Qasim 1-Pair 90MM White+Amber Switchback 108SMD 4014 LED Halo Ring Angel Eyes Led DRL Fog Light Turn Signal Lamps 12V

Very bright, flawless plasma look. Clean, easy to hook up, gorgeous look. I originally had some pretty bright led lights for my blinker signals but wasn't happy with just the bulb so I went with these halo rings. I didn't have much money to spend at the time and so I went with these because... you can't beat twenty bucks! I was skeptical because of the price but when I received them they came with plenty of wire, optional amber or white lighting and were incredibly bright. They put my LED bulbs to shame. These are definitely worth the money. They work like a charm and look beautiful.

Got these for my retrofit project. Halos are bright, and switchback feature is nice and easy to wire in. Had them installed for about 2 months in the desert, no issues yet

I installed this on my fox body and it looked great in my opinion. Easy to install and works as it should. The only thing I don't like about it is how thin the wires are.

Love these! These absolutely change the look of my 2006 Lexus GX 470 and give it a very modern look in combination with painting the headlight housings black. For the price, the quality is exceptional, and they have not burned out at all, and are daylight bright. Highly recommend!

This is a nice looking LED switchback Halo. Its bright in both the white and Amber colors. Waterproof... Eh... Not so much. I have ordered a couple sets of these now because they are so cheap. But they definitely not waterproof. First set I didn't do anything to the lights just put them on my fog lights. By the time winter was over half the LEDs had shorted out. By the end of the summer the controller shorted out and almost took out my whole light assembly.(my fault as I should have replaced them way before that). I put on a new set but I went crazy with the silicone and put some around the edge on the inside and covered the back LED board. Well I didn't do a good enough job on one of the halos because it only took one rain storm and it already has LEDs that have shorted out. And with every new rain/snow storm I lose a few more. Other side still looks brand new so I must have done a much better job there. Just ordered my third set to try again. I plan to be a bit more meticulous this time with the silicone.

The media could not be loaded. Pictures don't do the Halos justice. They look much better in person and definitely make a huge aesthetic difference. The only thing I would note is that when the turn signal is deactivated, there is a slight delay before switching back to the white LED. I am unsure if this is by design or if this is an error, but regardless it isn't a deal breaker and I am very satisfied with how my DIY project came out. I would also recommend pairing the Halos with an switchback LED strip if your headlights would look better with them combined.I used the 70 mm for my 3rd gen. 2006 Acura TL and they fit in the HID ring perfectly. To properly secure them in place, I highly advise using super glue (and tie them with fishing line wire as a backup).

Just checking in to say that these have not stood the test of time.In my application these were a slip-fit for truly idiot-proof installation however these lights began to flicker and fail, led by led, over the course of the last 6 months. During the honeymoon period they were bright, responsive, and truly beautiful however i am now left with a late 80's sci-fi horror movie of random strobing flickers and hideous intensity changes that will soon result in absolute failure. These were not worth cracking open my perfectly sealed headlight assemblies to replace - save your pennies and try another brand.They lived a brief life in a relatively cool and completely waterproof place. I can't imagine they would hold up any better testing their 'waterproof' nature or claims of heat tolerance to the extreme.

When things did not fit as planned for my project, I got my Digital Caliper to check and sure enough, nothing was on spec. The description was off by a few millimeters which doesn't sound like much but it counts when its needed for projects that demand accuracy.The emblem roundel that was going to fit inside the LED ring measured as 59.2 mm in diameter. This is within acceptable tolerance for the project had the LED ring been on-spec at 60 to 61mm. The emblem was planned to fit within the inner ring of the LED light to give a cool halo light around the brand roundel emblem.When I turned the Digital Caliper on the LED ring, the inner diameter was actually 58.24. If it was on-spec at 61mm per the advertisement it would have fit around the emblem as planned, but its actually SMALLER! so the emblem wont fit! inside the inner ring.A 1mm error would have been fine and acceptable for this price point but almost 3mm? Unacceptable. If you are looking for a project and need these to be on-spec on size, go somewhere else and pay more.