Budget Lights That ACTUALLY Perform? Auxbeam V-Ultra Review

What's going on, guys? We are back with another video. My name's Armando, and in today's video, we're going to be going over the Ox Beam V series lights. We're going to be going over my thoughts and opinions, features of the lights, and also the realworld performance that they offer. So, on my Colorado ZR2, I have every size available for the Ox Beam V series. So, starting off with the ditch lights up here, these are a 3-in in white. And then moving to my front bumper, I have two 5-in ambers. And then I have two in the middle white 7in lights. So, each of these lights, all the sizes come in either a white lens or an amber lens. It just depends on what you want to go for. All the lights are uh have a waterproof rating of IP68. And they all also have a 2-year warranty. A really cool feature these lights all have are these daytime running lights. As you can see there that they're on. It's a kind of amber X pattern going on. And they happen on all of the lights. No matter if they're amber, white, and even on all sizes, they all come like this, which is really cool. And as you can see there, you can tie them all in together. So, how I control all these lights is via the OX beam switch panel here, as you can see. So, I wired all the daytime running lights together. And then the cubes that you see there are the ditch lights. And then you have the bumper, which are the big white lights, the 7-in lights, and then the amber are the 5-in lights. So, as you saw there, the daytime running lights look really well. And as you saw just how I wired them, I wired all six lights on the same switch. So, just with one push of a button, they all turn on at the same time. Now, but not only do the daytime running lights look good, but also the lights housing themselves design, I think they look really sleek and really good-looking. The materials of the actual housings, like they have weight to them when you're installing them. They don't feel cheap. But obviously, the main purpose of lighting is how their light performance is. And for that, we're just going to wait for it to get dark to show you what these are all about. Well, as you can see, it is much darker here. It's about an hour, hour and a half after sunset. Uh the camera makes it look a little brighter than it actually is. So, currently, we're going to have our benchmark with the headlights currently on, as you can see there, and then we're going to go kind of one by one to showcase each light. So, we're going to first start off showcasing the 3-in pods, as you can see, that I have mounted as my ditch lights. So, currently, for reference, the only thing on are my headlights and only the low beams of the headlights. And I'm going to turn it on while filming so you guys can see the difference in real time. There you go. Those are the 3-in currently on. You can see the has a really nice straight beam going on. But what's really cool about all these V series lights in all the sizes, I'm going to cover it up with my finger and my thumb here. They have these side lights on both the left and right side of the housing that also shoot farther out and have a really nice spread to the light. So, you can see the main beam pattern is right there. But, if we come over here all the way this way, you see all that light. I'm going to toggle the light on and off so you can really get a feel for how bright they are. There's with no light. There's with the light. And again, the main beam is, you can see, focusing over here, but yet you get all the way this way. You have all this light here. So, moving on now to the 5- in V Ultra series lights, which on my truck they are amber. Again, any of these V ultra light series, whether it's the 3, 5 in, or 7 in, they come with either a white lens or an amber lens. And personally, for my preference and my setup, I went with the amber lens for the 5 in. So, again, for reference, currently it's just the low beam of the headlights currently on. And I'm going to switch on the ambers. And there you go. Again, these are the two ambers that are currently on. You can see they have a really nice beam to them. And again, just like the three inches, they have these side LEDs on the side that put out a really nice side light. So, not only do you get a really good beam up front, you also get all this section out here, you can see how far it's lit with just those side LEDs. And I'm going to toggle it on and off here so you can really see how much wider you get. You can see for reference, those are where the headlights reach. And that's now how far just the ambers reach. And again, you get a way, it basically drowns out the headlights. And the color of the ambers are a really nice yellow. It's not too dark of a color or too bright. It's just kind of just right. I'm also going to toggle here the headlights off for you guys so you can see without any headlights. just turned off the headlights. So now it's simply just the 5 in in amber. And of course when running any amber light, technically they produce a little less light than the white light. So just keep that in mind with getting either a white or amber, but amber is better cutting through dust and you know snow. Moving on to the final light, which is the 7 in, which is the largest V ultra series you can get light you can get. And mine again are white for reference. Again, low beams, headlights, and we're gonna turn them on. And you can just see how bright they are. The camera probably doesn't do it justice of how bright this is, but these things are bright. Again, turn it on and off there. And again, same thing with a really nice beam pattern. So, I'm going to turn it off. You can see how much wider it shines over just the headlights because when I turn it off, you can see that's just the low beams there and how much further it shines out. But they are extremely bright. Now, I wanted to show an aerial view of the lights performance. I'm parked on this power line road so you can see the power poles light up as I turn on and off my high beams as a reference. So, we're first going to start off showcasing the 3-in pod lights, which I have as my ditch lights. So, you can see all fully lit there, the main beam pattern, and then also the nice spread that they offer. Going to toggle on and off here. So, you can see the before and after with no ditch lights. Moving forward, we're going to do the 5-in ambers. As you can see, they have a really nice beam pattern going forward, as well as that really nice side lighting that all these V Ultra series offer. For reference, the only other light I have currently on are just my low beams for my headlights. Again, you can see how bright they are shining all those power poles. Moving forward, last but not least, we have the 7in white lights, the big boys, and you can see how bright these things are. Now, I don't know if you see all the way down that hill that's being illuminated. That hill is 6 miles away and it is fully illuminating that hill off in the distance. So, you can really see how bright those 7in lights are. Again, still has a really good nice wide pattern to them that has that same output that puts the lights out to the side. And how freaking bright they are. all those power poles lighting up all the way back to that hill that again is 6 mi away. Now I'm going to demonstrate with turning all the lights on at once. Starting with the 3-in 7 in and then finally the 5- in ambers. As you can see, all the lights are currently on. I'm going to turn off my low beams there. And you can see this is just the V Ultra series. All the lights turned on. Turned on my low beams and on and off. So you can see the difference. This just goes to show you, you don't need an entire roof rack full of lights in order to light up the night. This is just simply with six V Ultra series lights. And you can see just how bright it is. The best part about these lights is how affordable they are compared to other options on the market. You are getting so much bang for your buck with these lights. If you want to save even more money with these lights, you can use code outlandish at checkout and save 15% off. If you guys found this video helpful and enjoyed it, make sure to leave a like and subscribe for more awesome content like this. And we'll see you guys in the next video. [Music]