22 Inch LED Light Bar Single Row Flood & SpotBeam Combo 20000LM Off Road LED Light Bar Driving Light for Pickup SUV ATV UTV Truck Roof Bumper

Been on the truck for awhile and is bright and works.

I first installed this light bar on my F-150 back in 2020 and was so impressed that I got another one for my Ram. The brightness is incredible—lights up the road like daylight! The build quality is solid, and it holds up well in all weather conditions. Easy to install and definitely worth the price. If you’re looking for a powerful, reliable light bar, this is the one to get!

Good quality for price. Gives bright, long beam with good spread from a compact bar.

reasonable quality. These are nice bright lights and they seem reasonable for durability. I've purchased 3 of these so far. 2 are used for back up lights on my truck one of them began drawing water into the housing. the other is still holding up fine but will need to replace the one someday soon

I tested this "Rigidhorse 22 Inch LED Light Bar Single Row Flood & Spot Beam Combo" along with 6 other low cost light bars and it was one of the brightest of them all. The spot beam was also the farthest reaching of them all. My thoughts: I was very impressed with this light. Very bright. Very good combination of a flood light and a very long range spot light. Very good color that made things look clearer then the other lights I tested. The advertised wattage of led light bars are vastly over rated. At first I thought maybe the wattage listed was the wattage at the high end of its voltage rating (30VDC) so I tested 7 led light bars on an adjustable voltage power supply and recorded the current (amperage) and power (wattage) at 1 volt increments from 10VDC to 25VDC. I found that over 12-14VDC the wattage of the light actually decreases. This indicates that while you can provide up to 30VDC to these lights they do not get any brighter. I will list the peak wattage and at what voltage they peaked out at. *(advertised wattage) Nilight 25" (162 watt) ~ 113 Watts @ 14VDC ~ (32% under advertised) Agedo 42" (576 watt) ~ 94 watts @ 13 VDC ~ (84% under advertised) Rigidhorse 22" (180 w) ~ 76 Watts @ 13VDC ~ (58% under advertised) Agedo 22" (306 watt) ~ 54 Watts @ 13 VDC ~ (82% under advertised) Zmoon 12" (264 watt) ~ 43 Watts @ 13 VDC ~ (84% under advertised) Skyworld 25" (120 w.) ~ 24 Watts @ 13 VDC ~ (80% under advertised) Agedo 4"pod (18 watt)~ 14 Watts @ 13 VDC ~ (22% under advertised) As you can see the advertised wattages are grossly over advertised and can't be used to determine how bright any of these lights will be. While wattage is a very good indicator of brightness, there are other characteristics at play so it isn't everything. While the Nilight was a good bit over the Rigidhorse, I was very impressed with the color and distance of the Rigidhorse. If they were the same cost I would go with the Rigidhorse ($50) even though it was only 76 watts to Nilights ($36) 113 watts. They are not the same cost thought so at $36 it's hard to beat the Nilight for this price range. If you are looking for a light that will reach out farther with a good spot beam, the best of the ones I tested would be the rigidhorse. It was also the most expense of the lights I tested so I'm sure as you continue up the price range they will all continue to get better. I was not prompted to write this review by anyone. I picked these low cost lights for a few off road vehicles I need to add lights on and figured I'd use them as a good way to test out the available options.

Very bright light bar. It actually has a spot beam unlike other brands. I purchased a few of them over the years and have not had any problems with water. They seem to last a long time. Easy to install and the wiring was easy.

Mounted the 12" bar to front brush guard of my Suzuki ATV. Brighter than I expected for the price. The stock headlights on most ATV's are terrible. I can now see where I'm going at night when plowing or trail riding. I used the Nilight bar clamps & light bar wiring harness with a relay from Amazon. Drilled a small hole next to speedomoter for the switch & the relay is tucked under seat next to battery. Hardest part was fishing wires thru body to the front bar. Pleased so far, will see how it holds up.

The price is a bit high, but the output is worth it. It has a good weight and feels sturdy. I wired it to my switch panel, but you can wire it however you prefer. It comes with a male (device) and female pig tail connection.