Lemonrole Vehicle Remote Pilot Light Laser, Strobe Lights for Truck with Remote Control Car Flashing Lights Vehicles Emergency Lights Warning Lights 2 Pcs, Black

This is a review for Vehicle Remote Pilot Light Laser, Strobe Lights for Truck with Remote Control Car Flashing Lights Vehicles Emergency Lights Warning Lights 2 Pcs, Black.I charged them but have not put them on a vehicle because the legalities if it. The light is bright, and you will definitely be seen from a long distance but should not be used unless you are in distress and never aimed skyward as it is a felony. I think I will take the chance though if I am stranded way out where no one would otherwise find me.The battery life on a charge is very good and the remote functions as described but, like I said, I would not mount them permanently to a vehicle and just leave them in the glove box until you are in an emergency situation

One of a kind! I use them for off-roading and no one has theseCan see me for long distances. Further than my rear led antenna markersRemote allows you to turn off on or flash

How can i read or operate the remote, if all the writing is in Chinese.. if i could give a Zero star .. i would

I am actually surprised at just how bright and well focused the laser light is. While testing or trying it out during the 4th of July celebrations, it was powerful enough to see a clear beam projected on to low lying clouds in the sky, as well as being able to project on to trees nearly a mile away. It likely goes even further than that, but there were no objects visible more than a mile away from where I was at to try it on.The remote is labeled in unfamiliar text, so the buttons are all guesswork if they are not in your language, but it is very easy to figure out by trying them. It's only four buttons, so only takes less than a minute to figure them out. I think the product could be improved if they used more universally understood visual icons instead of language specific text on the remote.The battery life seems to be good, as I had used it for more than an hour, though not continuously, more like 50/50 between on and off times, without ever losing any noticeable brightness. The included charging cord allows both to be charged at the same time for added convenience.I suspect that the word "strobe" translates differently between languages. Where in English, "strobe" means rapid flashing, this, like many other products that use the word "strobe" is just a slow blinking/flashing, like 1 second on, then 1 second off, but much too slow to be called a "strobe" effect in the English language.

These lasers are well made and easy to see at night. I don't know that I'd aim them at the sky, since it's a felony to laser airplanes, but they're cool if aimed somewhere where they don't interfere with driving or flying. Maybe down at the ground?I recommend having these for easily identifying your own vehicles from a distance.