I have my NiLights mounted up high as dedicated ditch lights and they're perfect for the trail as I don't need to see a great distance ahead of the truck. They're mainly for spotting obstacles close and on the sides of my vehicle and they work great for that.
I have several of the nilites. 52" bar, 20" inch bar and the 60w 4" lights similar to the ones you tested. They have lasted well and for the price, you can't beat them. Would love to get the Baja's, but just can't see paying that much for them for as little as I need them.
Nice comparison. I bought 8 of those nilight pods and use them as area lights around my camper van, because they’re also WAY less $ than “scene lights”, and you can point them wherever you want them to shine, instead of the fixed position scene lights. I wired them through motion sensors so they double as security lights whenever we camp in a sketchy area.
I have NiLight's on my truck and my Kubota tractor and am very happy with them. They are not perfect but I soldier my wires so a harness is useless. But that's me. I did have one on my truck take moisture during Hurricane Matthew (Had it in my factory lights too).. but it's more than a pressure washer. They did swap it no issue.
I have the nilight pods. They are awsome budget lights. I have them on my 09 silverado and they are perfect for going on the highway because my headlights dont light up squat near me but having the pods makes it a lot easier to see on the road. I would love to have a second set just because you cant have too much light in my opinion.
Nice review. I think there is a place for cheap lights, as well as expensive lights. I would probably go with the cheap ones because I just need a couple of lights to connect to some motion detectors so that I can light the perimeter of my RV if anyone starts snooping around in the middle of the night. The cheap-o's will easily fit the bill.
I have the nilight one and yes they leak they are about 6 months old and one has stopped working, the other works fine but yes it has water in it I don’t expect it to last much longer.. Roadshock lights I have found to be the best.. they are found at HarborFreight and they are amazing and a great warranty
thanks for your review, I'm putting my nilights inside my truck canopy to illuminate the rear of my truck when my canopy is open. im not worried abought water just light for when it gets dark out in the back country.
I really like both but I would definitely go for the NiLites. I have had really good luck with the mid range and even the low range for quality and performance. Yes, the other set looks nicer but hard to justify that purchase with nice quality lights for far less. If I was selected to win I would mount them on the tire carrier of my Ford Bronco as a rear visibility and backup lights.
The Bajas were brighter but not 10x the price brighter! For the same price you could add a great bar light upfront to get the distance and use the pods for rock lights which is what they’re meant for.
Thank you for the review on Baja Squadron Sports vs Nilite 4 inch combo pod lights. I have a 2006 Jeep Wrangler straight 6 cylinder. I'm worn out looking at the many different lights available. A good review on two of them! Thanks again for the video!
I would prefer the nilight over the baha one as I would never mount them on back side of hood all the glare off hood is miserable in rain , snow , fog . dust and just plain reflections. Try mounting on front side of hood I believe that you will have better light out and wide give it a try you’ll see what I mean. Good luck. Carl
Definitely a difference but why would 2 little square lights be under a $100 & high end $1000. I don't see the 10x difference to warrant pricing. Insane.
Ok $20/pair vs $200. The nilight seemed like the spot was aimed at the ground. Adjust the spot and if its still not enough, add another set. I would like to see $200 worth of nilights compared to one set of bajas
Great info.. I've bought these exact lights for back up lights on my overland trailer and my back up lights on my truck will actually out shine those while being hooked up lol. But its still a good light..couldn't justify paying 200+ for lights.
Nice review. I don’t think the Baja lights would get my money over the Nilight brand just from a budget perspective. That’s a great deal more money for a light that is better but not overwhelmingly better.
Good review. Baja’s are obviously better and have a more control beam. Cost is more than I could stomach paying for a light. I’d buy the cheaper. Nicely done. What amateur radio do you have mounted on your dash?
I have 3 pairs of flush mount ni-lights, 2 pairs had moisture in one of the sets from the factory, after many emails and photos, they were replaced under warranty. my Tacoma has no ditch lights yet and you got a pair of proven one's lol.
