Baja Designs S2 Pro LED Auxiliary Light Pod Pair with Wiring Harness - Universal Off-Road Lights for Trucks, Wranglers, UTVs & 4x4s - Spot Beam, Baja Amber Lens

Amazingly bright for two tiny little things, the two pics are my factory low beams, and factory low beams plus two of the s2 pro combos. There not cheap but they work really well. Hide in grill very nicely and no big ugly lights to draw thief’s attention to steal. Very pleased with the fact i didn’t have to add a bumper or ugly mount to front of my truck to get decent off-road lights I also got amber lenses and it takes about a min to swap them out for fog and snow winter months. Note, i made sure i turned the flash on my phone when i took both pics so it wouldn’t make the lights appear brighter then reality. Honesty they are brighter then the picture makes them look. The factory low and high beams combined add almost no more light then these two lights

I installed these on my 2015 Harley Davidson Electra Glide Ultra Classic. When I bought this bike, I thought the factory "Daymaker" headlight and passing light combination would be adequate for night riding. After riding it and tweaking the headlight adjustments, I was very disappointed. The factory lights are bright but they just don't project light down the road very far. My 2004 Road King with an upgraded headlight reflector, H4 bulb and factory passing lamps has better light projection than the Ultra. I've also added PIAA halogen driving lights on the engine guard bar that light up the road extremely well and offer very good projection. I installed the Baja Design S2 Pro LEDs on the engine guard bar on the Ultra and used Harley's fairing mounted Auxiliary Power Switch Kit to control them instead of the switch that came with the lights. The difference is absolutely amazing. The factory lights are only good for a short distance and beyond that is total darkness. The S2 LEDs project down the road 10x further than the factory lights while using less than 4 amps. I am considering changing to the spot lens as the factory lights do provide enough light up close and to the sides.

I like my truck to keep a clean look as it is also my daily driver. These lights do a great job of keeping my car looking clean and low profile while giving me a lot for output of lighting. install took about 5 minutes. The only thing that is really hard if doing on your own is wiring from the engine bay to the cab of the car, I have a 3rd gen Tacoma and doing this on my own was hard but after a couple YouTube videos, I got it done.

Mounted these up on my 2018 BMW R1200GS as my only pair of aux lights. Primary purpose is to ensure visibility to cars (hence the amber color), additional lighting is a primary concern. On both fronts they exceed expectations. Shipped with the lights is a small wiring harness, including battery connectors and an on/off switch. I disregarded all of that and plugged them into my hex EZcan -- works like a charm, including dimming.

Fake Baja Designs S2 Pro. The lights were scratched up and the lenses were a cheap thin plastic, the housing face is supposed to be hard brushed anodized aluminum, the ones I got were thin horribly powder coated with the S2Pro logo off centered and horrible looking, along with the frame not being sealed and clearly having been taken apart. Save yourself the heart ache and buy directly from Baja Designs.

Nice looking lights, small but bright.

If your looking for a compact, super bright, durable light this is it. Comes complete with wiring harness and bracket. Baja designs makes the best off road lighting on the market and I highly recommend the s2 pro in driving combo pattern.

It's not worth $350 .. I returned a set of lights that I paid $30 for, and it was just as bright.

Very good quality and work good