Audak 2Pcs 25W Spot Beam Round LED Work Light Driving Lights Spotlights for Off Road 4x4 Pickup Truck

I replaced a set of 7 inch mini-lightbars on my Jeep's cowling. Those were replacements for 10 year old flaky operating HID's that I did like a lot. (Assuming they would ignite and actually work, and it was a 50% chance they would) The thing about multi-element LED's is they do blast everything up to a few hundred feet in what looks like daylight, but they lack the long reach of a single element light such as these. These are narrow spots with minor side spill.These are quality made, cast aluminum brackets, and have all aluminum parts. I'm not sure, but the lens face may be poly-carbonate. A set of KC "mad eyes" 5" covers fit perfectly, and some states require off-road lights to be covered on the highway anyway. They look good on the Jeep, the face looks more like a traditional round halogen light with no weird reflections.If you want to see out to about 2,000 feet, you need a pair of these.

I live in N/E PA, surrounded by forest... IT GET'S DARK HERE! Had Hella Halogen driving lamps on wife's Mini Countryman, they did a generally OK job giving a wide illumination pattern about 70 yard down the road, not great light. Replaced them with the Audak lights, a bit deeper but Mini mounts were easy to adapt. I am now punching a relatively good hole in the night going down to 100 yds easy. They are pencil beams so all light is much more concentrated on central focus and don't have as much side scatter - but regular headlights fill in that area. Only concern is how long the poly-carbonate "glass" will last, but I can replace that with real glass when time comes. At the price, I don't think you buy a better small LED light canon.

They appear nice quality. But when wired up only one would work. Disappointed, returning.Will buy something else.

Beautiful lights, but does not shoot out as expected. I removed two 6" HID's to for these and thought they work, look great, they don't have the power and reach I expected. Guess its back to HID :-(

My only gripe which isn't one really, was that it was marked $128 forever and I kept waiting for it to become cheaper checking on the price nearly every 2 days lol as at the time there was only one or two reviews without any pictures and they were a light in which I hadn't seen so I was like eh Ill wait... Well I finally bit the bullet and bought them and I swear the next day I rechecked my purchase and they went down $30, had I know that I probably would have got 2 pairs. Anyhow they are worth the price. Hell yeah! They have a great SPOT which is hard to find in cheap leds unless you want a Rigid.. I took the plexi glass out by removing the 4 screws on the front and taking it in to a glass shop where they cut new lens out of auto safety glass for $3 a light, not bad... why?? well I live in AZ and even if you garage your rig 80% of the time the sun and heat I found will turn the plexi glass yellowish over time which GREATLY reduces the light output. This may be more prone to my climate but Im sure others may encounter that issue, but now when you look at the lights its as if there is no lens its that much clearer. Also while doing this or even if you dont you should at least take the 4 screws out and put silicone and seal it better.

These lights will throw light about 200 yds. out. They work well when paired with a flood light on each side.

If I could give them the goose egg, I would. Not bright at all. Beam is weak to say the least! Like a cheap $2.00 flash light, maybe worse!

These were not mounted as they were larger than I wanted and I made a mistake ordering. However the build looked VERY nice and if I had room for them I would have enjoyed the look. I powered them up they seemed bright. Ended up with some 10W that don't give much light but help the cycle be seen. If you have room for larger lights you should give these a try.