The output is from 30v. How have you guys fed them 30v? I know a second battery in series would get 28v, but seems like overkill. 2 capacitors in series would work. What do you recommend?
I've tried all different brands of the "cheap" lights. Pods, bars, rock lights....ect. and for my money, I will never buy bd or rigid. The cheap ones do really well and I can replace them 10 times and still be cheaper than the big boys lights
I liked your video very helpful I’m looking to put these lights on my can am x3 and my f350 lariat truck can you tell me where to got the brackets for the truck and I would buy the Baja designs because of hood opening but main reason is it picked up the tree in your video which is key given you could be Traveling at speeds over 50 miles an hour
Unless you are using your lights in critical situations where you are *_counting_* on them to get you home, back to camp ect. I can't see spending 10x the money. Now if you have your retirement savings all dialed in and you want high $ lights for the cool factor, more power to you.
@@TheShangralaaaa17 ah I see, I’m confused of the mounting situation. Do they mount directly to your hood or where do they mount to? It doesn’t look like I’m the pictures it comes with enough to mount to something.
I have nilughts. They've been going strong for 3 years now. The wiring harness wouldn't work for me, I solder a proper connection. Knowing I was getting cheaper lights I actually took mine apart and added a ton of extra waterproofing. Really good value for the spend.
I desert race a class 2-1600 car off road and use this exact NiLight model for cornering lights. You can't beat the quality and performance for the price. They also offer this set in a kit with a wiring harness.
I have the Baja Squadron Pros mounted as ditch lights on my 2019 Lexus GX, and they are just as bright as my stock headlights and fog lights. That's a ton of bright, clean light from two small pod lights.
i bought a set of nilight (the on on this video) and then i gotr a Blazer led pods and theres a literally night and day difference, nilights are cheap and glare everywhere
Well. You can buy 5 sets of the nilite and buy a harness and still have money left over for gas...if you burn one nilite out.. you still have 4 more left to replace
After running a cheaper china bar i see the importance on the optics and quality....i cant swing the higher end baja design lights but the sports offer a quality bsng for the buck setup. If you drive your rig fast at night BD is the way to go ni questions asked!!
I have the nilight on my atv. So far solid water proofed and $12 for the pair versus 250 for the factory head lights replaced and easily 3 times brighter I'm super happy with them got 2 more pair just cause
Great review! From the looks, the 1/10th the price did more than 1/10th the job. I have a set of Nilight's on the way already or I would have gone through your link. Only using them for close-up work loading the truck at night so should be just fine.
Great vid! I still like the Nilites due to the fact that if they do break ( I’m rough on my stuff) I’m not out an arm and a leg to replace them. If i win I will be installing them on a 2009 Subaru Forester.
this review was very helpful. i got a pair of the Nilights for my MF 194-4 tractor and just 1 was good enough for working. thank you very much for the video
I like the Baja look, and brightness better. But I'd probably go with the Nilights for price, I'd only use them a few times a year. Sometimes I park in remote areas, someone would steal those Baja's. They'd go on a 99 Tacoma. Good review!
I am really surprised the cheap lights didn’t fail in the water test. My gut feeling is they will eventually fail and it will be much sooner than the Baja as caulk doesn’t typically fair as well in the weather. All that being said, it’s not worth 10 times the money to buy the Baja!
Personally I like the nilights simply because there's no reason they can make them that cheap and the top end "name brand" company's can't make there kit more budget friendly other then there name on the thing although that's a lot of kit now daya you pay a lot more for a name and a whole lot less for just a little less quality... 🥃cheers🍻
Baja is 200$, the nilight is 17$ for a pair.. Id rather get the nilight and spend the other $180 on other upgrades. On my Jeep Grand Wagoneer, i opted for old fashioned round halogen lights for my roof and two on the brushguard, KC lights though are $300 for 2 lights, it would have costed me 900$ for 6 lights. For 6 of the chinese brand lights 100w look identical it was 84$, and they are plenty bright. and have 0 moisture in them after 1 year
I bought 4 of those nilights for 40 bucks. All I can say is, they are cheap for a reason. Sure, they make light but the mounting brackets are hopeless!
