AllOffroad 4x4 | One Year with the Lazer Sentinel Elite 9" LED Driving Lights: An In-Depth Review @AlloffroadAu | Uploaded September 2022 | Updated October 2024, 1 hour ago.
One Year with the Lazer Sentinel Elite 9" LED Driving Lights: An In-Depth Review
A year ago, I made the switch from the Lazer Lamps Triple R 1250 LED Light Bar to the Lazer Sentinel Elite 9" LED Driving Lights. Now, it's time for a comprehensive review to provide insights into my year-long experience with these impressive lights.
In this review, we'll dive into:
Night Driving Comparison: Explore exclusive night driving footage featuring the Lazer Sentinel Elite 9", the Lazer Triple R 1250, and the UltraVision Nitro Maxx 180. I've captured these different lighting systems in action to help you make an informed decision on which lights best suit your needs.
The Evolution of Roof LED Light Bars: I'll discuss the shift in driving light technology and explore the reasons why traditional roof LED light bars may be falling out of favor. Are they truly a thing of the past? Join me as I unpack the reasons why they may no longer be essential.
Whether you're an off-road enthusiast or simply looking to enhance your driving visibility, this review offers an honest, user-driven perspective on the Lazer Sentinel Elite 9" LED Driving Lights. See them in action, compare them with other market leaders, and decide for yourself what the future of driving lights looks like.
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00:00 - Start
00:58 - Disclaimer
01:18 - Are Driving Lights Necessary?
03:53 - How important is light output?
05:05 - About Lazer Lamps.
06:12 - Lazer Sentinel Elite 9" Specs
07:04 - Sentinel Elite vs Tripple R1250
09:57 - Did the Lights increase my engine temps?
10:37 - Anny Issues?
11:25 - Is the Roof a good position for Light Bars?
13:28 - Conclusion?
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One Year with the Lazer Sentinel Elite 9" LED Driving Lights: An In-Depth Review
A year ago, I made the switch from the Lazer Lamps Triple R 1250 LED Light Bar to the Lazer Sentinel Elite 9" LED Driving Lights. Now, it's time for a comprehensive review to provide insights into my year-long experience with these impressive lights.
In this review, we'll dive into:
Night Driving Comparison: Explore exclusive night driving footage featuring the Lazer Sentinel Elite 9", the Lazer Triple R 1250, and the UltraVision Nitro Maxx 180. I've captured these different lighting systems in action to help you make an informed decision on which lights best suit your needs.
The Evolution of Roof LED Light Bars: I'll discuss the shift in driving light technology and explore the reasons why traditional roof LED light bars may be falling out of favor. Are they truly a thing of the past? Join me as I unpack the reasons why they may no longer be essential.
Whether you're an off-road enthusiast or simply looking to enhance your driving visibility, this review offers an honest, user-driven perspective on the Lazer Sentinel Elite 9" LED Driving Lights. See them in action, compare them with other market leaders, and decide for yourself what the future of driving lights looks like.
Subscribe and hit the notification bell to stay updated with more in-depth reviews and insights!
00:00 - Start
00:58 - Disclaimer
01:18 - Are Driving Lights Necessary?
03:53 - How important is light output?
05:05 - About Lazer Lamps.
06:12 - Lazer Sentinel Elite 9" Specs
07:04 - Sentinel Elite vs Tripple R1250
09:57 - Did the Lights increase my engine temps?
10:37 - Anny Issues?
11:25 - Is the Roof a good position for Light Bars?
13:28 - Conclusion?
Check out some of the gear I use in my Amazon Store
https://www.amazon.com.au/shop/alloffroad4x4adventurestv
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Kings Ridge Track
Yuruga Hills Pats Peak Track
Quarz Gorge Track
Hungry Ranges
and many more
We are driving
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