The packaging is generic, however I will take that to save hundreds when compared to lights from the store with colored boxes!! Lights have a good look and feel, some weight to them as well, not cheap what did I buy crap. The pig tail from the lights are nice solid rubber housing molded around the two wires, that should keep them from getting a short from moment over time.I installed them on a 2001 Polaris Sportsman 500 4x4. They fit right into the front grill where the factory low beams were. WOW they are bright, when I put my 400 with stock lights next to them you can not even see the beam from the factory 400 lights. I turned them on in my two car garage and the two florescent ceiling light actually looked like them dimmed because the garage light up so much. I get a really good flood effect from them and they cast usable light about 1/4 mile ahead of me and light up street signs over 1/2 mile away.The one thing I wished these light had a was the mounting track on the top and bottom of the light housing. You put a nut into a slot on the side of the lights and then use a allen head bolt to put the sliding mounting block on the light. The reason I wish the track was top and bottom is so the pig tail cold be mounted in or out depending on application needs. In my situation the light on the left side of my quad has the pig tail exposed on the outside of the light, ie it is susceptible to getting snagged on brush or trees when on the trail. If the housing was made with the slot on top and bottom the lights would be much more adaptable to any installation needs. Something to consider on new models in the future.I will shoot a video and upload some pics in the future. So far I am impressed!!