BIGLION.X 3.7 Inch 130W Amber Fog Lights Yellow Round Offroad Fog Lights Super Bright 12800LM Driving Fog Lights Bumper Fog Light Pods Waterproof 12/24V for Trucks 4x4 SUV ATV UTV Car

As described, 6 days early, well packaged, easy install the only issue is the switch cable could've been longer to reach anywhere in the cab of the jk I have but we made it work

Quoting Jeremy Clarkson here: "I decided to ignite my collapsed sun!" Well, these two lights look the part and are very bright. They came with a very well-constructed wiring harness that I was able to fit in the nooks and crannies of my Nissan Armada's engine bay. Super easy install. The lights function well, and in rainy Washington, I can thankfully say there's been great water resistance!

I installed these lights on my Jeep Wrangler. Works great for foggy, snowy, rainy weather. These are quite bright, not quite as bright as the 5" 180 lumen lights I have from Big Lion, but these are definitely worth the price point. The output is a good combination of flood and spot, allowing a wide field of view as well as visibility a ways ahead.. Having had these on my Jeep for over 5 months now, no issues with moisture getting inside, no issues with heat or flickering. I also angle mine slightly downward and having had them on for the entire drive at times on back roads, the trails, highway, ect, no issues with other drivers flashing their brights so it seems I'm not blinding them. If these last a year or more like my other Big Lion lights, I'll upgrade the review to 5 stars. Update 8/02/2025 These lights are still holding up well. Even after hours of bumpy trails, splashing hard through mud puddles, ect, no issues once so ever. These have now become my favorite set of ambers from Big Lion, especially for the money and the durability. These are definitely 5 stars imo.

I purchased these 3.7" Round Amber BigLionX light for auxiliary lights on my '17 BMW R1200GS Adventure. The lights come with a wiring harness, fuse and pigtail for a supplied on/off switch. I didn't use any of the wiring as the lights are wired directly into the Hex EZcan accessory manager on the bike. I don't have the testing equipment to confirm the lumen specs as described however my guess would be that their rating is somewhat exaggerated. That said the lights are bright enough for my application. My biggest concern is the build quality. The main body of the light is a cheap cast non ferrous metal. The black grill which may just be a friction fit that's pressed onto the main body is a shiny black material which I believe to be plastic. The bracket which is used to mount the light is a thin metal U shaped strap. This is a typical mounting system for auxiliary lights however the ones I've used in the past were more robust that this. These lights are on the cheaper end of the BigLionX line of lights so I wonder 'if' their more expensive lights have a better build quality. I wanted to like these lights but I'm left a bit underwhelmed. As I said they are bright but how they'll stand up remains to be seen.

In the pictures you'll see I mounted them to the hood of my old Chrysler 200 so I can get them high and lots of light out in front of me, which is what they do very well these lights are everything expected now the wiring on the other hand I had to cut the female terminals off the light wiring to get them through the small hole I drilled in my hood but they do come with extra male female pins and an extra fuse and also an allen wrench to adjust the lights in the picture you'll see I have my LED lights on low and my fog lights on and in the other picture you'll see I have no headlights on these things are amazingly Bright Now how well they'll do in the snow I'm not sure but I'm very happy with them on the other hand the switch to turn them off and on is about as cheap as you can get I recommend if you want a good switch buy one, and yes my car is very dirty it's not my camera lens