Gzminjie 5 inch 50W LED Driving Light 1PCS 5500LM Flood Light Pod Off Road Fog Driving Roof Bar Bumper for ATV, UTV, Cart, SUV Trucks, Pickup, F150, Pack of 1

I'll be completely honest - I'm not made of money. I love Baja Designs, Diode Dynamics, etc. They all make really quality products, and I can appreciate that most of them are assembled in the U.S. However, I'm not made of money, and 4x LP9's or LP6's is out of my budget.These lights are direct knock-offs of LP's. It's impossible to not tell that from the pictures of them. On one hand, I feel guilty for purchasing them as they are knock-offs, but on the other hand, I am glad I purchased them because they are bright and the DRL's are way better than the real deal. They are nowhere near BD bright, please note that. But with 4x of them, I'm not sure there's too much you wont see coming!Note: the 5" model is not nearly as bright as the 7". I would recommend, as someone who has had 8x of these lights now, that you buy the 7" model even if you think it's too big. I've seen a direct comparison between 5" and 7", and the latter is the winner time and time again. The construction is solid. They are heavy, the polycarbonate lenses will hold up to most elements, and I have never seen them overheat/become hot to the touch while being used.For the wiring harness, you will need a 3-pin plug to build the harness yourself. It does NOT come with a harness, you are expected to build your own. I recommend using quality gauge wiring to a switch panel.I'll always buy these as long as they are around. Save the LP money and instead buy a ONX6 bar or something. These will do the job just fine, unless you're doing 110mph through the desert in the pitch black. Then you shouldn't be buying your lighting off Amazon anyways.

The media could not be loaded. Price is good for the light. Not sold as a pair. They put out a nice beam layout gives you the look of baja design at much lower price. I am thinking about buying more to make a pod light bar with these maybe the smaller 5inch lights tho these 7inch are big lights

I bought the 7inch amber for my F150. It's not Baja but very bright and won't break the bank. A few things I didn't like... The mounting screw is so short, a longer screw would be better. No wiring harness. It's very bright but light of the spot, to me it didn't go far. Light is so big, it needs a special mount that goes outwards so it won't hit the wiper blades. It has multiple holes for mounting but I can only use the side ones to hold it so it won't intere with my wipers. I might have to drill extra hole on my mount to add a second bolt to hold it. For $65/piece it's worth buying.

The media could not be loaded. Overall I really like this light. I custom mounted it on my Talaria Sting R as the main headlight. It’s throw is about 170 degrees wide and it has a nice spot. I’m not sure if it really uses 50w/puts out 5000 lumens but it’s significantly brighter than the stock light. The beam is not as divided to the naked eye and the transition to the side angled lights is smoother in person. I’ve used different models of Rigid Industries lights as well as Rough Country lights, this isn’t as bright as similar models from those brands but for the money it’s definitely worth it and I’m happy. As for long term durability that is yet to be determined.

First off i boight these on a whim instead of the $450 per unit at local offroad shop. I did so because of the customer reviews entailed interaction with the companies customer service. I felt i really couldn't lose and so far i am happy i did. They send a card explaining thier testing method but sometimes there are anomalies, they give detailed instructions on how to rectify the problem of condensation in these instances. I felt confident i wouldn't lose out buy buying garbage which we are all prone to do. They are bright, love the looks. Will give an update after first or second snow storm.

I have these yellow fogs on my tundra as ditch lights. The clear style as ditch lights on my sequoia. These are crazy bright. A big name brand lighting company has these same style light that run well over $300 and these are just as bright. For way less. Not one complaint. No moisture getting in them, very very bright and they reach out with some distance.Will be adding more to my roof rack once I get it installed on my tundra

I’ve had these lights mounted on my rig for about 6 months now and they’re still running great. I’ve driven though a couple of rain storms and done a couple snow wheelin trips, and water has not penetrated the housing. The construction, and design of the light is decent, but the wire gauge is not ideal. The gauge of the wire is a little too thin when your wiring it all up, but other than that, it’s pretty solid. I would recommend this over a light bar any day.

Bought these light because they have a great off-road look. I was a little skeptical because of some reviews saying they developed condensation. When I received them I was surprised on the quality, they looked tough and really well made. First thing I did was take them apart and sealed them to prevent any chance of moisture in the future. So far so good, they look great and are decently bright. Will buy again once I get my roof rack installed.