Emergency Dash Strobe Lights-Red/Blue

Hey y'all, the Aficionado here, someone who handles heavy logistics, visibility isn't just a preference—it's professional safety. Today, we're looking at the XRIDONSEN Emergency Dash Strobe." ​The Build & Install (The "Real Talk" Segment) ​Suction Cups: Mention that while they are convenient for a quick setup, you might want to look at more permanent mounting if you're doing high-speed recovery. ​Split Design: Show how the 2x14 inch bars fit perfectly on either side of a rearview mirror without obstructing your view. ​Performance: Day vs. Night ​Brightness: Walk 50 feet away from the truck. "You can see these Amber/White LEDs clear as day even in direct Colorado sunlight. That’s a must for roadside assistance." ​Patterns: Cycle through the 26 patterns. Point out the memory recall function—it’s great for when you’re in a hurry and need your 'standard' warning pattern immediately. ​The Aficionado’s Verdict ​Final Word: "For the price, you're getting professional-grade brightness. Just remember to check your local municipal codes—as one of only eight instructors in Colorado qualified to teach in any municipality, I can tell you that staying legal is as important as staying visible."

My husband put these inside of his tow truck for additional front flashers. I was really surprised at the quality for the low price. Very bright. Depending on the lighter socket, installation is relatively simple. When I asked if he’d buy them again, he said, definitely.”

I have another setup, in the windshield, with yellow / white and were happy enough with those, to order these for the back window. Install was again, easy and painless. Power cable could be longer, though. I had to cut the lighter off and add additional wire to get to the power source. The only other issue is the mounting tape on the back of the controller. I can sum that up in one word. Worthless. I put 3M tape on instead. Otherwise, the lights are bright and look good.

After using them, I can say they work very well and fully serve their purpose. The lights are quite powerful and noticeable immediately, even during the day. Installation was quick and practical; the suction cups adhere well and do not come loose while driving. The multiple flashing modes are very useful and allow you to adapt them to different situations, and the on/off control is simple, making them practical and versatile. Overall, they provided a very good user experience, feel reliable, and offer an excellent value for the price.

Great control and light patterns. Nice and bright

These arrived the very next day which was super exciting for me. Crazy amount of length for the cord which is awesome in case your rig is long. Stupid very bright lights even in the day time. Currently have these hiding in my car until the ambulance is fixed so nobody steals them. The video I have uploaded a video that showcases how bright they are even through a 35% windshield tint. Update. I am not able to upload a video for some reason but here’s a picture of them at night with 35% windshield tint. They’re STUPID BRIGHT still.

The best $40 I’ve ever spend easy to install extremely bright I made them flash at night and people pulled over I’m in love with these lights

These lights are nice and bright, but don't expect them to be like an actual fire engine or an ambulance. These are just cigarette lighter lights, after all. The little control board is made of a really cheap feeling plastic, but it's a nice simplistic layout and works, so I'm not complaining. The light modes are cool and variable. There's also very little flashback, thanks to the little flashback guards, or whatever you call them. Don't expect not to see any flashback whatsoever when driving at night with these on. You'll definitely know they're on at night, but it won't be so bad that it's blinding you. My one gripe with these, which is a big enough gripe that I've knocked two stars off the review, is that the suction cups are HORRIBLE. I've tried cleaning my window with microfiber cloths, alcohol wipes, spit, everything, but nothing will make two of the suction cups stay stuck to the window. I've had my lights fall off the windshield two or three times while driving, which is not only embarrassing but also a safety concern. Every time I get in my car, I've got to press the suction cups back onto the window. They're not the worst, as the worst suction cups are on the lights in the back of my car which I just gave up on, but these are still very very bad. It may be the temperature difference that makes them fall, but regardless, they should be able to withstand it.