MICTUNING C2 Curved White LED Rock Lights - 4 Pods Underglow Lights Compatible for Car Truck Offroad ATV UTV Boat

Leader in my benchtopTesting these against:#1 MICTUNING C2 LED rock lights ($8+ each) Top rated/very bright heavy wires and housing (but large) tested at 4.5w Not the 24w as advertised but great (not so little) lights. Bought 2 kits. Wont fit everywhere.#2 LEDMIRCY R2 White LED Rock Lights (<$3 each) bright and heavy built, small wires tested at 3.8w#3 SUNPIE White Rock Lights 24 LEDs ($4 each) brighter than most, standard build quality small wires 3.3w - I would not buy again as long as the LEDMIRCY rock lights are at the $3 price point.#4567.... all the rest of the 3/6/9 led (or whatever) rock lights I have all over - all about the same brightness and build quality, nothing great, small wires that are hard to make decent connections to. all <3w power drawNote: I do not have a lumen meter and the lumens/watt ratings are not listed by the manufacturers but the C2 leds seem about 2x light output of all the other rock lights (admittedly cheap ones) I own.If you have the room to mount them and the money, buy the C2s. very heavy wires should make connections much easier. After that, buy the LEDMIRCY R2 for tight spots and decent light output (heck, add these to your cart every once in a while until the price point goes up - i have a few "extra" sets laying about "just in case")

Super bright and looks great

I've tried a few different rock lights and like these the most. They seem well built and are powerful. They consume 345mA at 12V, or about 4.1W. Their brightness and power consumption are constant, but current goes down as voltage goes up, meaning that they use a switching converter to drive the LEDs. That's way better than a linear solution that wastes power and only works well at a certain input voltage.Given that I'll be washing the riding mower that I'm mounting these on, I tested for basic waterproof as they claim they are IP68, which means they'll be fine for 30 minutes at 1.5m depth. I placed them in a bowl of water for about 15 minutes, and one out of the four flooded. Oddly it would not drain afterwards! I ended up ordering another batch, and all four of those passed this basic test so I sent back the first set, the one still full of water! I'm hoping that this is an odd one-off problem, but I highly suggest doing this test before you spend a bunch of time installing, I'm sure glad I did! Also, be sure to power each up before installing as well to save yourself some grief in case one doesn't work (I had that problem with another brand).

Added rock lights to my vehicle. One on each side under the doors and two in the back. They're sufficiently bright for my purposes (walking up to the vehicle in the dark and lighting the area around the vehicle at camp), and cheap enough that I picked up an extra pack to keep as replacements should any of them fail. Low enough amperage that I was able to add 4 to the courtesy light circuit without causing any issues. They've been installed for a little over a month and have seen both rain and snow with no issues so far. Originally wanted to get the KC Hi-Lites, but so far I'm happy with these for 1/4 the cost.

The media could not be loaded. This thing works well and the fit and finish if great.

Very bright lights. I bought these to replace my dim under hood light

Perfect for interior of side x side. Picture is with just one hooked up

I put these under a flatbed trailer for better monitoring at night. They were so bright I had to put a layer of tint to darken them down a bit. Good problem to have with lights