12w 12 Leds Car Truck Emergency Strobe Flash Light Windshield Warning Light (Red/White/White/Red) - Powerful Safety Signal for Vehicle Emergencies Review

These lights were difficult to install. At first, attaching the suction cups to the mount proved to be a challenge. Considerable strength is required, as is manual dexterity. When attaching the flashlight body to the bracket, tighten the screws securely; otherwise they loosen quickly. Hand tighten them as much as possible. Also, these are small bright lights. Good bang for the buck. I don't expect them to last more than 1 year as the light housing cover is made entirely of plastic. Summer in…

Good things first: It's bright and has a good variety of patterns. Suction cups are also great in direct sunlight on 100+ temp days. Not so good now: the main body of the light looks like cheap plastic (because it is) and the lights don't work when the car's internal heat is high (100+), but once the temperature drops they work properly. And finally, the wires used to power the light are very flimsy if you decide to plug it in directly. All in all, this is a $20 light that's every bit as bright

My husband, myself and my eldest son work in our city's fire department. We needed turn signals for him in our private cars. I bought three of them hoping they would work well. As long as they are great! I only have one small issue, which is that the suction cups seem to lose their suction power after a day. Not all, but sometimes one side, then the other. At some point I might think about bigger cups. I don't find that a big problem so I'm still giving 5 runs! The lamps themselves are well…

I really like the size of this device. I'm a VFD and I don't want it on my window all the time. I love that I can put it on the dashboard when I'm using it and put it away when I'm away. Suction cups are practically useless here in New Mexico with our wild temperature swings and low humidity. What I do is flip the holders down and use the cups/holders as legs. This keeps it from sliding when I drive when in use and keeps it over my truck's light sensor. Using them as feet also allows me to…