12V Car Truck Emergency Strobe Flash Light Sucker Dashboard Interior Windshield Warning Light Bar Current (12LED, Amber White Amber)

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  So I was hesitant to order this because of the not so good reviews. I ordered this for a utv parade for the windshield.*came well packaged*this thing is super bright!* functions are easy to changeWhat would I change*price point is a bit high based on it being super cheap and thin plastic. I would say it should be $20. If they made this metal and increased the quality a bit this would be even better. Not sure how long this would last in the heat or sun.Overall pretty nice.

The light (led output) is better and brighter than I expected. It plugs in easy and is easy to toggle on/off, as well as select the light pattern. It can be screwed in (semi-permanent) or held to the windshield with 4 small suction cups that 3/4 stick really well. The only problem that I have with this light is the actual plastic housing, pretty thinly "armored" plastic, and the two side screws that attach the light to the mount. These screws come loose multiple times within a 5 mile trip. I was constantly having to reach and screw them back in so they wouldn't fall down into the dash vents. I've tried the Alan wrench, I've tried pliers, and I've recently tried lock tight thread locker or some similar brand or product. It would be so distracting and crossing over beyond that even, to actually dangerous if the whole thing fell down. It rattles a bunch when loose though so you have time to prepare.I really do like this light, a lot, but I'd suggest securing the mount with screws, and definitely get something like thread locker or glue, or possibly even a lock washer for the two side screws. It could/may be just my set, but who knows? Oh, you cannot mount it outside the cab, water and the elements will wreck it at the first car wash. My feedback for the manufacturer would be to maybe have a hard wire option available to wire it directly, or with a fuse tap so it doesn't use a cig lighter 12v DC outlet. And maybe. Have wingnut fasteners to hold it in the mount. Everything else, excluding the housing is very good if not perfect, except maybe a built in or optional siren.

This product met my expectations as a volunteer firefighter. Unit is lightweight and lights are very bright and will aid in my response to the station. There are many patterns to the product and you should be able to find one that best suits your needs. Overall satisfaction with this product is great. Exactly what I was looking for.

I have used this for about two years now as a volunteer EMT with my fire department and it works well. My only complaint is that the small screws that connect the flashing unit to the mounting bracket will come lose and then fall off. This has happened to me twice and then the screws fell down the heater vents which is no good. I did buy a second unit since it worked so well though. My recommendation is either a lock washer, some lock tight or something equivalent to keep the screws from coming loose.

Item came on time and as expected. The suction cups don’t suck. They should suck. This is the one purchase you’d like to suck. It sucks that they don’t suck. I used some 3M command strips to hold it to my dash, rather than my windshield. Makes for a decent amount of light and visibility. The spiral power cord is a bit short. Nothing a little stretch couldn’t solve. The cord is spiral, so don’t plan on tucking or hiding this cord.

The product seems to work just fine. My issue is that after having the light bar installed for just a few days, the plastic has melted. The product is disfigured and barely usable. DO NOT BUY IF YOU LOVE IN A HOT ENVIRONMENT

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  Very visible both night and day with its bright flashing LED’s. Used the suction cups that came with the light for the front window and used screws to mount the rear light; the suction cups didn’t hold up to cycling of the hatch back and forth daily, which is understandable. Suction cups were easier to fit into the mounting brackets by heating them with a hairdryer to soften them up and using needle nose pliers to insert them.

Seems to work as advertised. Not sure how long it will hold up but for now it’s great. Bright and highly visible. Suction cups were tough to get on and light kept falling off the first day or so but after suction cups were used for a few days they seem to stick now. I probably won’t leave it on all the time in Florida’s sun, not sure how the plastic would hold up. Coiled does seems to be a between 6-7 feet.