Nilight 2PCS 7 Inch Round Cree Headlight High Low Beam for Wrangler JK TJ CJ 1997-2017 Rubicon Sahara Hummber H1 H2 Motorbikes

Swapped my stock headlights for these Nilight 7” halos, and I’m kicking myself for not doing it sooner. They’re not just brighter—they make the whole front end look meaner, cleaner, and smarter. ✅ What I Liked: Light output is insane – Low beams light the road, high beams light the next county. Crisp, white beam—none of that yellow halogen sadness. Built-in turn signals & halos – Makes wiring clean, and the DRL halos give a modern edge without looking overdone. Plug-and-play(ish) – Came with adapters for H13 and H4. Fit straight into my JK buckets without mods. Adjustable angle – A quick tweak and boom, no more lighting up squirrels in trees. ⚠️ What Could Be Better: Halo/turn wiring takes time – Not hard, just tedious. Plan for about an hour if you're routing it clean. Instructions are barebones – If you're not comfortable with tapping into marker/turn wires, YouTube will be your best friend. Be ready for anti-flicker talk – If your Jeep throws a tantrum (mine didn’t), grab anti-flicker adapters. 🔧 Install Tips: Wire halos into your running lights for DRL effect. Tap amber signal into turn wire using a T-tap or solder—don’t trust twist caps. Align beam pattern on a garage wall at night before final tightening. ⭐ Final Verdict: If you want headlights that actually do headlight things—and look slick doing it—these are the move. You’ll see farther, be seen sooner, and make your Jeep look 10 years newer.

I haven't spent enough time with these lights yet to know how they withstand the test of time, but my initial impressions are very positive. They appear to be quality made headlights and are a definite upgrade to stock or probably most aftermarket halogen headlights. Unboxing: The unboxing process is what it is. The lights are well protected and you receive a pair of headlights and a pair of adapters. Fortunately that's all you need. Install: Total install took me less than 30 minutes. All you do is remove a couple of retaining rings, unplug the old lights, plug in the new lights and reinstall the retaining rings. It's a breeze and I didn't have any issues with the install at all. Everything fit nicely. There was no wiggling or jiggling to get anything to sit correctly and nothing was loose either. Brightness: Honestly they weren't quite as bright as I had hoped, but that was much more a function of my expectations than these lights not delivering. As I mentioned above they are a night-and-day difference from stock. Anyone who's tried to drive down a dark road using the stock TJ lights knows how woefully inadequate they are. You won't have that same issue here. Add a couple of driving lights and a small light bar like and you'll light up the night. Look: They look great. Of course that's all personal preference but I really like the way they look. Overall: All-in-all I'm very please with them. Are they the brightest, toughest, most feature packed headlights that you can buy? Absolutely not. Are they an excellent LED Headlight replacement for a ridiculously good price? You bet!

These are an upgrade to a previous set of Nilight headlight I installed about 3 years ago. My bumper blocks the turn signals on the front of the jeep so I needed something more visual, and these fit the bill. The only problem I have with them is you have to have the running lights on for the turn signals to work or for the emergency flashers.

Easy to install. Very bright. I also have Nilight pods, light bar, fog lights, and rock lights. All have Nilight wiring harnesses and rocker switches. I am very impressed with the quality of thier products, especially for the price. I have used more expensive lights in the past that were not as good as these.

Product unit appeared scuffed and used on opening. Product itself overall feels cheap and low quality. NO instructions or wiring diagrams of any kind come with the product and the product has been changed so all existing videos to be found are of a past version with different wiring. Product is defective and seller nor manufacturer will assist. I had a previous set of these so I purchased the same whole kit assuming I could just plug the new headlights in and have a spare unit and fogs. These felt more flimsy but I needed new lights right now because of a short in one of the old headlights so I decided to use them anyway. They reversed the led cable on the new sets leaving me trying to find an adapter that didn’t exist, so I decided to just install the new unit since I had purchased it as a set anyway. I assume forcing you to buy a new whole unit is the point here. I had already ripped my old unit out never suspecting the new one was defective, because why would it be? I got everything wired up to test and discovered the fog lights are both defective, juice to them but lights themselves don’t come on only the halo, and the unit itself will not pick up on Bluetooth, all of the lights are stuck on preset red because of that which is illegal here, so my car is currently undrivable while I have to buy a new set elsewhere and wait for those to come in. I contacted the seller who insists I send them video “showing the problem” that Amazon won’t allow to go through. I’ve never had an Amazon seller demand video either, the problem is already visible from photos. They have a guarantee warranty directly on the listing and on the product packaging itself but none of the customer assistance options they give on the product package or manufacturer page work, you can’t contact anyone except through this listing and the people answering Amazon only answer in the middle of the night. I’m out almost $200 (nice how they dropped the price $40 after I bought them too) for nonfunctional lights stuck on an illegal setting. My car is undrivable while I order and wait for new ones, and they don’t care that their product was faulty and possibly previously used. Learn from my mistake and just buy better quality from a trustworthy dealer.

The lights are ok and quickly is good. I needed stronger lights than my car current ones so had to return them.

Me gustó el diseño, se ven muy resistentes, mucho mejor que los de vidrio, cambia el look al vehículo y se ve moderno y a la vez original

Los faros led de 7 pulgadas son un excelente reemplazo para los de fábrica, tienen una luz blanca con un ligero tono azul, y los materiales con los que está hecho se sienten firmes. La luz se dirige justo donde se ocupa y proporciona una iluminación de sobra a lo necesario. Yo se las puse a mi miata del1992 y fue una mejora abismal respecto a las de halógeno que tenía, ya que por las noches puedo ver mejor al frente y a los lados, ya que yo manejo mucho por carretera de noche me parecen perfectas. El inconveniente que tienen es que son muy brillantes y si no las ajustas bien puedes dejar ciegos a los demás conductores, yo gasté bastante tiempo ajustandolas y desde entonces ya nadie me echa las altas pidiendo cambio de luces. Asi que si las instalas y no dejan de pedirte cambio de luces probablemente necesitas ajuste (busca como en youtube). La iluminacion de noche es mejor en vivo a como estan las imagenes, de hecho casi nunca utilizo las altas porque no se necesitan de tan bien que se ve y las luces altas si lastiman la vista porque se mira mas allá de los 300mts. En resumen una muy buena compra por el precio, lo unico que me preocupa es la durabilidad, hasta ahora no he tenido ningun problema a pesar de que uno de los focos tuviera un sonido raro como algo suelto dentro desde que lo saqué de la caja, no me han fallado aunque llevo poco con ellos. Si tengo algún descontento actualizaré esta reseña.

I put these on my 2015 Jeep JK and the difference is like night and day. I can finally see at night. I installed them with an anti-flicker adapter. The photo is of the lights set on low beam. A+