Nilight Marine LED Light Bar Navigation Lights 52 Inch Curved White Spot Flood Combo Ponton Boat Deck Dock Lighting for Night Fishing T-top Stern Yacht Sailboat Trucks Tractors

Great light, very bright

This light is very bright, I initially wanted to give a 4 star review because the first light took on water, but thankfully the seller took care of me quickly, and this light has remained dry without any issues. The pictures do not do it justice, this is very bright at night. So far, when driving at night, I have spotted countless amounts of deer that I would not have seen with my standard headlights, saving my truck from quite a few potential accidents.

So far, it has been a great light bar. Easy install. Very bright. Some of the fins had some damage upon arrival, but I didn't care enough to send it back for a new one. They'll be hidden unless you're crawling on the roof to look. It is a little loud up on the roof. Not So much whistling, but it makes some pretty rough vibrations that cause my rearview mirror to rattle. The wind noise is easily drowned out by the radio, but I will have to figure something out for the vibrations. Definitely recommend some sort of wind deflection to help, although this a given for any roof mounted light bar. Overall, you can't beat the price for the quality. Will update in 6 and 12 months or at the first break. Whichever is first. 6 Month Update: Still looks great. Still no problems. Still no leaks. 1 Year Update: There are obviously higher quality products, but for the price point, there is no better option that this. I power wash this thing once or twice a month to get the bugs off. Still no leaks or fog. Nilight is now my go to brand for lighting options as they look great and hold up far better than anticipated for the price point. Updated to 5 stars.

So of course, I ordered it and didn’t realize it didn’t have a wiring harness. And I failed to notice that in the description it says it’s 783 W so what am I supposed to run eight gauge wire to the bar and do I need to rewire the bar because I think it comes with 16 gauge wire maybe? So, there’s no reason to lie about the wattage output on these devices. They’re super freaking bright and they work good especially at such a low price. They’re almost disposable. I really think Amazon should force the vendor to just tell the truth about the wattage because they’re super bright. I have another one on my Subaru. I got this one for my Silverado And they work great when you live in very rural areas so just tell the truth guys there’s no reason to fib your customers aren’t that stupid. But maybe I was since I looked at the specs, but after I bought it.

Have always liked this brand. Never any problems. Could use a little more length in the wiring.

Super bright light bar.

Update at 2-1/4 years. It's lost about half the LEDs completely, and of the ones that are left, about half those are flickering. It was interesting to try for the price but I'll be looking at Rigid or VisionX or changing to a light-cannon style round housing. I'm leaving my original reviews intact below for reference: I took my chances on the price point (yeah, only a tad over $100)! Installed less than a year ago, and thought "well, it has poor focus for a combo beam." It's more like a general flood pattern, with zero "spot" focus at all compared to lights I've owned in the past, including cheap (very cheap) 55w halogen spotlights. But it did have some overall light. Unfortunately, it's become horribly infiltrated by moisture, and is perceptively maybe 50-60% as brights as before, so I need to attempt to disassemble the lens, clean and dry it and the LEDs, and put it back together. Too bad it's likely to get water in it again. I'm probably going to try some actual round projector style lights for highway nights in the Alaska winter dark, but for slower going where you want a lot of light spread (4 wheeling, not very fast) in a drier climate, this cheap light bar might be a great buy. As for continuing to function electrically, it's worked at -40F, on bumpy roads, with tons of "traction gravel" they use up here instead of sand, so it seem durable enough, at least for 1 year.

Perfect light