I cant justify spending $199 up to $1000 EACH for pods and a lightbar that might get stolen or cracked by crap flying around on some inner city highway... Nilight alllllll the way.
I’ve had 3 sets of Nilight. On the east coast US we get some good rain. Honestly I would disassemble them and reseal. use some black marine Rtv. Don’t trust the factory seals but they hold up very well. I also used 2k clear coat on the flimsy lenses. No fade. And they take some impact well. The color temps of the more pricey lights are better. But for value you can’t beat the nilights.
I purchase 10 Nilights and just use quick disconnects. One fails I replace it in minutes. And I feel like I saved money……or I’m just happy getting 10 of something compared to one.
Both of those lights are pathetic on output. I have a set of 80 Watt 4 in cube lights, on an outdoor piece of equipment that I often run at night and they are disgustingly bright and they've been on there for 2 years and not a problem with them and that machine remains outside all year. $30 NiLites and they are great but they're 80 watts in they're very very bright brighter than my LED 18,000 lumen replaceable headlights on my vehicle which are unbelievably bright.
I appreciate the value of the Nilights but I live out of town where there are no streetlights and lots of wildlife . I have the Squadron Pro's in place of the factory fog/driving lights on my 2018 Tacoma. I wouldn't go for any less lighting even for a fraction of the price. The truck looks factory stock until you hit the bright lights!
I have nilights on both my quads, my third quad will get some when it is finished as well as my sled. I’m sure there are better lights but these are infinitely superior to the useless lights the atv manufactures use
I have the Nilight and I’m very happy with them. But since I took them off my truck due to trading in for a nicer one. I’m contemplating to go with a bougie brand. I love the color on the Baja though the flood wasn’t as impressive as I hoped. Definitely doesn’t seem like it’s 10x better as the price would suggest.
Of course Baja makes far superior lights and you pay for them. Most guys who "really" four wheel are weekend warriors who live on a week to week paycheck. Baja makes pro racing lights so yea they are fantastic and fantastically expensive. Me, I drink Coors light around the campfire after taring of my rear bumper. No how am I going to pay for that? Sell my Baja lights and get some cheap ones then off to the junk yard.
You should have wired up 10 pairs of the Nilights to make it a dollars to dollars comparison. jk of course. I just want to see 20 pods mounted across your hood. lol
But for the price you can buy 10 sets of the cheaper kind for the same price that’s 20 pods and that would definitely be way better than 2 of the expensive
Honestly a really good review, thank you sir. I'll be purchasing the $20 ones because I'm poor
really good choice
Same haha, on that budget build.
it all depends on the application, underneather the rear bumper for a close up work light additional reverse light these are perfect.
@@bwillis8020 in 90% of applications the Nilights will suffice. I can’t see the extra light output being worth the extra 3 figures to the average joe.
I have my NiLights mounted up high as dedicated ditch lights and they're perfect for the trail as I don't need to see a great distance ahead of the truck. They're mainly for spotting obstacles close and on the sides of my vehicle and they work great for that.
I have several of the nilites. 52" bar, 20" inch bar and the 60w 4" lights similar to the ones you tested. They have lasted well and for the price, you can't beat them. Would love to get the Baja's, but just can't see paying that much for them for as little as I need them.
I put 2 of them on the bumper of my work truck 3 years ago and both are still in good shape.
I love the Baja Designs. But I’d have a hard time paying 10x more especially considering, while brighter, they provide less flood.
Matt McDowell you can buy them with different lenses such as flood, wide cornering, and driving combo.
They never stop providing though, China lights can't match up.
@@Free-49 I'd say "China lights" do just fine considering they're 10 times cheaper.
Nice comparison. I bought 8 of those nilight pods and use them as area lights around my camper van, because they’re also WAY less $ than “scene lights”, and you can point them wherever you want them to shine, instead of the fixed position scene lights. I wired them through motion sensors so they double as security lights whenever we camp in a sketchy area.
