Kawell® Slim 18w Spot Beam LED Work Light ATV 4X4 Off Road Light 1800 Lumen 6500K 25 Degree Waterproof Light

I was looking for reverse lights to add to my Honda Pioneer, and these were recommended by another owner. I ended up only using one of the two lights in the center rather than one on each side as I planned, but it's more than enough. I used the backup alarm wiring that's already in the Pioneer to hook it up to come on automatically in reverse. I was out on the bike at night the same day I installed it, and it was money well spent. No more staining my eyes to try to make sure there's nothing behind me. The area is brightly lit.I did have a slight bit of difficulty installing them. You have to leave the light loose in order to mount the bracket, and the design of the light made it a little difficult and tedious to tighten it into position with the Allen wrench. I'd suggest a driver handle with the proper size hex head instead of the wrench that comes with the kit.Overall, though, I'm very pleased.

Mixed thoughts on these guys. I have a set from about a year and a half ago and purchased a set a few months back.Before a discussion on differences, some overview thoughts.- For the price, these are good lights. Distance isn’t great, but they make for a great work light around the truck.- Seem yo be decently rugged. I don’t have mine permanently mounted, but I have them on a magnet mount with a quick disconnect power to add light where and when I need it around my truck when doing off-road Racing. They have bounced around the truck bed, took bags, and boxes and no issues.Some things I don’t like.- the mounting system sucks. Super hard to get the thing out together, and then it’s impossible to keep it tightened down. I would have to load this up with locktite if I was permanently mounting it.- color temperature. The old run I have had a great warm white color tone to the LEDs. Still had the ‘led look’ to them, but had a nice warmth to it also. But the second set I got was SIGNIFICANTLY more blue. To the point where it’s weird to use them together. I definitely prefer the color temperature of the first run, but looks like with popularity and time they have found ways to reduce cost and changed the LED module sourcing. A shame.In the end, I will probably look to these in the future for cheap, almost disposable level LED lights, but no longer the diamond in the rough they used to be.

These are bright. I am putting them at the bow of my jon boat to gig flounder. YOU HAVE TO SEAL THESE. Leds dont do well with water over time, no bulb, light, or wires do. You seal them, they will last, you don't, they won't. Period. Squeeze some silicone around the edges, done. They are a metal frame and quality for the price. You can't ask for more for freaking 8 bucks a light. I am running them off of two small 7ah 12V batteries in parallel. They suck up about an amp. They will be bright for hours which is what I need.

Update:After I reached out to Kawell, they did come through on replacing my damaged items. Good customer service on this transaction.I've had these on my motorcycle for a few days now. It sat outside, not even ridden, through two rain falls. It's already showing a sign of moister in one of the lights. I can't tell how moister is getting into it.Once again, I'm very disappointed. I like the profile of these lights.===============================Both of these have water damage!A pair of these were installed on my motorcycle engine guards. Already have moisture in the lens and only two months old. And for that, I'm not happy.It does light up bright and with a very good but short wire lead.These were bought from Kawell.

This little LED light is fantastic and exceeded my expectations despite the other great reviews about it.I bought the spot light beam pattern.It came with a small rectangular U bracket and the bolts to mount it.I mounted this as a off-road/highbeam light on my DR Z 400. On the back roads it is a huge improvement, I can see plenty of the road in front of me and to the sides. I was even able to mount it just below the stock headlight, and was able to mount the bracket with a bolt right into the frame where it already centered. Had to trim a little bit of a top off of my aftermarket front fender, so I could aim the light down enough so it wasn't in the trees.The build quality of this little light is actually pretty amazing for the price and I can't wait to see how it holds up to the abuse of some highway riding and off road riding.If you found this review helpful please click the "I found this review hopeful "button

These lights are great! Have them on my Jeep and they perform as advertised. Planning on buying a pair for the girlfriends car as well.

Originally I was sent a defective one (seal was broken on front) so I messaged them and I received a new one in 2 days! Great customer service. Lights are good quality full metal frame mounting bracket is a bit of a fuss to work with but worked out ok. Ran a line of silicone around to make sure it was waterproof. Easy to install very bright and nice colour. Amazing buy for $20.

These lights are awesome. On the back of my pick up for backing up

Piece of used junk. Missing bolt, was broken and rattled inside and someone had already installed it and returned it. There was solder on the wire. Disappointed in Amazon.

The housing on these lights is very nice, solid and heavy, seems well constructed.It is also compact and nice looking.The lights are very bright with a very clear pattern, no dim or bright spots.They are very nice driving with them, fairly easy to install except that the light should be attached to the mount before attaching the mount to the vehicle, otherwise it is very difficult to start and tighten the screws attaching the light to the mount.After mounting these and driving for two days I parked my truck for a few weeks. One of the lights now has a lot of condensation inside the lens.This is definitely not waterproof. Maybe just a bad batch? I'm tempted to buy the same one again to replace it because they are very nice, and just disassemble it and seal it myself to make sure it will last.