I installed this light bar on my Polaris slingshot to help with the dark backroads around me. The install was easy and was able to wire it up to a spst switch with no issues. I wound up using self tapping screws instead of what came with it and they hold great in the bumper. Turning these on at night I was very pleased with the wife dispersion of light that it throws off. Just keep in mind that technically in most areas these are only allowed for off road use. In some cases too your state may require them to have a cover on them when on the public roadways. Another option of install for this light is to hook it up with a relay to your high beams so they only turn on when the highs are activated. I found this to be a great value and time will tell how they hold up. With some of the cheap bars there's issue with water getting in behind the lense. Many reviews state that this doesn't happen with this light and I'm hoping that it's accurate. If you need a small light bar that lights up the road very well, then don't hesitate to buy this bar.

I'm hard to impress, I try to buy the best of the best for the things I have passion for. Bought this cheap light bar as a trial to see how many times it gets smacked by tree branches on the trails as I'd like a BD unit. But, I will say, this thing is a laser. It has great range, and an even spread. The picture posted is about 330' to the trees and the driveway is 14' wide for scale. No headlights on in the RZR. I'd buy this again and again.

For 100$ this light is really good. I live in rural Montana and street lights are non existent but deer love to ruin vehicles. I use this almost every morning and it works great. It's about 2 years old and still going strong. Also we have about a 7-8 month winter and this stands up to the cold and snow/water. It's located just above the winch.

We installed this on our RZR Trail S and it took about 30 minutes. Brighter than expected to be so small. Works perfect!

Amazing design ideal, NO SCREW!
First of all, when I first saw this light bar, I was deeply attracted by their design ideas. Without screw design, the waterproof performance will not be disappointing.
I spent a great deal of time researching different lights from all the manufactures. Many of these lights, from brand names like Rigid, Bulldog and KC, cost hundreds of dollars (one of the Rigid 10" lights here on Amazon sells for over $320). I fully understand the mind frame of buying the best. I usually take that approach as well but I really have a hard time in justifying that much money for something that I won't be using all the time.
Through my research, I firmly believe that every led chip of this light is from CREE, it is so bright. The entire road is lit up in a bright white light including both shoulders of the road as well as any trees overhanging. The light is thrown down the road quite a bit - further than one can out-drive in usual driving.
The waterproof is the highest level I have used so far, as they advertised IP69K and No Screw Design. Due to the inside of the light bar is not vacuum, there will be a small amount of mist when the heat is alternating, but after about an hour, the mist passes through the side breather drained out quickly, which was impossible for the light bar I used before. The waterproof of the previously used light bar is not as good as the one they advertised. Every time leaking water is a very headache.
Cost/benefit, this is a great led light bar.