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This is the 22Inch 120W Light Bar and I’m impressed. For $30 this light is bright as hell, it was easy and simple to set up in my bumper. The light is sturdy and feels good quality, also has some weight to it. Mounted good in my 2007 f150. Definitely taking this on the trails soon. would recommend.

Update 05/10/19: Well I sold my old truck and bought a new one but the light bar was still working perfectly when I sold the truck. I bought a new truck and here I am to buy another light bar for it, I’ll be getting the same one since it served me well for over 2 years.Update 12/21/17: Still going strong and haven't had any condensation in mine yet. Been through snow, lots of rain, and looks great. It's been a great light!Definitely worth the price! Mounted this to my F150 bumper and it fit great. I had to drill mounting holes but no big deal. I read reviews about the integrity of the waterproofing so before I installed it I removed the lenses cover and ran a bead of silicone around it. I have been in heavy rain and washed it a few times and have zero condensation inside. This light bar throws out a very decent amount of light as well. I wish it projected a little more than it floods but it does what I need it to do. It effectively illuminates the road about 50ft out then starts to deminish. Might work better if I mounted it up high instead of on my bumper. The mounting brackets have teeth cast into them to hold the angle you want the light at very well. Mine has not moved at all since I installed it. It's a very white light which I like as well. I am very happy with it and would buy it again.

Affordable. Bright as the sun, easy to install, easy to wire. What more can you possibly ask for?

Bought to put on an older boss plow. Fits right between the 2 sealed beam headlights the plow comes with. Wired into the high beams on the factory plow wiring it works perfect. I think Nilight is one of the best budget lighting brands out there. I’d say it puts out about 60% of what a similar light bar I have from rigid does but it’s also 1/10th the cost.

Its fine. Not what I expected but it will work. The light output is great, very bright and white. No complaints there. I mounted this on a Polaris 4wheeler on the front rack. I took it to the car wash and sprayed it down fairly good to get the mud off my quad and no condensation. the only real gripe I have is the end mounts don't look as nice as the other bottom mounts and then the biggest issue is the build quality isn't what I expected. other cheap light bars were solid frame and fins, these are made of cheap, hollow aluminum, like a cheap screen door or window screen frame. this causes audible vibrations and feels cheap. It is by far the cheapest priced light bar for this size though, so cant really complain. from 5 feet away it looks like all the others. if you need a cheap and big light bar that puts out good quality bright light, this is it! if you need one that will take a beating, spend more and look elsewhere.---6 month update---the screws fell out of both ends so make sure they are tight in and probably use Loctite to secure them. The bar still works but it does have quite a bit of condensation in it. it also has a dent in the cheap aluminum fins. I wish I would of bought two smaller bars instead that were better quality, like the Auxbeam lights I have on my mower. downgrade to 3 stars from 4. Its still a big and bright lightbar that is cheap!

We put lights like this on the push bumpers/grill guards of our police cars for scene lighting or just more light on a traffic stop. We've been buying much higher priced lights which just don't seem to last that long, a year or two and the LED's start going out one by one. So 2 years ago we decided to try this Nilight on a new Tahoe just to test it. Less than 500 miles later the Tahoe got rammed by a stolen vehicle and the light was seriously damaged. The cooling fins were flattened into the bumper cover, the mounting bracket shattered, part of the mount on the light is shattered, the light was hanging off the car on one end by the wire. The light was removed, and replaced with a newer 3 row Nilight 22" bar that was more expensive, but significantly brighter than this one. So far we've been very happy with the Nilight lights, they have been giving good service and outlasting the much more expensive lights we were using.While going through stuff in the shop last week I happened on this light. By now I had enough spare parts that the light could be used in some way if we needed it, but I knew with the hit it took it had to be toast. I wired it up to a jump box just for grins, stood back in case it decided to catch fire, and turned it on. I was shocked, the light works perfectly, every single LED lit up like new. To think of the damage the car (it severely damaged the push bumper and did $4,000 damage to the Tahoe) and the light sustained, and the light still works great. Now to find a use for it. We're sold on Nilight, on a cost/performance/durability basis they're a great value.

I swapped out my 20” for a 22” LED light bar in my winch bumper. Now there is light from end to end.

No noise or loud fan noise. The size is exactly what you order. Really easy to install just need to follow wires and connect them correctly. Not super heavy but built well. Looks really good and the color is a bright white.