Goldlife 6,000LM Marine Underwater LED Light for Boat, B4-1 RGBW w/RF Remoter, 4.3" 60W DC10-30V 6LED, Dimmable Color-Changing IP68 Submersible Yacht Transom Pontoon Light Surface Mount 316 Stainless

I surprised my hubby with this underwater light for the boat. He was super excited to open it. It was packaged well and shipped pretty quickly. It’s just the right size for our boat and works well. He installed it pretty quickly on our boat, but he’s done this before. We like the silver color of the boat to match the haul. This light works well.

Great brightness and durability

Really nice and bright.Great color, solid housing(metal, not cheap plastic). Elec leads are long and appear well insulated.Can't wait to get it in the water and see how she looks at night, and what kind of distance it has.Should hopefully attract some marine edibles!Recommend.

I ordered this light to install in a ceiling fan. Even though it says it's an underwater boat light, it looked like it would fit perfectly in the fan. It does, but the issue is that I did not see that it only operates in DC current & I need AC current. I'm going to see if it can be switched. If not, I can still use as a boat light. After it's installed, I will come back & reevaluate this review.

Used for bait fish light, I installed this light to the rear engine shield on my pontoon so when stopped I can turn this light on (at night) and it illuminates the area underneath to attract bait fish. I have not been able to get the boat in the water yet to fully test it but so far it works. It is not as bright as I'd like but I've added other supplemental lighting that will help.

Amazingly bright! I haven't mounted it on the boat yet but tested it in the water and the glow is amazing. I am hoping to use it for shrimping at night in the local waters of Charleston SC. As far as mounting is concerned, the design appears to be such that it must be mounted on the rear transom where it won't see the high speed water movement over the structure.

I bought one from another seller and the light is got was chromed plastic. I would never put that on the bottom of my boat. This one is made of metal which eases my mind a bit more. My buddy has a green light under his boat and it's so cool at night. You can see fish under the boat. I told him I was going to get one myself and he made me agree to get a different color. Once it gets warmer out I'll install it. I did give it a bit of a torture test to see how it would do. I left it submerged for 3 days and it's still lit. I even added a vibratory plate to the container to see if it remained water tight. It's still lit. I'm quite confident in this light.Can't wait to have it installed.