OFFROADTOWN 15 Inch 300W LED Light Bar, White, Aluminum, IP68 Waterproof, Suitable for Off-Road Vehicles, UTVs, ATVs, Trucks, Boats

So far this thing is great. If it doesn't hold up to the weather, I will update later on. I didn't go for the cheapest ones and I thought they would leak, and this one is not the most expensive. Seems to be in the middle somewhere. It is super bright and does the job. The wiring harness is great how it is plug and play. I used 'Auxmart 30" single row led light bar hidden grille mounts bracket" to mount it on my 2013 F-150 ecoboost. (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B016OASR9U/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1) I am not sure how much off roading I will be doing but it will be fun with this.

This light bar far exceeded my expectations. It fits excellently over the license plate of my 4Runner. The brightness of the light is excellent. It has a very flat beam which makes it easy to adjust. Voting system makes it very very easy to mount. Would highly recommend this product.

Bright light

Well made, bright, The mounting and adjusting screws are not the easiest to get to, make sure you have room behind the light housing you will need at least 3 Inches to adjust and tighten properly

I love how they work, it was easy to install, good quality and pricing, so worth it

Liar Liar Pants on Fire You must be careful reading these reviews because the reviews are all mixed up about what particular product the review refers to. I am reviewing the pair of two 6” light bars. This pair of light bars is incorrectly described as quoting from the website “… delivering awesome 240 Watts …” Well for me to use the words: “incorrectly described” is me being polite as opposed to the immoral hyperbole stated in the website description. The incorrectly claimed “240 watts” is for the pair of light bars, so each individual light bar would use 120 watts each. From high school science class about DC electricity comes the equation: Watts = Current times Voltage. Watts is the unit name for “Power”. Amps is the measurement unit name for “Current”. Volts is the measurement unit name for Voltage. I have attached a photograph of the actual 1.55 amp draw of one 6” light bar in a circuit running at 13.2 volts So, Watts = Current times Voltage. Or, 1.55 X 13.2 = 20.46 Watts. Your running automobile, with a good alternator, voltage usually runs around actual 14.4 volts to maximum 14.6 volts coming from the nominally named 12 volt battery. At the higher 14.4 volts the 6” light bar will draw more current which can be calculated from the equation V=IR. Ohms is the measurement unit name for Resistance. The Resistance of one light bar calculates at 8.5 Ohms so the 14.4 Volt current calculates to 1.69 Amps. Then Watts = 1.69 X 14.4 = 24.3 Watts The final actual wattage calculates to 1/10th of the claimed individual light bar watts. Yet the website description “creatively” describes the pair of light bars as “… delivering awesome 240 Watts”. If you can’t believe the actual watts produced, how can you believe the actual claimed lumen light output? How can you believe any other website description claims? I am returning this pair of 6” light bars and buying a different set of light bars where the website description can be trusted. I suggest that you do the same.

These lights look good and are bright up close, but the light does not project at all. Will probably end up replacing them with something that has more focused beam. May use these as reverse lights

I purchased this item in 2019. I mounted it to the front of my 2012 Ford Focus. This thing has helped me as a pizza delivery driver on many dark nights trying to get deliveries where they need to be. I figured since it still works with no issues even now when I'm no longer delivering, it more than deserves a typed-up review. Will probably purchase another one when I get a different vehicle.

Use these on all our tractors. They are nice and bright. The bracket is a little flimsy and difficult to adjust though.

Very easy to install and very bright . Fits on the front of the side by side perfectly.

love them so bright

Update, 3 weeks and still no reply. Company is mia for support. Installed correctly, one of the pair has lost at least 50% of its brightness. They have only been used for maybe 2 hours in total. Not very happy about this. How do I make a warranty claim? Purchased in November 24, Installed January 04/25