Xprite 7" Inch Decorative Halo LED Headlights & 4" Fog Lights Complete Combo Compatible with 2007-2018 Jeep Wrangler JK JKU, Direct Factory Replacement Design

Edit 4/20-2020 do not put the control box under the hood of your Jeep near the battery. The heat will kill it and this was the problem in the below review. I have since relocated the control box for my halo and everything is fine and it is working perfectly. So my control box that goes under the hood has gone out twice, once it was warranty and they sent another one. Now I’m stuck with halos that when set to a color, it goes to amber then out then back to the set color. They’ve been a great headlight but the control box keeps going out. I have had these on for a few months now, waiting to review them so I could actually have an opinion. I absolutely love them! They were easy to install and they work great. They are very bright and people flash me a lot because they are so bright, but that’s really the only bad thing about them. The instructions aren’t very clear, and that sucks, I was guessing at some wiring because the instructions were not good but the product itself is awesome. Now having said that about the end results, one headlight was defective out of the box and after all the installation I had to wait on replacement to come in because one of them didn’t work. It was only a wire connection was not crimped completely in the harness, but I was able to get the replacement shipped right away and they were very easy to deal with. The app that is used to change colors on the halo is decent and I haven’t had any issues with it connecting to my phone at all. Overall they seem to be very well made and good product, so I gave this a good rating. Some ppl may not have because of the inconvenience of a defective part but everybody has issues when manufacturing and I was probably 1 of 1000 (at least I hope)

Update. So, there customer service team did get with me before I made the review and sent me a complete set for free with it being out of warranty and replaced them for free. Awesome customer service! Purchased back in December of 2023 so it worked good until now. The headlights still work, but one of the fog lights went dim and are barely visible. Also the color rings around the lights stopped working and the vehicle was completely off and was at work when a co-worker notified me that my headlights was on. Went outside and found the color rings was flashing purple and wouldn't turn off. The color rings wouldn't respond to the remote or the app no matter what I did. I had to completely disconnect the color ring to get it to stop. They still will only flash purple so have to keep them unplugged and cannot use and now have a dim headlight. I did contact customer service and they want me to send in the lights to evaluate before anything. I didn’t keep my original lights and lights ain't cheap plus gotta remove front bumper to change the fog lights and it's such a pain in the ass to do. So, I'm stuck with it and just can't give power to the color ring and have a dim fog light. So, if you do purchase you'll be happy for a while, just make sure to keep your original lights in case same thing happens to you so you can have lights for when you have to send yours in.

Needed replacement lights on my Jeep Wrangler. These look great, and brighter than expected. Husband was able to install them. Would recommend these.

I've had the white halo ones in my JK for 1 year 8 months now, didn't bother with the RGB ones since I wanted red and that is illegal on the front of a vehicle. Also, most of the problems people report with these is failures due to overheating of the RGB control box, take that box out of the picture and this is a semi-rock solid product. Installation was easy if you know basic electrical theory, didn't even require instructions. The only problems I've had was the LED canbus has failed twice due to overheating, both times it has caused the headlight to shut off. A new canbus fixed the issue but having your headlights shut off can be dangerous. There really isn't much that xprite can do about that, if you overheat an electrical circuit it will cause a change in resistance and cause the circuit to fail over time, this was due to the poor design of the 3.6L engine in the JK because some idiot engineer thought it would be a good idea to put two catalytic converters INSIDE the engine bay. I did however find a fix for this, if you take off your grill and zip tie the canbus to the frame on the front side of the radiator it opens it up to cool air from outside the vehicle and prevents it from taking the 300+ degree temps inside the engine bay. I also had one failure due to the electrical wire on the canbus chafing from a year of vibrations against other items in the bay. Easy to fix if you correctly secure the wires instead of being lazy and just dropping them behind the light. Overall these headlights have worked very well, I love the halos and turn signals and they are plenty bright enough to handle off roading at night with no ambient light and drown out the other @$$ holes on the road with super bright lights or that just run high beams all the time.

