Nilight RGB LED Rock Lights Kit, 4 pods Underglow Multicolor Neon Light Pod with Bluetooth App Control Flashing Music Mode Wheel Well Light for Truck ATV UTV RZR SUV

The media could not be loaded. 11/20: I've installed two of the eight so far, one in each front tire-well, and am impressed with the results! Presumably, the light will be even more awesome once I finish. I will update when all are installed with more photos!TL;DR: 5/5 stars, would recommend.Better than expected build-quality for import light kit. Each "Puck" has three committed Diodes (one red, one green, one blue), which give bright, three-tone light. Simple to Install, but you should know how to wire switches and accessories to the battery and run cords. These work great as a silly and fun gag for my stock-height pickup, and I imagine a proper off-road car or rock crawler would make them look even better!BUILD QUALITY:Better than expected. Light "pucks" are made of two powder-coated aluminum pieces closed with four hex screws accessible on the rear of each "puck." The front piece is a cup-shape, so the only seam is along the rear side, which would sit flush against the silicone mounting pads. Each light comes with mounting hardware (hex bolts with tiny nut - depending on install, you will need to supply your own washers). Cords are thick and seem durable; I ran them through plastic looms just in case. I don't like to tempt fate, so I made sure to run a bead of silicone around the back panel and lens of the light "pucks" to avoid water intrusion. I don't know if there are gaskets on the inside, but since these are mounted to the undercarriage, I figured I'd take the extra precaution.The lights' controller is a rugged plastic box; I have mine mounted under the cab of my truck, and I've had zero issues with Bluetooth connectivity or responsiveness. I'm usually suspicious of Bluetooth versus a dedicated remote, but I have to say this one sold me. There is no need to hide an IR receiver, and the Bluetooth lets me control them from inside and outside the car. Bluetooth works better than others I've used with similar products.INSTALL:Straight-forward, but you should be comfortable with simple wiring, including running power and adding a switch, as there are no instructions provided. Don't let that scare you off if you're a total beginner; It's a straightforward kit, and you can get everything you need to know off a few youtube videos. Also, note that the kit does not come with a wiring harness for attaching these to your car or a switch, so you will have to provide those on your own. I've used Nilight's wiring harnesses for a couple of other installs, and they're easy to use and good quality for the price. For this install, I ran my own wires to an auxiliary fuse-block I installed for accessories.The lights each come with two silicone "pads" for mounting them to the frame, one for flat surfaces and one for curved surfaces. The lights have a wire protruding from the rear, and the pads have channels for running the cabling straight through the pad or off to the side in two directions, so it's very modular for various types of installs.Note that each puck has about ten feet of cord that you need to install into a central hub; this means that depending on your application's size, the hub may need to be in the center of the undercarriage to reach all your pucks. The hub has rugged connections with a water-tight screw-on cap, which should be good for an under-carriage install.Nilight may sell extension cords - I'm hoping they do as larger cars will need the added length.THE LIGHT:Bright and awesome. These have three dedicated LED's per puck - one red, one green, and one blue. They create colors by mixing different amounts of each light, which means they're quite bright. This also means that you get a "three-way color shadow" where the cast light edges miss each other. You can see this in my photos above. It creates a unique effect that I really enjoy - but you should be aware in case that's not what you're looking for.They can cast every color in the spectrum, which is really cool; keep in mind that since these are additive RGB LEDs (as opposed to RGBW's with a dedicated "white" LED), they make color by mixing the light of all three. This results in white light having a blue-purple hue. Not a deal-breaker, but be aware. Other colors are presented well; you may have to fidget with the spectrum color-chooser to get it precisely right.Importantly: These LEDs have a "memory" function, so if you set the color and turn them off (via a hard-wired switch or via the app), they will be that color when you turn them on. This is a really cool feature and makes flipping them on at a moment's notice possible. Very handy and very cool - this has been a pet peeve of mine in cheaper kits.THE APP:IMO, this is good but not great - and I hope Nilight adds the ability to create custom colors to the music/mic and pre-loaded programs in an update! Regardless, here are some of the features:- It has a "fixed color" option with a color wheel where you can select any color you want, which is very cool. It also lets you use an image on your phone as a "palette," which seems to give you the "overall color" of an image. Sadly, I don't believe you can set your own "custom" colors - though I may not have figured this out yet.- It has a "music match" option that can play and sync the lights' movement to music on your phone. I use an iPhone, and it appears that to use this effectively, you have to have songs "synced" to your iTunes (and presumably apple music) library for them to populate in this list. Sadly, it seems the only color option for this mode is "rainbow," and it flashes through the different colors.It has a "mic match" option that syncs your lights' changing colors to the mic input on your phone. Effectively what this does is let you play any music in your car and sync your lights to it (or any other noise in your car, I suppose). Sadly, it seems the only color option for this mode is "rainbow," and it flashes through the different colors.- It has several "pre-loaded" light flash/strobe modes - rainbow, single colors, a few pairs of colors, etc. You can control brightness and speed. Sadly, it doesn't seem you can create your own custom programs. I'd love to have the ability to make the lights flash two or three colors of my choosing.- It also has a timer setting - which seems to let you program the lights to turn on or off at certain times or after a certain amount of time. I haven't used this much, but I imagine it's helpful if you want them to stay on for a few moments after you turn your car off or the like.- It also has a "shake" feature that changes the lights to a different color if your phone registers a "shake." I imagine this is handy if you're offroading and want to see the bumps in the road in your lights, and it can be toggled on/off.THE WRAP-UP:These are great lights, and I'd recommend them, with the caveat that these are designed as "rock lights" and not "underbody" lights for your local car show. They cast big, bright pools of light, but the light is localized and meant to highlight the car's features and illuminate the terrain below. They will work better the higher your car rides, so if you're looking to have a big soft pool of light under your car, go with strip LEDs instead of these. If you're looking to shoot light into a cool part of your lifted ride or highlight big tires, cool frame details, or hide a light behind the grill - these are excellent.

