Motorcycle Fog Lights, 2'' Inch 27W Spot Mini Cube Work Driving Pod Lights for Offroad Trucks ATV UTV SUV 4x4 Pick Up Car Boat

Easy to install, very bright and well made. Put these on my 22 Spyder RT/L. They work great as a driving light, likely will put yellow vinyl on them to make them more of a fog light. Recommended for smaller fitment.

Super bright, great quality, very helpful, decent price, recommended.

Nice set of lights installed as backup lights on trailer

Quick ship and in perfect new condition. All hardware incl. All 18 LED are functioning. I painted the hardware myself as I wanted these all black and to help fend off corrosion. Advertised amperage/wattage isn’t correct. Bench test shows the pair drawing only 950mA (1A) @ 12.5V. Ohms Law says that’s only a tad over 6W ea. (dropped 1 star) They’re still plenty bright and perfect for my application as daytime safety lights on a KLR650. They get oncoming drivers attention! Don’t expect a pair of these to light up the night on the front of a 4x4. Great work area lights, bed lights or backup lights.

These are exactly what I wanted, they are small, but extremely durable and very bright! I would highly recommend them to anyone!

They said JEEP! I installed the small lights on the bumper of my son's electric SUV. It has a 12v system so I thought why not give it a try. I wired it to the switch that turns on the regular headlights. And I was amazed by how bright these small lights were. My son has a blast driving in the dark. Really can't see that they drain the battery anymore than before. For the price, it was affordable and worth every penny spent, to put a smile on my son's face!! 🤗

When I put the high beam on my bike I lose light up to 20 feet of light directly in front of my front wheel, these lights worked out very well for that purpose, small enough to fit any where.

These are confusingly labelled as 12 w - but max 27 w. Not really sure when these would draw min/max power- as there is just one switch (need a different wiring harness for m/cycle install).the birds eye view chart is a gross misrepresentation.These are more like floodlights- with an effective range of 15 yard- if that- on the typical asphalt roadways.best used as conspicuity lights- and some minimal usage as driving lights (can't take a sweeping turn at the usual ~80mph relying only on these).A 60+ watt output per light may be needed if the intention is to use as true aux lights.