That's amazing. You should do a tutorial on here
I agree sounds cool you need to show us
I have NiLight's on my truck and my Kubota tractor and am very happy with them. They are not perfect but I soldier my wires so a harness is useless. But that's me. I did have one on my truck take moisture during Hurricane Matthew (Had it in my factory lights too).. but it's more than a pressure washer. They did swap it no issue.
I'm glad Nilight were able to stand by their product. I guess on my next test I need to put the Bajas through a hurricane!
@@RevereOverland Bring them on over we can test them this fall.
I read that you've got something brewing to the south at the moment
I have the nilight pods. They are awsome budget lights. I have them on my 09 silverado and they are perfect for going on the highway because my headlights dont light up squat near me but having the pods makes it a lot easier to see on the road. I would love to have a second set just because you cant have too much light in my opinion.
Nice review. I think there is a place for cheap lights, as well as expensive lights. I would probably go with the cheap ones because I just need a couple of lights to connect to some motion detectors so that I can light the perimeter of my RV if anyone starts snooping around in the middle of the night. The cheap-o's will easily fit the bill.
I have the nilight one and yes they leak they are about 6 months old and one has stopped working, the other works fine but yes it has water in it I don’t expect it to last much longer.. Roadshock lights I have found to be the best.. they are found at HarborFreight and they are amazing and a great warranty
thanks for your review, I'm putting my nilights inside my truck canopy to illuminate the rear of my truck when my canopy is open. im not worried abought water just light for when it gets dark out in the back country.
I really like both but I would definitely go for the NiLites. I have had really good luck with the mid range and even the low range for quality and performance. Yes, the other set looks nicer but hard to justify that purchase with nice quality lights for far less.
If I was selected to win I would mount them on the tire carrier of my Ford Bronco as a rear visibility and backup lights.
The definitely look nicer, which is really important if you do it for the 'gram!
The Bajas were brighter but not 10x the price brighter! For the same price you could add a great bar light upfront to get the distance and use the pods for rock lights which is what they’re meant for.
Plus you can get different brightnesses of nilight for like $3 more lol
Thank you for the review on Baja Squadron Sports vs Nilite 4 inch combo pod lights. I have a 2006 Jeep Wrangler straight 6 cylinder. I'm worn out looking at the many different lights available. A good review on two of them! Thanks again for the video!
I would prefer the nilight over the baha one as I would never mount them on back side of hood all the glare off hood is miserable in rain , snow , fog . dust and just plain reflections. Try mounting on front side of hood I believe that you will have better light out and wide give it a try you’ll see what I mean. Good luck. Carl
Definitely a difference but why would 2 little square lights be under a $100 & high end $1000. I don't see the 10x difference to warrant pricing. Insane.
Great Job. Baja is the clear winner obviously. Since you kept the Baja I would love to see you compare them to the Rigid light?
I like the spots better on the $200 lights. But the cheap ones are solid flood/fog lights. I’d probably put both on the truck for that reason.
I use the Baja Sports / amber on my 2019 Tacoma. I use them for everyday driving. Omg 😳. The Baja are the BEST. Can not go wrong with the Baja’s.
Ok $20/pair vs $200. The nilight seemed like the spot was aimed at the ground. Adjust the spot and if its still not enough, add another set. I would like to see $200 worth of nilights compared to one set of bajas
That would be a lot of lights!
Great info.. I've bought these exact lights for back up lights on my overland trailer and my back up lights on my truck will actually out shine those while being hooked up lol. But its still a good light..couldn't justify paying 200+ for lights.
This is probably the best review I've seen
Nice review. I don’t think the Baja lights would get my money over the Nilight brand just from a budget perspective. That’s a great deal more money for a light that is better but not overwhelmingly better.
Good review. Baja’s are obviously better and have a more control beam. Cost is more than I could stomach paying for a light. I’d buy the cheaper. Nicely done.
What amateur radio do you have mounted on your dash?
Thanks! I don’t think you can buy the radio anymore, but here’s a link: amzn.to/2p7EOLA
I have the nilight ones and the local car wash won’t let vehicles with these modifications in the automated wash.
