BIGLION.X 7Inch LED Offroad Lights Round 2PCS 210W 32000LM spotlights Fog Lights Spot Driving Lights with Wiring Harness Waterproof IP68 IP69K for Pickup Trucks UTV SUV

Nice lights but was missing mounting hardware.

Love them! Definitely worth the price. They’re bright & sturdy.

Value for the money! Installed on my 4x4, great result. Easy to install. Would recommend this for fog light upgrade!

The media could not be loaded. They’re pretty nice. Super bright very adjustable on the mount which is nice. The only thing I wish was a little better was the harness. Only gripe about that is I wish the harness was longer but I made due and ended up liking how it all turned out. Wouldn’t purchase again. Most definitely would. The toggle switch is on the cheaper side but it works just fine.

So happy how awesome they are.I highly recommend

Bright, good quality, easy to install

BACKGROUND:These looked like they would fit nicely on the bumper of my Jeep JL, so when Vine suggested them to me for review, I figured they would be worth the time to give them a thorough review.The ad *claims* 210 watts and 32K lumens. That's easy enough to test and I believe that sellers / manufacturers should be called out and penalized on the ratings if they lie about such things. The *very best* LEDs currently on the market produce 220 lumens per watt. On the other hand, the lesser quality ones might only produce half of that. Test rigs for testing actual lumen output are not cheap, so I do not have one, but by measuring the watts consumed by the lights, I can get a good estimate of the very best that the light might possibly produce if it was using the very best LEDs currently on the market. As such, I can't *prove* that they are producing a certain amount of lumens, but i can *disprove* a claim that is grossly exaggerated. Usually though, that is enough because the companies don't just mildly stretch the truth on these matter, they grossly exaggerate their capabilities. Will that be the case for this seller? Keep reading to find out...INITIAL OBSERVATIONS:The lights seem somewhat hefty -- Amazon even had a sticker that said "HEAVY" on the packaging. I have to wonder what their criteria for that is though. If they classify this as "heavy", then they would probably also classify a 12-pack of beer as "heavy". I'm an old fart, but I haven't gotten to *that* point yet. :)According to the images in the ad, there are 21 LEDs per light. Counting them, I verified that is true.The unit comes with both a wiring harness and short pigtails that have a "quick-connect" connector on one end and bare wire on the other end. As such, you need to supply your own wire to get from the wiring harness to the pigtails. The "quick-connect" connectors look like they might be the Deutsch-type connectors. I can't verify this to be the case since I can't find my Deutsch connectors right now, but if I stumble across them, I'll update this review to reflect that. The pigtails are a bit short -- only about 6". This means that whatever water resistancy that the (possibly) Deutsch connectors might provide is going to dependent upon how good *you* weatherproofed your wire splices between the pigtails and the main wiring harness. I don't have a problem with this, but for some people, maybe it would have been better to have provided an intact harness and allow them to either bunch up the wire and zip-tie it out of the way or cut it (to shorten it) in a place where it was less likely to be exposed to water.Although the body of the lights appear robust enough, the lens has a bit of a hollow sound when I tapped on it with a knuckle. This is better than some lights that I have tested, but definitely not as good as one brand that I've tested. You can look at my previous reviews to see which light that might be. :)TESTING:OK, now comes the part where product will either shine (pun intended) or fail...They claim that the lights are producing 32K lumens. If so, it means that they must be consuming (at least) 145.45 watts (32,000/220). My test bench power supply puts out a regulated 12.05V. That means that total current draw should be 12.07 amps or 6.035 amps for each light.Hooking it up to my bench power supply (200W, regulated 12.05V), I measured (digital multimeter, inline amperage measurement) current draw of 5.02A for one light and 5.21A for the other light. That means that one light *might* be producing 4% more light than the other. That's probably not noticeable.With a combined current draw of 10.23A, it means it is consuming 123.27W (58.7% of advertised) and has a light output of (at best) 27,120 lumens. That's slightly over 15% less than what is advertised. One thing that you must be aware of though is that this calculation is a best case scenario since there is a wide range of lumen output per watt with the actual LEDs on the market. With the lower quality ones, it is entirely possible that you could only be getting half of the light output (in lumens per watt) as the highest quality LEDs. Unfortunately, actual lumen test rigs are not cheap and I do not have one, so I cannot measure actual lumens -- I can only disprove gross exaggerations in claimed lumen output.NOTE -- If one of the sellers (who is truly confident in their lumen claims) would like to send me a proper lumen test rig, I would be happy to retest all the LED lights that I have reviewed and update their reviews accordingly. :)COMPLAINTS / ISSUES:The mounting brackets for the light are probably acceptable, but I would have preferred them to be a bit more robust so that the lights are not as easy to knock out of alignment or vibrate when at highway speeds.CONCLUSION:Although not grossly exaggerated like other LED lights that I've reviewed, the light output claims are exaggerated somewhat. On a side note, the light I mentioned earlier which had the robust lens had a lumen claim that was entirely reasonable (i.e. within the range of 110-220 lumens per watt) received a 4-star rating from me. Most of the LED lights that I've reviewed have so grossly exaggerated their lumen output that they've received 2.0-stars. Although this unit is also exaggerated, it's not as bad, so I'm going to give it 2.9-stars (i.e. "very slightly below average). For this price, I was hoping for a bit more accuracy in advertising.ORIGINAL AD DESCRIPTION:BIGLION.X 7Inch LED Offroad Lights Round 2PCS 210W 32000LM spotlights Fog Lights Spot Driving Lights with Wiring Harness Waterproof IP68 IP69K for Pickup Trucks UTV SUV$84.99STAR RATING SCALE:1 -- Poor product; Waste of money at ANY price; Blatant lies in the original listing.2 -- Below average product; Something about it is a bit lacking; It could be conflicted specifications or errors in the original listing or that it was arrived with damage that was unlikely to have occurred during shipping and should have been caught in either the manufacturer's or seller's quality control.3 -- Average product; Meets expectations, perfectly serviceable, but does not do anything that sets it apart from similar products; Does not have some features that makes me say, "Wow, that's a neat feature".4 -- Above average product; Something about it sets it a bit above similar products on the market.5 -- Excellent product (or perhaps customer service); There is NO room for improvement whatsoever; NOTHING is perfect, so this rating *should* be EXTREMELY difficult to achieve.ǝuᴉʌ/ʇǝu.sɔ-ɥs.ʍʍʍ:ORDER-DT:2024-06-18:RECV-DT:2024-06-21:REV-DT:2024-06-:AID:B0D1318DVT

These are big lights. They are bright as they have many LEDS with reflectors in them. These would be best on a roll bar as they are not small like other square lights. They come with a wiring harness and switch so they are ready to install as soon as you get them.I like the beam pattern and they do light up a good area. I recommend these lights if you don’t have to worry about fitting them into a closed space.