AUXTINGS 36 inch 180W Ultra Slim Single Row LED Light Bar Spot Flood Beam with Mounting Bracket For Off Road ATV UTV SUV

I've got this mounted very low on my MX5, about 6 inches from the road. As such, I didn't think it would be very good as a light (I bought it purely for fun)... but it's great! As a fill-in for dipped or full beam, it makes a definite difference, and it's bright enough to use alone. Obviously I'll only be using it in the same context as full beam, as it would blind other drivers. As another reviewer noted, the reach isn't any further than your regular headlights, but the spread is impressive. The slim form (an inch high, ish) means despite grille-mounting it, it doesn't restrict airflow much. The fitting kit is decent too - the brackets and bolts are very sturdy, and it was well-packaged. Only negative for some might be the short wires provided, but you need to buy a loom and a switch anyway, and that usually comes with enough length. Very simple to extend in any case.

Very bright lights up everything in front. It has a very wide beam and on country roads lights up fields next to the car so I can see deer etc running in from the side.(a problem I had before)and up into trees etc. it's slim enough to fit under my roof bars and you wouldn't really notice it unless it's on. The fact it's mounted above head height means it shines into dips in the road that wouldn't be lit by the headlights. The only downside is it's more of a flood light than a spot light and doesn't really shine any further ahead than the standard halogen headlights. If it's distance you need a good set of spotlights would be better. The cable supplied will need extended as it's only about a foot long.

At best, this draws around 70 watts.I tried a range of voltages from around 11 to 14.5 and maximum current was 5.7 amps at 12.8 volts.I shouldn't have expected too much for the money I suppose.

Draws 3.8A @ 12.6V (47.9W), or 1.6A @ 24.6V (39.4W). Brightness is the same regardless.Maybe it's 120W incandescent-equivalent - but the 120W is a ~40W LED array.Works fine regardless.

Put on top of my roll cage on Jeep Wrangler and it illuminates everything from ground to about 30 foot in the air and at least 30 foot either side

The lights are pretty good for the price. But be warned, the brackets rusty very quickly which is a shame as it looks rubbish. Had mine on and they started rusting after 6 months

Don't expect to be dazzled! 30w advertised but draws 0.83A@12v =10w very cheap and mass produced! Arrived fast! Woop woop!

Mounted on rear roof of my van, very bright, I can now see when reversing in the dark, easy to install, good quality item ....