LED Combo Yellow Ditch Lights Pod Lights Driving Fog Lights 2Pcs 3Inch 40W Waterproof Offroad Driving Lights Work Auxiliary Lights Fit for Auto Car Truck ATV UTV Boat Golf Motorcycle

Someone got over 30 watts, I measured 22.62 per light. I also tested some others off Amazon and most seem to rate about half, so chinese watts are apparently half of American watts.That said, still pretty good, and really bright. Honestly they surprised me for the compact size, and would be really good if you used 4 or more of them. For the price, they aren't bad at all. But go look at the ratings on much higher quality lights in the comparable size range, and you'll find out that most of them don't advertise as much as the cheap ones. They don't advertise the ridiculous lumen ratings most of these have either. A standard halogen headlight is around 1000 lumens, an HID is 3000-3500. HID whips LED ass, but it is better than halogen, so you do the math on what to expect from a pair of pod lights and temper your expectations.

The Reflector Design does not work well for me. Even though there is a "flood" light, it is too "short" top to bottom. It looks only a few feet tall out at a distance and becomes very dim.And as for the "spot" beam, it is too tiny to be useful for dirt-road use. (It would be correct for going straight on a highway, but then you can't use these lights legally anyway.)I have personally used these against a cheaper 20 Watt light pod - -with CREE Led's drivers in a large flood pattern -- and that light was much more even and much brighter overall. These lights are a disappointment, but sadly I have missed my returns window.

There are similar light pods, but this light pod has some distinguishing features you want to consider.Construction: brackets and hardware are of decent quality. The bolt/bracket that mounts to your vehicle holds the bolt with a lag bolt type head. It provides a nice flush look. It's a small detail but I'm pleased that the manufacturer decided to go with that design. My lights have been through mud pits and inclement weather and don't show signs of damage/rust. (Will update if bracket/hardware condition changes)Light output: Light output is good. Granted don't expect the utmost quality of light output. The biggest reason for me purchasing this light specifically was the combo style lens that is installed on this light.Wiring: Quality is similar to other lights in this category. The nice thing is that this light already had weather-resistant plugs. It just requires you to wire up the provided connector to have a good weather-resistant connection.TLDR; If you are like me and can't justify spending up to 10x for a name brand light, this is a good choice.(FYI if you want the brightest output stick with white)

They are kinda bright if you look directly at them. They do not output a powerful beam of light. I got caught in fog and these lights were not powerful enough. Returned and went with a name brand.

So far I like these lights even though I haven't had a foggy period to really test them in. They are bright , but not obnoxious and look good in my new bumper. Mounting and wiring was easy as I just spliced them into my trucks factory fog light connection.I am anticipating buying a set of driving lights from them as well.