Unsure whether the LED lights you are considering buying are tough enough to last for years, or just temporary craptech that will fall apart and leak in a few months?
An easy way to tell is to check for the presence of small screws around the lens on the bezel of each light, an indicator of a higher quality product.
The screws are easy to see in product photos, and if present, they prove the light is assembled using gaskets, making it watertight and serviceable over the long term.
In contrast, LED lights that don’t have hardware around the bezel are glued together, notorious for not being watertight, and, in our experience, usually suffer at least a partial failure within 6 months, making them a waste of money for the serious Jeeper.
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