KaiDengZheAmber 18mm LED Fog DRL Bulbs for Car Motorcycle Trunk, 6 Pcs

I did not expect these to actually be 9 watts as quoted in the description. The price was too low for that, and there is not enough heat sinking to deal with such a high power LED in a small package. So the first thing I did was measure the current they drain at 12 volts: 60 mA. That works out to 0.72 watts. Still fairly respectable, equivalent to a cluster of 9 to 10 normal LEDs. So with the 6 pieces in the pack, that still works out to 4.32 watts total. The photo in the description showing them used as car door puddle lights is the most accurate depiction of the lighting they can project. However, for accent lights they are definitely too bright to look at from close range.In summary, while the advertised output power is false, I still got exactly what I expected for the price.

These are very high quality lightsI used yellow on front sides and inside factory blinker housings..I included photos to show rubber washers I bought from a hardware store and washers.The rubber gaskets fit perfect inside groove of lights the washers make them snug.Easy to install.I will buy more

These a great led lights. They are very bright for running or side marker purposes. They are also very visible during the day (both amber and red lights). The wiring is sealed well coming out of the housing. All 6 lights functioned well before and after installation.NOTE: If using these lights for automotive purposes, keep in mind that the wire harness is very small gauge. I clipped excess wiring from the harness leaving approx. 4 inches and soldered 16 ga automotive wire to the ends. I also added heat shrink tubing to the negative and positive wires then added a single heat shrink tube across the entire splice to add strength and rigidity to the wiring which has worked very well. I do not recommend using these for automotive purposes unless you are able to solder and add support to the splice area. If you can, then these are great lights and great value.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  I can’t vouch for water resistance. But these are cheap and look great. The wire was long enough to thread up through my bike to hook into other blinker wiring. 6 pack! I’ve only used 4. Hmm what to do.

For the price, you can’t beat these. However, you get what you pay for. I was a little disappointed on the brightness, but was kind of expecting that once I saw the size of the light. These are NOT waterproof as stated, but is an easy fix if you have the patience and some extra silicone laying around. I put some on the back where the wire is inserted and around the edge of the lens. So far, so good. The power and ground wire are some where around 28-30 gauge... I put six of them together to use on a 18-22 gauge connector with no problems.

Really bright... seems like good quality. Only problem I have is the nuts they are supplied with are no where near the right size. Had to toss em and by new ones. M10-1.0 are the proper size for these. Home Depot or Lowes should have these.

I installed one of these as an under-the-step light on my RV trailer, since it doesn't have any outside fixtures. The blue works perfectly as a night light, and lights the ground just under the step. No more missing the step or hitting your shins. Plus it's unique enough to stand out as an extra "marker" to find the trailer as you approach.

Did the whole install. Once all were installedOne didn’t turn on, so I checked the connection of it alone, meaning had to dismantle the connection again. Turn out that on didn’t work at all. So I purchased another size (18mm) since I figured it would be a better fit anyway. I used the 18mm on there as a replacement. And now I have 3 18mm one color and 1 18mm of another color. So my first bag of 23mm one was not working and the second bag of 18mm, 5 were one color and 1 was a different color. I’m not dismantling the whole set up again because of the difference in color. It’s minimal...but wow does it bother me to not see it all uniform.