I have 3 pairs of flush mount ni-lights, 2 pairs had moisture in one of the sets from the factory, after many emails and photos, they were replaced under warranty. my Tacoma has no ditch lights yet and you got a pair of proven one's lol.
Nice review. I currently have several of the nilights to install.
Old video however great video still. I was going to use nilight however now i think i will save up and get some baja's
Baja designs, black oak, rigid and KC are top brands
Talk whatever you want about them cheap lights but they work just as good
The output is from 30v. How have you guys fed them 30v? I know a second battery in series would get 28v, but seems like overkill. 2 capacitors in series would work. What do you recommend?
I've tried all different brands of the "cheap" lights. Pods, bars, rock lights....ect. and for my money, I will never buy bd or rigid. The cheap ones do really well and I can replace them 10 times and still be cheaper than the big boys lights
Great comparison man!
Thanks!
Great video man ! Thank you 🙏🏼
Great real life review. Do you have a long term review of either one of these?
I liked your video very helpful I’m looking to put these lights on my can am x3 and my f350 lariat truck can you tell me where to got the brackets for the truck and I would buy the Baja designs because of hood opening but main reason is it picked up the tree in your video which is key given you could be Traveling at speeds over 50 miles an hour
I'll take the Nilight looks like a better fog light and don't need something so bright it blinds you .
Awesome test, very helpful! Thanks
The brackets aren't plastic, they're just powedercoated.
Great video!
Baja 500 and up
Niilight 20 bucks to 50
Which one ya?
Unless you are using your lights in critical situations where you are *_counting_* on them to get you home, back to camp ect. I can't see spending 10x the money. Now if you have your retirement savings all dialed in and you want high $ lights for the cool factor, more power to you.
excellent review. Very helpful.
Baja Design, you get what you pay for. Its made in the USA and not China.
You reach a certain cross over point of price vs performance.
I have the nilights and they have metal brackets
Should’ve started doing shadow puppets😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
As a distinguished gentleman rocking the XJ, I would choose the Nilights to have money for the next time I break my front axle 🤓.
Just buy carbon 44 axles....
same way for my TJ lol
Ha lol I just flipped my xj and the pods got destroyed 😂 I’ll be sticking with nilights too
Hahaha. That’s great
Lol ah a man of culture I see.
Been using the cheap ones for 2yrs and they've been great
Same. They are holding up very well.
thank you for your always support
Mine will be here tomorrow, are they hard to wire up?
@@TacoJordann not at all. I used a fog light harness that allowed me to plug them directly into the fusebox
@@TheShangralaaaa17 ah I see, I’m confused of the mounting situation. Do they mount directly to your hood or where do they mount to? It doesn’t look like I’m the pictures it comes with enough to mount to something.
I have nilughts. They've been going strong for 3 years now. The wiring harness wouldn't work for me, I solder a proper connection. Knowing I was getting cheaper lights I actually took mine apart and added a ton of extra waterproofing. Really good value for the spend.
Good to know! I am installing 52” Nilight bars on a 16’ tandem work trailer for exterior lighting. They should be great!
@@Voyager23B 3yrs later and out of left field, but I was wondering if you're still using the NiLight bars and how they're performing for you.
@@desertsavagery Performing amazingly well! No water leaks and they are as bright as ever! Awesome purchase and well worth the cost.
Baja's look nicer but being on a tight budget the Amazon lights would do the job. Jeep WK
Whoa - someone else drives a WK?! Howdy! Must be why we like the less costly option. Leaves more $ for parts&repairs.
Lifted wk2 here!!
He likes the Baja because he shelled out so much cash for them and feels guilty saying the nilights are perfectly fine.
The Nilights are perfectly fine
I desert race a class 2-1600 car off road and use this exact NiLight model for cornering lights. You can't beat the quality and performance for the price. They also offer this set in a kit with a wiring harness.
Great testing dude, real life testing versus shining on a wall is much more useful
I have the Baja Squadron Pros mounted as ditch lights on my 2019 Lexus GX, and they are just as bright as my stock headlights and fog lights. That's a ton of bright, clean light from two small pod lights.
