288W 50" LED Light Bar Combo Beam for Off-Road ATV UTV SUV RV Truck Pick-up (pack of 1)

Light bar arrived quickly. Packaged very nicely with all the hardware: brackets, washers, lock washers, and 2 different length allen bolts. I am using Xprit mounts for my Jeep JK so I did not use the brackets that came with this bar.  Xprit 2007 - 2016 Jeep Wrangler JK 50 Inch LED Work Light bar Steel Metal Upper Windshield Mounting Brackets For Sports, Sahara, Freedom & Rubicon Note, this does not come with wiring harness. As other reviews mentioned, I went through all of the bolts and tightened each one to prevent moisture from getting in. Some where pretty loose (2 full turns). I might add some silicone sealant later. I have not had it in the car wash yet. The bar mounted with ease on my Xprit mounts. I am taking 1 star off due to the electrical whine that bar makes when it's on. Additionally, it does make a noise when driving above 40mph but that is expected and there are many different fixes for that. Car trim on the cooling fins eliminates most of the noise. It is not as bright as my curved bar but it is cheaper.  Rolinger 50" Inch Cree Curved 288w LED Work Light Bar Spot and Flood Combo Beam Waterproof IP67 Offroad Light for Truck Car ATV SUV Jeep Boat 4WD ATV Auxiliary Driving Fog Lamp- with Wiring Harness Kit  Its bright enough for anything I will ever use it for.

I have a 92 Jeep YJ 4cyl in Arizona, and needed a little more light for running trails at night (well, a lot more light to be honest, those old sealed bulbs are garbage!!) I could not justify spending more than a couple hundred on a lighting solution for a Jeep that is only worth a couple grand, so I decided to do some searching, read a few reviews, and said what the heck I'll give this a shot for less than a bill. I have had the light on for a couple weeks now, and have actually been fairly impressed with it thus far. I tightened all the bolts before installing it, and have not had any issues with water getting in during the crazy rain storms we have had since. In fact, it rained the day I installed it and was not going to let that hamper my desire to get the thing aligned and go play in the dark. The whistle off the fins is a bit annoying, but I have figured out it is only one fin vibrating and will add a little black silicone to the back to solve that very minor inconvenience. Other than the known and expected, this light has done exactly what I wanted it to do, and am actually about to order another smaller one for my front bumper, and a set of flood cubes for side rock lighting from TTX!

For the price, you really can't go wrong. It did not come with a wiring harness, so I just ordered the suggested MicTuning harness for 10 bucks. It is VERY bright. LEDs all worked, and the quality is pretty fantastic for the price. I'm very satisfied with it. And it lined up perfectly with my Rough Country light bar mounts. My Jeep gets complimented all the time with it on now. Well worth the price just for the added appearance alone.For those ordering for a Jeep Wrangler. It will whistle at certain speeds. The problem is with the design of our windshields shooting the airflow right against the heat dissipation fins of the light bar. For a simple 10 dollar fix, just go to your local Lowe's or Home Depot and buy some black door or window insulation with the one side sticky adhesive material. Look at the very bottom of the light bar and count up 5 fins, or to the largest fin gap and cram the insulation into the gap. It will break the wind from hitting the fins. Use some small strips of gorilla tap to add extra support to holding the insulation in. You can't even tell it's there, and will save you from that horrible migraine inducing whistle lol.

Here is a Video of the Light Bar in USE ------> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BOacDkndr28 <----------For the price you can't beat it. Its just as bright as the Rough Country lights. This is exactly 5O". It does have flood lights on the outside and on the inside they are spot lights. When you get the light go around with the alan wrench that comes with it and tighten every bolt on the light, on mine there were a couple loose ones and i think thats why people were having problems with the condensation.The packaging was terrible but what can you say, its from china.The light bar includes a wiring kit with the light bar.If you are putting this on a Jeep Wrangler, TJ DONT USE THIS MOUNT!, buy the arm mounts where you don't have to screw into the body of the jeep. I'll try to upload pictures of the lights sometime.and yes i know my wiring job is janky I'm still trying to find a way to hide it.

Bought this light bar for my 2015 Jeep Rubicon. Arrived on estimated delivery date. Overall, looks great, functions well and is definitely extremely bright. I was also pleased to see that it does come with wiring and relay, which made it relatively easy to install. I also purchased a daystar switch panel and switch for the interior. It came packaged with a protective blue plastic, covering the lights, which is a good thing, however, in order to take it completely off, every single screw had to be removed, which their are many! Mean while discovering how poorly designed it's put together. Screws were cheap and they didn't even have designated holes, screws just threaded into a slot. Also, we were concerned of how well it is sealed off, so we ended up putting a bead of silicon around the edge to help prevent future leaks. It does whistle. We are in the process of coming up with a solution, that we think can be fixed. For the price and after working out the kinks we are overall pleased with the product. It's still very impressive when you light it up and we are looking forward to our future off-road adventures. Plus it looks great on the rubi. I just hope it holds up well.