Nilight 2PCS 7Inch 85W LED Driving Light 10200LM IP68 Spot Flood Combo Round Built-in EMC Offroad Lights with 14AWG DT Connector Wiring Harness Kit for Truck ATV UTV SUV

Nice bright WHITE light. Makes my stock beams look downright dim and yellow in comparison. Illuminate down the road a bit farther than my stock high beams with much better visibility. They are NOT a pencil beam pattern however. Feel like a quality unit. Robust wiring, lighted high quality switch when on. Easy install, hardest part was getting the wiring through the firewall, but not a fault of the product at all. I got the 7” diameter and glad I did. 9” would have been too big for my Wrangler. I will probably get another set for my pickup truck in 5 1/2”. No regrets. Had these for close to one year now. Zero issues, vehicle is outdoors in the Oregon rain, bouncing along on rough roads. All leds still working, super bright. The combo flood/driving pattern is great. They DO shine a lot farther down the road. Great lights!

Awesome lights, very bright, with a long throw. Super easy to install, and the cables are good quality. In October 2021 I put mine on my 2013 Tacoma, and purchased an aftermarket switch that fit in my dash. The one provided works fine, however. It is now October 2023 and they are still working great. At least once or twice a week I go out in the desert and bounce around on dirt roads, mostly at dusk, when it's cool out. I got these to be able to see cattle in the road, and I am able to light up 300-400 yards ahead of me to see them. I highly recommend these lights.

I don't regret buying this set of lights. In the searching / comparison phase and before deciding I was a bit skeptic. Even after deciding, purchase and until the moment it got installed on the roof of my FJ Cruiser. First time I had the opportunity to test it after installation, I was on a road leading to the drilling rig site where I was working. As I got off the tarmac onto the dirt road, I stopped, got out, took off the roof light protective covers (it is not Nilight, and they don't have covers, as far as I know) then hit the lights (no not the Metallica hit from 1981). ... and man oh man ... there was light. Literally the space in front of the car was flooded by a nice white light for at least 200 m (600 ft), no bright spots, no dark spots whatsoever. Mind you that at the install there were no specific tools or equipment to set the perfect angles. I was giving instructions to the guy who was fixing them to the roof. So I looked at the lights from the front, then from the sides and basically saying tilt it a bit mor forward, or turn it to the left or right. So that was all the "precision-work" done during the instal, and with all that, the lights are amazingly good. So on that dirt road I jumped back in the car and started to go to the rig. There were some trees and bush along the road, but in some intervals they were missing, so the lights were flooding the farmlands on both sides of the road for a distance of up to 10 m (30ft) from the side of the road. Then as I was approaching the rig I could assume that there is something up ahead, when I was about 400 m (1200 ft) away from that thing. But as I got to 300 m (900 ft) I could clearly see that there was a truck parked at the corner of the sideroad leading to the rig. To me to have 300 m of visibility in pitch dark is more than enough. I hope it will last and the LED bulbs will not die out from it. I can recommend the product.

First off, I like these. They are bright and have a decent flood pattern up close, which is why I was intrigued by these lights, as spot beams just don't do it for me as I do a lot of trail riding and like to see a nice wide flood as well as like to have some punch to see across open meadows and down rural roads. These will do that and at the price, are heavy as hell and feel like they'd take a beating. I was surprised at how hefty these things are. Now for what's wrong. EDIT: Before when this was a 3 star review, I had an issue where the advertised wattage was not anywhere close to what it should have been. Oddly, all lights were lit, and it was bright as hell. I measured 44 watts out of one light off of a used truck battery, same story when I put a charger on it. Leads were solid, they're the same ones I use for automotive diagnosis. I gave them a second chance, and took them into work with me a couple days later. This time, I swapped both meters for an old but high quality HP for measuring amperage, and used a quality Fluke for measuring voltage simultaneously. I used a brand new car battery, of which we just purchased (we keep several on hand for equipment that is in a wet environment). Well, what do you know, 87 watts of consumption; 7.35 A @ 11.89 V. So, upgrayedd to 5 stars. Time will tell how well they hold up, but for the price they seem pretty tough. As with any chinese electrical products, I'd definitely check the seals and internals on your specific units and add any Silastic where stuff is loose, and any sealant where the factory was inadequate to keep moisture out. I don't think you'll be disappointed for $122. Give 'em a shot.

These lights are stunningly good. I have them on my SXS, My tractor and my Jeep. Crazy bright and seem to be pretty well made.

These are almost too bright. I'll consider adding a PWM control on them and an amber film on the lens. Light from the road 20-100' in front of the vehicle reflects back. Probably too much in snow and useless in fog, dust, rain. HOWEVER, I'm really impressed for the price! I replaced my 100w Hella 500 with these and I'm just wowed. These are dangerous in the wrong hands. I now drive with one finger on the high beam control so I don't blind anyone (mine are wired into the high beam). Flash one cop and you're going to jail. Big round pattern that really reaches out. Great for offroad and lonesome highways where moose, deer, and elk will ruin your evening. I've avoided cheap LED's for years for the amount of RF interference on my amateur radio. These ones were barely detectable. Good mounting and adjustment hardware. Nice that they included a wiring harness. I taped the lens ring to insure no water intrudes. I'll probably build some polycarbonate clear lens covers to protect them. Just be a good citizen with these things and don't blind anyone. Ordering another set for my truck right now as the test run with the Jeep just blew me away. Good Job, Nilight!

Was thinking about getting an LED light bar for the Toyota FJ. Instead, decided to replace the fake lights in custom roof rack. Package came with 2 LED lights, wiring, and switch. Had professionally installed. These were much brighter than my LED light bar on another vehicle I had. 2nd photo is just LED headlamps turned on. 3rd was Hilight LED foglamps that can double as brights. 4th photo is all 3 lights including one for this review. The photo does not do justice. Drive down dark road and it lit up like daylight. Lights very sturdy made and 5 year warranty too.

Love the brightness of these. A lot brighter than my other lights I bought.