FOXCID 2 X 6 LED 9 Modes Traffic Advisor Emergency Warning Vehicle Strobe Lights for Interior Roof / Dash / Windshield / Grille / Deck Universal Waterproof (White / Amber)

I purchased dual white.The good:Price.LEDs are extremely bright. Painful to look directly in line from a distance of 3 feet.The cigarette lighter power adapter comes decently built and fused. (Simply unscrew the nose piece for the fuse)The wiring is adequately sized for the current draw.Current draw was measured at 12.8 volts d.c. and was 1.04 amps max with BOTH light pods solidly lit up. Flashing modes were obviously less but since the handheld meter I was using didn't have a peak capture, I can only say "less" than 1.04 amps.With power switch turned off, current draw was 10 milliamps due to the red LED indicator in the cigarette lighter/power port adapter.Wiring has tabbed locking plastic connectors which allow you to purchase extension wire for a vendor 'plug in solution', but seriously, just cut and extend them yourself to save some money.The rocker switch on the control panel simply cuts power to the unit for on/off via the power wire (red). The pushbutton is connected to the white wire and when depressed, simply connects the white wire to ground to allow the flasher unit to change modes. Black wire is ground obviously.Unit has last flash sequence recall after power is removed.The bad: (It was a struggle to really identify anything really 'bad' about these given the price)The control switch panel is NOT weather resistant.Wiring connectors between LED pods aren't weather resistant. The price point of these means you aren't going to get weatherpack connectors.The LED modules are water resistant only. (They are NOT water proof, so don't put them in water trying to give your goldfish an epileptic seizure).Overall - 10/10 would buy again.

I purchased these to use as brake lights on a 09 Harley Road King Classic. I removed the internal flasher unit, which was easy and set them up as two independent lights. They’re thin enough to mount vertically between the fender and saddle bags - mounted to saddle bag brackets. These are decently constructed for the price but I did add some silicone sealant to ensure they stay dry and I added to some internally to stabilize the circuit board for Harley’s infamous vibration. Wired with a “Fast Flash” module, also purchased on Amazon, these things are unbelievably bright. Extremely visible during the day and bordering on too bright at night but I’m not going to apologize for over-doing it with drunk drivers and texting dummies. The beauty of the set up is my FLHRC looks bone stock with these hidden and recessed in the rear - other than switching to LED I’ve left stock tail light and turn signals in their original configurations, which I think is important so turn signals are “ON” or “OFF” to minimize confusion with other functions (brake or running). Now time well tell how well these hold up.Update with over a year in: Lights still going strong - one guy told me that he thought he was following an ambulance when I hit my brakes....on a bright sunny day!

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  These lights are bright and have plenty of modes, and they look nice. However if you buy the additional mounting kit with the suction cups, they lack the correct fitting nuts that go over the sliding bolts on the back of the lights and therefore you have to get creative to mount them but it's not hard. I'm pleased with these lights they seem of durable construction.

Wow. The lights are bright. The attached picture shows how I used these as supplemental brake and turn signal lights on my car. They are shining through a 35% window tint, and are still twice as bright as the LED tail brake and signal lights. And for only $25/pair? Wow! I took them apart and removed the flasher unit, a super easy desolder and resolder so that the lights could be wired just directly. Super duper easy. Works perfectly! And these are brighter than the expensive Feniex Fusion models I tried, so I sent them back! Great viewing angle and color too. Super deep pure red and bright yellow. All around, much better than the "professional" lights.

I was surprised by how bright and easy to use the lights were when I first installed them. The lights have different strobe modes which I liked.After a few hours of use I noticed that the red light wasn't blinking anymore and it was barely visible. I gave it the benefit of doubt thinking that it was overheating due to the high temperature of that day, so I stopped using it for the day hoping it would cool down and work as it did in the beginning.A few weeks later i tried using it again and the red light was very dim and didn't blink since the moment i turned it on.Overall, invest a few extra dollars and get a different brand that works.

I don't usually review, but I am going to on this. Ediors 6 LED Lights (red) is a fantastic product. VERY bright LEDs The only thing that would make it better is to have a much longer jumper between the lamps. (It's only about a foot, but should be about 6 or 7 feet).

Purchased these for my car for when my fiance takes it to fire calls. Works great! Used outdoor command strips to mount them to the dash. Shines bright day or night.**Update** Ordered another set for one of his fellow fire fighter and will be getting yet another set for his new truck. Great buy!!!

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  Super easy to install the only complaint that I have is that the main light that has the buttons and power cord only works like half the time. I'm not sure what's wrong with it. No wires are loose and the second light works perfectly fine but the first one cuts out a lot.Edit: ordered a replacement and installed that one. Worked fine for a while then it had the same problem. Honestly what's the point in buying these if they're just gonna die a few days later. Returning this and buying something better.

Great product, easy to install.