Kawell® Slim 18w Spot Beam LED Work Light ATV 4X4 Off Road Light 1800 Lumen 6500K 25 Degree Waterproof Light

The lites are nice and bright.. Great quality and built well. Nice hardware and mounting brackets as well. The only difficulty I had with mounting them was getting them all to look nice and square on the lite bar. The shape of the lites makes them hard to get mounted squarely on the lite bar unless all the mounts are welded perfectly square. As opposed to round lites which always look like they are all mounted evenly. Other than my own mounting issue, they rock!

Update:After I reached out to Kawell, they did come through on replacing my damaged items. Good customer service on this transaction.I've had these on my motorcycle for a few days now. It sat outside, not even ridden, through two rain falls. It's already showing a sign of moister in one of the lights. I can't tell how moister is getting into it.Once again, I'm very disappointed. I like the profile of these lights.===============================Both of these have water damage!A pair of these were installed on my motorcycle engine guards. Already have moisture in the lens and only two months old. And for that, I'm not happy.It does light up bright and with a very good but short wire lead.These were bought from Kawell.

Added two of these to my Polaris Sportsman and so far so good. Pretty solid units and they throw some pretty good light for the money. They are definitely brighter than the stock lights on my quad. Went with the spot, as opposed to floods, on the front to get the distance for our night riding....figured better to see the bear as soon as possible. They were slim enough to get two into my brush guard, and easy enough to mount. I also ordered the wiring harness with switch and wired right to the battery. Wiring on the light alone is only long enough to tap into existing lights. Plan on ordering another set to replace my halogens on my other quad I use to plow with.

i have bought this to install in my motorcycle, i have adapted this and create one plate for this and i have instaled this with other switch and one fuse, well i have seen many people said that has leaks and is not waterproof, well if you look the glass borders are not sealed i used clear silicone to seal this and i have instaled this on my ride, this receives a lot of rain and water, and by know are without any leak, light is good and strong, is stronger than my head lamp and helps me a lot when i have to ride at night and has a lote of holes on the the route.Recomended.

It was cheap... that's the good part of it, I guess.I saw a review lamenting the yellowing of the lens and warned to waterproof the housing. I re-caulked the wire entry and the lens and housing border.Less than a month after I got it, the inside of the lens began to yellow. After the first incidence of rain, I gained significant amounts of water on the inside of the lens. I don't know how it got there as every entry point was sealed and re-sealed, and I don't know how they get away with claiming IP 67. The plastic is not UV resistant or sealed if it yellowed that quickly. I do have two Signstek flood lights I bought from Amazon - very similar to this build - and they have weathered perfectly so far. Right now, the "Kawell" spot looks like a dark amber light next to them.It was a fair buy for the price... for a few weeks. If there was a way to ensure it was sealed, it would be an excellent buy.UPDATE:Contacted seller on light issue. They stood by the product and promptly shipped out a new light. The new light has a different lens, it is seated better, and I expect it to work. With the new lens, the light looks better constructed. I'll update again if the new light has problems, but I expect this to work much better. Working better, this is an excellent buy.UPDATE 10-1-2015:Lens on new light is just as yellow as other one. No water in it this time. But light cover is heavily yellowed. If you're looking for a cheap light for a short time, or don't mind a yellowed lens, go for it. Otherwise, this will disappoint.

Contrary to the pictures, as well as the description, I see nothing that indicates that this is a real Kawell light. To the contrary, it appears to me to be a cheap no-name knockoff, perhaps due to an error by Amazon's warehouse.I ordered another light at the same time, a "Kawell® Slim 18w Flood Beam LED Work Light ATV 4X4 Off Road Light 1800 Lumen 6500K 90 Degree Waterproof Light". It came in a brown box with Kawell® LED Work Light printed in a couple of places directly on the box. Inside, the light had a Kawell sticker on the light housing, the cable is sealed, the lens is properly seated, and is overall a very well made unit that I could find no fault with at all.However, this light (25° Spot Beam) came in a plain white box with no Kawell marking on it, and no label or marking on the light either. The cable does not appear to be sealed in any way. The slots that hold the nuts for the bracket is oversized and doesn't properly capture the nuts, therefore letting them spin freely in an opening too small to insert any type of wrench. The lens is not fully seated in the housing on one end, and can't be seated even with moderate pressure. The finish on the housing is pretty poor and not up to the standards like the 90° Flood Beam unit.It makes me wonder if someone is dumpster-diving and using Kawell's quality control failures to assemble lights to sell under the Kawell name.This review is not a reflection of an authentic Kawell light. But even though this add says it is "sold by Kawell and fulfilled by Amazon" obviously does NOT make it an authentic Kawell light.I will sending this light back to Amazon for either a refund or replacement by a real Kawell.