KAWELL 2 Pack 42W 60 Degree Round LED Flood Light Off Road Lighting 12V 24V Off Road 4x4 Quad Atv Lighting

Unbelievable value. Run these on a R1200GS BMW adventure bike. Debated buying PIAA or other brands costing hundreds of dollars more. Bought these thinking if they didn't work out it was a low risk mistake, turns out they are fantastic. Ridden side by side with much more expensive lighting systems and these are as good or MUCH better than the other brands. IN one case the casting and lens looks to be identical to the other lamps costing $450. They are not small at 4" across, but again I wanted to be visible as well as being able to see.These provide so much clean blue white light that the headlights feel useless and I am upgrading them now as well. The 4" plate of illumination also ensures i am well visible to oncoming traffic. Ordering a second set just incase one of these dies pre-50,000 hours. I don't care if they do, they already have been far better than expected. HIGHLY RECOMMEND ANY OF THIS LIGHTING CO PRODUCTS. Ridiculously great value.

This product just arrived yesterday (earlier than scheduled, used standard ground shipping). Well packaged in cardboard boxes inside Styrofoam envelopes and padded with Styrofoam blocks. These items appeared well built, heavier than other models (square type)of the similar lumen rating . Lens appears very durable, cooling fins on rear of light.Long (my estimate)12 inch wires (2 per light, nice weather proof outer sheath, black and red wires within) with aluminum wire inside (appears to be 14 or 16 gauge). No switches were included nor advertised as part of this purchase.Hardware is 13mm bolt heads and nuts, bright chrome finish, includes locking washers. Both lights work upon connection and appear very bright. All hardware needed to mount these lights were included and sealed in clear plastic zip lock baggies.These lights were used to replace the same diameter halogen back up lights below the rear bumper of my 2006 dually.Huge improvement with 10 times more light (by my estimate) and longer range than halogen work flood lights. These are LED 60 degree flood lights for short range, not spot lights (for long range).I also have 2 square 2900 lumen 42 watt LED lights on my headache rack.All lights appear to show the same color (6K kelvin) - very white.All these lights were recently used to rescue a friend and his wife on their touring BMW motorcycle with a flat tire on a very remote, dark little used road in the Oregon mountains. While hooking up my trailer to dealing with the "breakdown" in a deep, dark moonless canyon were perfect. The light produced by these two sets of lights made dealing with the situation very safe and easy.I will try to post an update on these in 6 months or a year to advise durability.01/04/2016. Still have the truck, still have the lights they still work perfectly. Still saving me from backing into bad things, still making "won't dim high beam bozos" dim their high beams.

With a certain amount of creative reworking these lamps fit my 2004 Suzuki King quad using original lamp mounts and all. Fit OEM bezel perfectly and BRIGHT. Reworking required cutting lamp tabs off the original lamps some drilling and fitting into the alum housing , might not be for everyone going in cold....That's why I gave it a 4 for install...

Plenty bright but at 30 degrees beam pattern not exactly spotlights. Other than that they are well made and work fine. The f you don’t need long range these are a great value

Upgraded from the TTX Lighting 27w to these and am very happy. There is no way these are spots - to tell you the truth, I don't believe you can get a true spot light in an LED light. The only LEDs that give me somewhat of a spot is my 52" light bar - and even that is not a true spot. These new Kawells give you light all around and some ahead. Very bright and seem well made. I've only had them on my Jeep Wrangler JK for about 2 weeks - but so far, combined with my other lights, lets me see everything on the road at night. I live in a very rural area, and deer are a problem - but these lights let me see their blinking eyes well before I am on top of them.