Nilight - 71015C-A 50Inch 288W Curved LED Work Light Driving Fog Lamp LED Light Bar Offroad Lighting for SUV UTE ATV Truck 4x4 Boat, 2 years Warranty

I will hand ot to you your product is durable af. I mounted it on my bumper and it fell off a few weeks ago. One of the nuts on one side backed off and the other simply ripped through the plastic. This happened in a parking plaza with huge speed bumps and didnt realize it had fallen off till I left 30 mins later and saw trucks and cars running it over. Completely my fault I shouldve both used sheet metal behind the bumper and lock-tited the bolts. Either way brought it home tested to make sure it worked cuz I cant afford another one rn and it does. Little worse for wear but the fins have been bent back so at least it'll cool. The only thing missing is part of the rear housing that supported the fins. I'm mounting it on the rear now facing back so it kind of works out cuz I won't have to buy another one for the rear. Vid shows proof it still works

Extremely bright Very well built and good quality: Light quality is excellent

Put this LED bar on my Jeep and it’s lit 🔥. Night driving has never been clearer, and it looks awesome. Super easy to install and barely uses any battery. Totally recommend for anyone who wants their Jeep to stand out!

Installation is going to depend on what you're putting it on. In my case it wasn't the easiest, but could do it on another car like mine in under 2 hours. I read a lot of reviews before purchasing. From what I can tell, the ones who gave poor reviews simply didn't understand the product or its price point. Look, this is an import lightbar for sub $100. If you're concerned about moisture head down to Walmart and get some RTV silicone sealant. Couple of dollars gone, but plenty of piece of mind knowing my bar is sealed up. Wish the screws holding in the strips that hold the glass were more steel than alloy, but it is what it is. It took 10 minutes to do each side and I let it sit 24 hours before installing. (DISCLAIMER) this probably voids the warranty, but it didn't concern me on a lightbar at this price point. Hardware was okay, seems like it will hold up. The light itself is great. Huge improvement over headlights. A decent throw on the spotlight, could be longer, but nothing to complain about. You won't notice it on a curvy road either, only on long stretches of straights. The flood beam is massive. My car is ~3 inches from the ground so the bar might be 4 or 5. Yet it easily illuminates the tree tops. Color is very cool at 6.5k. I have pure white headlights at 5k and they do not match if that's important to you. Overall very impressed with this light for it's price. The spot beam could be further, but I believe I can adjust the angle of the bar to get it to stretch further. I will update this review as time goes to to see if it will hold up to daily abuse.

After about six months of research, I decided to replace my 18-ish year old PIAA lights, which finally had given up the ghost, with a Nilight 54" lightbar, and two 4" white cube pods. I ordered the pods, since the kit was ridiculously inexpensive (under $30). I mounted the pods on my brush bar, and wired them up to my starter battery. They were VERY bright. I liked them so much, I ordered the 54" lightbar, along with the recommended mounts and wire harness. I then I installed a second aux battery, with isolator, while awaiting the lightbar. TBH, the install of the pods was a breeze, but the lightbar took a minute. Of course, it's pretty wide, but it wasn't too easy figuring out how to use the Nilight mounts, specifically designed for my vehicle. They were not expensive, but better instructions probably would have saved me an hour of fitting. Once I had them positioned, it took about 15 minutes to hook up the lightbar. I routed the cables down the rain gutter of the door, and into the engine bay, securing the relays to the chassis using existing bolts. Then, I hooked up power to my aux battery. The pics show the results. Again, seeing this in person is remarkable. I spent a LOT of money for those PIAAs, and honestly can't complain, as they lasted more than 150,000 miles of adventure and travel, from Texas, to Pennsylvania, to Florida and many places in between. But, I would recommend these to anyone wishing to add affordable off-road or emergency lighting.

Update after 1 year: So after a year of pretty heavy usage these lights, just like the rest that I've had from this brand, have been great and I've been very satisfied! They're still as bright as they were when I first got them. I've added some pictures of them on from tonight after a year of being installed to show the brightness. Although the pictures don't do them justice, they've still been amazing! Definitely still 5 stars and would absolutely recommend them! First off I have loved this brand for a very long time and have been very satisfied with their products and the quality of their products. Secondly, I have never had any issues with any of the light bars I've gotten from them. And I've had a LOT of them. I finally had a 50" start to have some of the led chips go out but after about 8 years of heavy usage. I bought two of the 42" light bars and made some custom mounts to run dual 42" bars above my windshield and man do they make a difference at night. Money well spent once again.

This 50" strip gets too much condensation, and the first row of lights on the right side of the strip stopped working. I will not recommend it. I'm unsure about the guarantee that comes with the product. The outside case of the strip is white with water stains. This product should come with a cover to protect it from the weather. I AM TRULY DISSAPOINTED WITH THIS PRODUCT. I haven't even used them that much. Customer service for NightLight is redundant; you send emails or complaints on their website page, they send you texts call friend and ask to send everything again: pics and invoice. Which I did several times. Lousy Customer service. I will never purchase anything from them. Guarantees expired on March 28, 2025. They didn't even offer any kind of help.

So I installed the 32" Curved bar in the lower grill of my F150 about 3 years ago, BUT I read the reviews first so as soon as i got it i removed the end caps on both sides and shot the edges of the glass full of clear silicone caulking. This bar is tough, i even rear ended someone in my truck and the bar still works fine lol. All of the LED's still work, and i have zero moisture inside the fixture. takes 10 minutes to water proof this thing and it'll last you years. I wouldn't hesitate to buy another. All of these guys on here crying about moisture inside of it killing it, GO BUY A $2,000.00 Rigid Industries light bar if you're too lazy to take $2.00 worth of silicone caulk and 10 minutes of your time to seal the ends of the lens... Oh wait, you can't afford one, so you better go get some silicone from Home Depot and stop whining lol.