5 Inch LED Pod Lights, 174W XP-Ultra Series Driving Cube Pods, Pair | 270° Ultra-Wide Side Shooter, DRL & Turn Signal Light, Dual Color Switchback, Spot Flood Combo Beam, Amber & Black Covers

Awesome! Wiring was very easy. Love the DRL and turn signal feature.

Really good quality. Nice size and very bright. Lit my world up!

Great product, great quality, great price. Used on top of 2022 Jeep Wrangler JL 4xe. Easy install and fit perfect. Had a big rain after install, these are water resistant. Visibility with these lights is much better now, see video. I did rewire the wire harness to fit my needs as factory wires were NOT long enough to travel to the roof rack on top of jeep. See pictures. Hope this review helps a few of you out there. Recommend 5 stars.

They are a flood pattern. I missed that when ordering but they are pretty darn awesome. Bright and the drl option is a nice addition

amazing quality and heavy duty

I noticed a ton of the reviews on this product are actually for something else from Auxbeam. My review is for the following: Auxbeam 5In X-PRO Series LED Offroad Lights, 270° Ultra-Wide Side Shooter Driving Pods. This is a short-term review as I have only had them installed for a day. I'll update down the road with a longer-term one. I had a cheapy 18" light bar on my front bumper and two small pods which at first, I thought was bright. That was when my Jeep XJ had halogen headlights so pretty much anything is bright compared. I then upgraded to LED headlights and when the lightbars were on my headlights were actually better. I figured it was time for new auxiliary lights. I looked at KC and Baja Designs and just can't bring myself to spending $500 to $800 for 2 lights. Are they better? Probably. Are they brighter? Probably. Am I racing the Baja 1000 in my XJ? Nope, sometimes I do pretend to :=) Do I really need a $600 set of lights getting stolen while out hiking or biking? NO. Ok, my initial impressions are the following: 1. They are bright, very bright 2. Beam pattern is well-done. I have them mounted on front bumper where they are close to the turn signals. They throw light far, the side-shooters really do a good job of getting light to the sides. This was a big improvement over my last setup. I almost don't need ditch lights. 3. Wiring Harness: Impressed actually. I wasn't going to use them at first as I already had a relay and switch setup already done. After inspecting the harness, I gave it a shot. The hardest part is drilling a hole in the firewall to get the switch into the cab. The rest is basically Millennial/Gen-Z proof. (you'll know you are one of the 2 if you are offended by that, LOL) 4. On/Off Switch: Seems a little cheap. Time will tell. It is lit up with Red (off)/ Green (on) lights. 5. Mounting hardware: Good, no complaints. Very adjustable. 6. Installation Instructions: Good. Didn't even need to get my Chinglesh phone translator out. You really don't need any instructions to install this. The only thing I can't review is the longevity. I will post something in a couple of months or sooner if I have any issues. Hope this helps you.

Price is high but made really good. Looks good on my tractor

So far, these lights have definitely rivaled my buddies rigid lights! Very impressed so far!

Muy buena calidad

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