2019 Polaris Rzr turbo S xp4The wires were kind of short to be able to run them right dead center of where well, but I made it work with what I could. Being able to connect and change the color via Bluetooth is cool. Their app only allows you to play their provided songs for the light show, would have been cool for it to be compatible with any music.I would suggest you get the 6-8 pack instead of the 4 pack like i did. I could have benefited from more lights around my sxs

My original set from 4 years ago had a couple lights that had started to fail. This kit was cheaper than purchasing the lights individually. Something I did find out is the app will manage multiple nilight controllers. I replaced my bad lights and used the second (new) controller and remaining lights to light the rear cargo area.

great little lights, but came with no instructions. it would be nice to know hole sizes for drilling mounting points. Also, it would be nice if the cable length was a bit longer for the rear lights, and shorter for the middle lights and shorter still for the front lights. but cable length is not really an issue.

These are mor ebright than I expected, I ordered the 6 pack and my husband installed by himself and said it was easier than all the other upgrades I bought and added to his "honey do list". The bluetooth connectivity was easy, wish it came with a switch and a remote but our phones will do. The app gives you a lot of different options for color and modes to use. We installed under each wheel well,in the grill and under the front seat, they look awesome and cant wait to use them this weekend!

The underglow lights look good under my truck.

I have been looking at these for a while and finally got them for Christmas 2023. I have a JKU and fully expected them to reach all wheel wells. They do not. This is a 4-light kit. I have the rears mounted up on the body about halfway down the cab because that's as far as they reach and the wires are still slightly stretched to reach the battery. The lights themselves seem decent quality, and the connectors are about industry standard for waterproofing and connecting. Today, 1/25/24, I noticed one of the fronts was inoperable. I fully checked the wire routing, connections to all of them, and the lights themselves. There is no explanation as to why one of them failed other than it's just plain cheaply made. I have been 'wheeling in light snow and have washed the Jeep a couple times since install. I mounted the lights out of harms way, as in the front ones are mounted up high in the fender well. They do see the occasional splash but are by no means soaked ever. As stated, no explanation. The other front one works flawlessly, and the wiring is routed the exact same way to the battery.I had accepted that one failed and simply disconnected it's partner to not look goofy. As I was changing the colors around, I noticed that I no longer had full control of the colors. I no longer have plain green or plain yellow, and I can't get cyan. I have blue, red, and orange with not much bleed over from the color matching. That is what put me over the edge in writing a review. So a light failed, it happens, but to lose most of the color control just pisses me off.DO NOT buy this kit. Spend a little more to get something worth a darn.To recap; short-distance wiring, failed lighting, failed color changing.

Super bright, install is easy it just takes time. Patience and you’ll get it right. I installed the Bluetooth pack towards the middle of my car and ran power and ground extension wires front the middle to the front for power. No way I could make it work without doing so on my sedan. I have a pic with these lights only and then a pic with the strip lights you can get on Amazon as well. Lowriders are paying top dollar for these plus install at shops. If they only knew 😉