Xprite 2×11 inch High Intensity White Blue 32 LED Emergency Strobe Dash Lights, Interior Windshield Flashing Police Light w/Suction Cups for Police Law Enforcement POV Vehicles Trucks

Great buying experience and I would recommend purchase to others. Using this in my 1963 Cadillac as emergency lights and accent option when at car shows. Good quality and ease of setup was a plus!

They're bright, but so are other brands.They have plenty of patterns to choose from, but so do others. However, what sets this brand apart from any others in this price category is the weight to suction "ratio". They're very light and the suction cups work great. It works as well as my Whelens but at 1/4 the price. Some other reviews on here complain about the suction cups but they either got a bad batch or haven't owned other lights. This is a very good product for its price.

Remember, these are CHEAP lights, you AREN'T getting Whelen quality here. For the price, it's not bad at all. I was impressed at how BRIGHT they are. The housing feels really cheap (well duh), don't drop them! The suction cups seem to hold well. My biggest issue is the holes for mounting the brackets. The screws go directly into the plastic (not metal threads). It's very easy to tighten too much and strip it out. I suppose you could just replace them with slightly bigger screws if this happens. Overall they are better then I thought they'd be. I would recommend these to someone on a tight budget, they get the job done. I will likely buy another pair. Decent little lights. 👍

Solid colors cannot be seen through tint on a sunny day, incorporate a white flasher low on the window to use with reds or blues.The "suction cups" do not have suction because they aren't cup shaped, but they hold fast by mere friction on a front dash (frustrating!). You may have to scout in-person to places like Micheals or Wamlart for something that actually resists laying flat.The row of LEDs inside appears multiplied because of the built-in reflector, but you can cheaply add a reflector to the deflector as well.You may need new screw because they do not always seem to fit, but be careful because the plastic isnt the most durable.The housing isn't very durable, but stay on the road and out of 110° temps and they last pretty well for the cost .Back and side windows will require actual suction cups or you will have to more permanently mount them.If they don't stay at the right angle, put some rubber cement on the side of the unit at the bracket. Some rubber cement will also hold the deflector on better (life hack).I have xprites in three vehicles, so its a grab bag. Not ideal for rear windows on a hatchback, use hooks to make them resilient/movable if you have a hatch.

I have had many lights over the years s being a volunteer firefighter over the years, and I didn't expect much from these lights but I was actually very impressed!