I'd hope so considering they're $440 for a pair compared to $20 Nilights.
i bought a set of nilight (the on on this video) and then i gotr a Blazer led pods and theres a literally night and day difference, nilights are cheap and glare everywhere
I bought regular leds off Amazon. They work great, bright, and didn't spend $400 on baja designs
Great review, i honestly believe the application of these lights plays a big part in the decision. I personally believe the 20$ light would surfice.
Well. You can buy 5 sets of the nilite and buy a harness and still have money left over for gas...if you burn one nilite out.. you still have 4 more left to replace
I'd pick the Baja's for light output, but the Nilights for the price. Either would go great on my Colorado
Squadron Pro version makes a huge difference.
After running a cheaper china bar i see the importance on the optics and quality....i cant swing the higher end baja design lights but the sports offer a quality bsng for the buck setup. If you drive your rig fast at night BD is the way to go ni questions asked!!
Definitely agree with that summary. Here in KY I think the cheap ones are fine. I stuck with the BD since I head out to the desert every summer!
Nice review. I struggle with the cost considering I'll use my 5-7 nights/year...$30 for 90% of the light seems like a good cost/benefit trade off.
That's kinda my thinking too. If it were something I had to rely on for recovery or emergencies, it might be different.
I have the nilight on my atv. So far solid water proofed and $12 for the pair versus 250 for the factory head lights replaced and easily 3 times brighter I'm super happy with them got 2 more pair just cause
I wonder about ridgid industries lights??? Cool video! Thanks for shedding some light on the subject!
I need to do a Baja vs. Rigid comparison!
^ would love to see it. Great video. Super informative and well constructed. I am a fan of those BD lights for sure! :)
Overland Generation rigid is Chinese with branding tbh
That's not a plastic mounting bracket! I have the Ambother lights which are the same. I got them for $8 american.
Someone in the distance is like..."what's those strange lights..I think it's a ufo!!!"....lol
ill stick with my riged lights 5 years and goin strong on my truck
I’ve been researching lights this week. Thanks for the comparison. Looking of something for my Forester
Thank you for sharing all your experiences. Personally getting into Overlanding and I have learned a lot from your videos.
Overlanding 🤣 aka yall taking your vehicles where they shouldn't be and destroying everything in the way
By the way, where the heck did you come up with just 200 for bajas?! My baja were priced at 419 (plus tax)
Great review! From the looks, the 1/10th the price did more than 1/10th the job. I have a set of Nilight's on the way already or I would have gone through your link. Only using them for close-up work loading the truck at night so should be just fine.
Great vid! I still like the Nilites due to the fact that if they do break ( I’m rough on my stuff) I’m not out an arm and a leg to replace them. If i win I will be installing them on a 2009 Subaru Forester.
light the night always
this review was very helpful. i got a pair of the Nilights for my MF 194-4 tractor and just 1 was good enough for working. thank you very much for the video
Came across your video looking to buy some POD Lights and realized you live in the same town as me. Small world LOL 😂
Nilights for sure! Does the job and affordable. Jeep WK
for the price I'm definitely going with the nilights. These would go on the side of my truck to see ahead and to the sides
I use nilights and I love them, I bought cheap expecting to replace them but they've lasted a long long time so far
I like the Baja look, and brightness better. But I'd probably go with the Nilights for price, I'd only use them a few times a year. Sometimes I park in remote areas, someone would steal those Baja's. They'd go on a 99 Tacoma. Good review!
Someone stealing them is definitely a concern. I'm tempted to pick up some keyed nuts.
I am really surprised the cheap lights didn’t fail in the water test. My gut feeling is they will eventually fail and it will be much sooner than the Baja as caulk doesn’t typically fair as well in the weather. All that being said, it’s not worth 10 times the money to buy the Baja!
I honestly wasn't expecting them to perform so well!
Cool video, with the nilight I feel you get 80% of the power at 20% of the cost, they would be perfect for my kei truck.
