Nilight - 18015C-A LED Light Bar, 52Inch, 783W, 78000LM, Curved Triple Row Flood Spot Combo Beam Off Road Driving Lights for Boat, Trucks, 2 Years Warranty

It’s a great product. It is very bright. I just bought the wrong size. Make sure you’re not like me and you read the size of the item and you know the size of your roof but luckily I saw the size was too big before I did anything. I plugged it in and the wiring looked really good and it lit up really bright. I guarantee if you buy this, it would last you a long time

It was easy to install. has held up threw rain and dirt. Great price for the Quality you get with this light bar. My daughter calls it the daylight bar since it makes tlit look like day time when we turn it on in the woods.

this thing is bright !!! fitted on my 04 jlu jeep perfectly

Came very scratched but return was easy

It is a nice product. I do a lot of highway driving. I had to remove from vehicle. The wind noise is incredible

Great light and mounting was a breeze. Made my own harness to power it.will come back later to review it for night time out on the water!

Update at 2-1/4 years. It's lost about half the LEDs completely, and of the ones that are left, about half those are flickering. It was interesting to try for the price but I'll be looking at Rigid or VisionX or changing to a light-cannon style round housing. I'm leaving my original reviews intact below for reference:I took my chances on the price point (yeah, only a tad over $100)! Installed less than a year ago, and thought "well, it has poor focus for a combo beam." It's more like a general flood pattern, with zero "spot" focus at all compared to lights I've owned in the past, including cheap (very cheap) 55w halogen spotlights. But it did have some overall light.Unfortunately, it's become horribly infiltrated by moisture, and is perceptively maybe 50-60% as brights as before, so I need to attempt to disassemble the lens, clean and dry it and the LEDs, and put it back together. Too bad it's likely to get water in it again. I'm probably going to try some actual round projector style lights for highway nights in the Alaska winter dark, but for slower going where you want a lot of light spread (4 wheeling, not very fast) in a drier climate, this cheap light bar might be a great buy.As for continuing to function electrically, it's worked at -40F, on bumpy roads, with tons of "traction gravel" they use up here instead of sand, so it seem durable enough, at least for 1 year.

The media could not be loaded. It didn’t come with instructions but it wasn’t rocket science. Overall this thing is BRIGHT! The cam is never gonna do justice. It lights up EVERYTHING. So far it functions well and worth it if you’re thinking about getting a light bar.