Reducing from two stars to one because I am so annoyed on a daily basis at these headlights. They are way too bright. Other drivers constantly flash me even if with them adjusted/aimed ridiculously low (so low that the high beams project to a spot 30 feet in front of the jeep... On the bright side (pun intended) the high beams aren't a daily annoyance because the lows are so bright you NEVER have to use the high beams! This said, I find it hard to believe they are actually DOT SAE approved. I'm not a kid anymore I haven't driven in fear of being pulled over in years, but I'm sure I'll get pulled over and hassled about these soon enough. After installing these headlights I can no longer use the "auto" headlight setting on the column due to severe flickering that occurs while driving, and it gets worse when breaking or at a stop light. I work around this issue by manually switching the lights to the on position every time I put it in drive (for whatever reason, the flickering doesn't happen when switched to the on position). Of course I then cringe every time I turn the ignition off and open the door only to hear the screeching chime, telling me I left my lights on. - Update - I was able to use the headlights in the AUTO position, but only after disabling the daylight sensor in the dash by taping it over with electrical tape (the jeep thinks it's always night now.. so no DRL mode, but at least flickering problem has been worked around) For unknown reasons one morning I found just my halos on when the car was off/parked for 12+ hours (and no the headlight switch was not left on). I checked all the headlight switch settings before putting the key in the ignition and nothing would turn them of. I then started the engine, turned the headlight switch through all of the settings again, then turned the jeep off again and the Halo rings were still lit up. Frustrated, I popped the hood, and pulled the fuse adapter the halo's were wired to. (this is by the way, the recommended wiring method). THEN, after attempting to drive with the fuse for the Halo's disconnected (because I had places to be, and didn't have time to trouble shoot these garbage halo's) I discovered that without the connection to the fuse box ALL of the halos (and regular turn signal lights) flash together regardless if you are turning left or right... This happened to me in front of a cop, it was incredibly embarrassing, I just put my hand up and made a cringy smile as I made my turn. I don't know what caused the halo's to stay on, which was the reason for removing the fuse, which lead to this discovery, but what if this fuse burns out some day? I'll probably see this issue again... Also, this means it is not possible to put the Halo's on a toggle switch for those of you thinking that should be possible, I doubt it is. Regarding the phone App: It is just plain garbage. sometimes it doesn't connect to bluetooth... The colors you choose in the App are opposite from the colors the halo's display... e.g. Red = Blue, etc... The color changing to music is limited to MP3's you need to download and store locally, then add to the list in the app... what a joke (don't expect the lights to change to streaming music like spotify or pandora, etc.) Basically Nothing about these lights is as it should be, They are a TERRIBLE product... I will say that Xprite has contacted me several times... I just ignore them (hoping they are annoyed by this review as much as I am annoyed by their product) Update: I'm finally replacing the lights after four years. One headlight has burnt out after weathering/cracking allowed moister in to the lens. The weathering/cracking started occurring after about 2 years, and finally led to failure two years later.. Going back to stock headlights with upgraded bulbs... Halo's look cool with an Angry Bird grill, but are just not worth the headache anymore..

Bought the kit for my 2015 jeep wrangler. Install was straightforward and only required simple tools. I would say if you have any automotive electrical experience it was a 2 out of 10 degree of difficulty. With none I would still say it's about a 4 out of 10. Only "gotcha" will be splicing the lights to the blinkers I would use positaps rather than the included crimp style ones. Just personal preference. Also be aware that late model jeeps have an acc fuse that can be set to always on or only on when engine is on (which is needed for the halo's.) It's just a simple fuse move of a half a space.

Finally had to have professionaly installed because the wiring was so jacked up in the Jeep. Love the Halos, super bright and matching fog lights just light up the road.

I had a pair of the headlights on my last Jeep which worked for the 3 years I had the vehicle. This time I decided to install the headlight/fog light pair, and this has been a mistake. While claiming to be waterproof, one river crossing led to one fog light being heavily fogged inside and several of the bottom LEDs no longer working. They are easily installed and all needed hardware is included, but even after adjustment, they seem to aim too low. It is a shame, as they are quite attractive, but should not be mounted on any Jeep if not waterproof.