Personally I like the nilights simply because there's no reason they can make them that cheap and the top end "name brand" company's can't make there kit more budget friendly other then there name on the thing although that's a lot of kit now daya you pay a lot more for a name and a whole lot less for just a little less quality...
🥃cheers🍻
I wouldn't mind the Nilights, because the difference doesn't warrant the extra 200 bucks. 2001 Range Rover is what I would mount it on.
Good review, here is how to save 400$ and get almost the same light output
Baja is 200$, the nilight is 17$ for a pair.. Id rather get the nilight and spend the other $180 on other upgrades. On my Jeep Grand Wagoneer, i opted for old fashioned round halogen lights for my roof and two on the brushguard, KC lights though are $300 for 2 lights, it would have costed me 900$ for 6 lights. For 6 of the chinese brand lights 100w look identical it was 84$, and they are plenty bright. and have 0 moisture in them after 1 year
I bought 4 of those nilights for 40 bucks. All I can say is, they are cheap for a reason. Sure, they make light but the mounting brackets are hopeless!
I cant justify spending $199 up to $1000 EACH for pods and a lightbar that might get stolen or cracked by crap flying around on some inner city highway...
Nilight alllllll the way.
I’ve had 3 sets of Nilight. On the east coast US we get some good rain. Honestly I would disassemble them and reseal. use some black marine Rtv. Don’t trust the factory seals but they hold up very well. I also used 2k clear coat on the flimsy lenses. No fade. And they take some impact well.
The color temps of the more pricey lights are better. But for value you can’t beat the nilights.
I purchase 10 Nilights and just use quick disconnects. One fails I replace it in minutes. And I feel like I saved money……or I’m just happy getting 10 of something compared to one.
Both of those lights are pathetic on output. I have a set of 80 Watt 4 in cube lights, on an outdoor piece of equipment that I often run at night and they are disgustingly bright and they've been on there for 2 years and not a problem with them and that machine remains outside all year. $30 NiLites and they are great but they're 80 watts in they're very very bright brighter than my LED 18,000 lumen replaceable headlights on my vehicle which are unbelievably bright.
I appreciate the value of the Nilights but I live out of town where there are no streetlights and lots of wildlife . I have the Squadron Pro's in place of the factory fog/driving lights on my 2018 Tacoma. I wouldn't go for any less lighting even for a fraction of the price. The truck looks factory stock until you hit the bright lights!
I have nilights on both my quads, my third quad will get some when it is finished as well as my sled. I’m sure there are better lights but these are infinitely superior to the useless lights the atv manufactures use
I have the Nilight and I’m very happy with them. But since I took them off my truck due to trading in for a nicer one. I’m contemplating to go with a bougie brand. I love the color on the Baja though the flood wasn’t as impressive as I hoped. Definitely doesn’t seem like it’s 10x better as the price would suggest.
And Nilight offers a relay with their “included” wiring harness.
Of course Baja makes far superior lights and you pay for them. Most guys who "really" four wheel are weekend warriors who live on a week to week paycheck. Baja makes pro racing lights so yea they are fantastic and fantastically expensive. Me, I drink Coors light around the campfire after taring of my rear bumper. No how am I going to pay for that? Sell my Baja lights and get some cheap ones then off to the junk yard.
Good video, just trying to work out your accent? Seems part Australian, part American, maybe part New Zealand?
If money weren’t the issue, definitely Baja designs. But in my case I’d prolly go with the Amazon ones
This guy may have the most ambiguous accent in history. I have no idea if he is American, Australian, or British
I've used Rigid with all my JK's, the Baja lights will be the next set I'll get.
You should have wired up 10 pairs of the Nilights to make it a dollars to dollars comparison. jk of course. I just want to see 20 pods mounted across your hood. lol
Baja does make a better light. But they cost 10X more for just a little more performance. Law of diminishing returns.
But for the price you can buy 10 sets of the cheaper kind for the same price that’s 20 pods and that would definitely be way better than 2 of the expensive
People always bashing Chinese made stuff but quick to buy $1100 iPhone or Android lol