What kind of LEDs are you using?

Yes.

Also, do you sell high CRI LES light bars?

Any chance you might offer the 6 inch bar in 4500-5000K?

6000K is a bit too blue for my taste.

I would also be interested in 4000K – 5000K LED’s in these light bars.

I guess I should be the first to state the obvious. For those reading along, if you value your money, please dont waste your cash on this rubbish. Its marketed under many different names with the same high failure rates, water penetration and abysmal light output. If you really want to throw away your money, please toss it into the street for some lucky kid to find and put to good use.

Redlyne22 wrote:

What kind of LEDs are you using?

I see that they didn’t even bother to answer this question. Just more cheap garbage for sale on the internet.

Yep.

“You can use yellow film”.

Cheap LED strips as always.

trust us , @blf we do.

Yitamotor wrote:

Please don’t judge a thing, when you know nothing about it.

Yeaaaah.

Do expect us to be kind at BLF, but not as much when you are advertising products and not getting the response you were expecting.

@yitamotor, perhaps contact a few reputable reviewers here on the forum and offer a sample for a review with strenuous testing?

“Yellow film.” LOL. That’s rich.

These lamps are not bad, but for this money you can find a better model. Of course, it depends on what the LED lamp is for. I use LED bulbs for growing weeds. In this case, any low-quality junk will not work. In choosing a high-quality LED lamp for my greenhouse, I was helped by a review on 420growradar.com, which shows the best models of LED lamps, as well as the pros and cons of each. It will help those who are looking for a good, high-quality and durable LED lamp. With the purchase, everything is simple, each model can be found on Amazon, there are links on the site.

LeonardMartin wrote:

I use LED lights to grow weed.

Good, now go back over to reddit

FlashPilot wrote:

I guess I should be the first to state the obvious. For those reading along, if you value your money, please dont waste your cash on this rubbish. Its marketed under many different names with the same high failure rates, water penetration and abysmal light output. If you really want to throw away your money, please toss it into the street for some lucky kid to find and put to good use.

rowwwrrr!

riffraff wrote:

“Yellow film.” LOL. That’s rich.

and stupid!!!

Someone gave me two of the 6 inch light bars, so I guess I’ll do a mini review. I installed them on the front of my Jeep early-mid 2020. Bottom line up front, don’t waste your money. Mine were free and they weren’t worth the time I spent installing them.

Color- These things are blue, blue, blue. I’d say they’re well beyond 6k, but I don’t have a way to measure that. Two of the LEDs in one of them are much warmer. That’s an accident and doesn’t improve anything, it just makes them uglier to look at.

Output- Abysmal. When my headlights are on, the only way I can tell these lights are even on is by the lighted switch on my dash. When my headlights are off, they aren’t bright enough to use for anything I can imagine wanting them for. The color is so bad I just want to turn them back in favor of the darkness of night.

Weatherproofing- Minimal. Within a week of installation, both units had visible water in them and I don’t think they have dried out since. To their credit they still turn on and I don’t think it has affected their performance, but then again turning them back off doesn’t really affect their performance either.

The housings aren’t awful, and one day I may take them apart to do an LED swap and see if I can find a way to seal them up. Until then they will remain mounted on the front of my Jeep as functionally useless eye candy.

LeonardMartin wrote:

I use LED lights to grow weed.

LMAO you guys are a blast.

I have a pair of these on a lawnmower. $8 is about $7 too much for them. They are cheap, the light is blue, and they leak water. Trust me I’m not dunking them under water on a zero turn that loses traction on wet grass. About the only positive I have is I didn’t pay for them.

LeonardMartin wrote:

I use LED lights to grow weed.

Weeds by me grow naturally. Can’t get rid of ‘em fast enough, actually.

You want some, c’mon over and take as much as you can haul away.

Save a fortune on powering those LEDs. Think about it.

Perception wrote:

Mine were free and they weren’t worth the time I spent installing them.

neo71665 wrote:

About the only positive I have is I didn’t pay for them.

Hownahell you guys getting these just handed to you?

I got a set of cheapies a few years ago, no idea what brand, and yeah, cheap blue crap.

I did keep ‘em around with the idea to swap the guts with something decent, then RTV the f outta them to seal ‘em.

The housings look cute, ‘though I expect the front plastic to get sandblasted in no time. So definitely not in front, but maybe behind as aux lights or something, ‘though my backup lights are damned bright.