A bit overpriced maybe, but well worth it. Lights up both the cargo area and the back seats. Even some in the front row. Easy to install. Works seemlessly with the factory lighting. Looks like OEM.

Just bought this for my 2024 Big Bend. Fits perfectly. The amount of lighting in the back seat and the trunk is exponentially better than it was with the stock lighting. Install took about 2 minutes.

I love the light!! I can finally see inside the bronco. Super easy to install and they look great.Highly recommended

Hard to pry the OEM light out without damaging it so make sure you want to do this. If you do, install is super easy and the light is much brighter front and back. Works great.

Mabett makes some nice accessories for the Bronco, and this interior light is overall a nice upgrade, but at this price point, deserves to be a bit better...INSTALLATION - the actual installation is very easy - with the removal of the factory light being the most difficult step. For this purpose, I used a narrow plastic interior trim removal tool, inserted on one end of the light and gently levered the light out. This bent one of the retention clips, but I was able to bend it back in place, without damage. The Mabett light has three strips of adhesive tape in addition to metal clips. The removal of the adhesive tape liner takes a bit of work, and one of the strips of tape had about a third of it missing from the side of the strip. The instructions said to use adhesion promotor prior to installation, but that wasn't provided or specified what to use. I assumed that meant to wipe the interior panel tape bonding surface with isopropyl alcohol (which I had some of) and dry wipe to remove any oils, which I did. The light then connects to the factory electric plug, and snaps into place.PROS:(1) The light is a nice upgrade over the Bronco OEM light. It provides additional light to cargo area, as well as the second row seating.(2) The light is plug and play, and retains all of the functionality of the OEM light. It includes a backlit capacitive touch switch to manually turn the light on, if desired.(3) The fit and finish of the light fixture is nice, with similar texture and color to the factory interior. The profile is slim and integrates well. It looks like a quality piece.CONS:(1) The color temperature of the Mabett LEDs is about 1K bluer than the factory interior lights, which appear warmer in color (see photo). Since this light is designed specifically for the Bronco, not sure why Mabett didn't make more effort to match the LED color temperature of the rest of the Bronco's interior lighting?? Some folks may not care about this detail, and I guess I won't return the light for this reason, but at this price point, ($129.99) it should be a much closer match...(2) While the lights are a nice upgrade in lighting, as mentioned, I was expecting more light. The product photos give the impression of more light... I know its a challenge to accurately photograph lighting at night, so not necessarily faulting the product listing. (My attached photos also make it look brighter than it really is in person)(3) The touch switch to turn on the light seemed at first to be a bit finicky, and would require several touches to turn on or off the light. I then figured out that the switch does not appear to be sensitive directly over the center of the switch where the backlight is (and where you naturally try to touch in the dark). You need to touch either side of the switch to get it to work. Once I educate my back seat occupants on this detail, it shouldn't be an issue, but I'd honestly prefer a simple backlit mechanical switch, like the switch on the factory light, rather than a finicky touch switch.(4) Mabett should have included a couple of alcohol prep pads and/or clarified the instructions, if that is that is what is recommended as an adhesion promotor for installation. Again, at this price point, I shouldn't have to provide my own.

Easy to install and puts out a lot of light!

If you own a Gen6 Bronco, you know that the interior light is kind of a joke. It hardly puts out any light. My kids get frustrated when we are on a trip at night and they can't see anything when the light is turned on. It's even worse if you have a car seat in the middle like I do.I'm always fascinated by the creative products that Mabett comes up with. When I saw this, I thought I would give it a try. After installing, I was shocked at the amount of light that comes out. It is really a night an day difference between this and the factory light.Another added benefit is that it has two sets of lights that project into the trunk area. That was another sore spot for me was the amount of light back there. There are a number of aftermarket light ideas out there that I was thinking of trying. Now that I purchased this Mabett light, there is no need. It puts out plenty of light for the passengers and trunk. Mabett's prices are always cheaper than the branded products sold at the major off road stores and they come from the same factory.The hardest part about the installation was removing the old light. If you don't want to scratch up the plastic on the rollbar, you'll need a plastic interior tool. When removing the old light, I was worried I broke something trying to pry it out. It was actually just the metal clips on the light that I bent. Once it's out it doesn't matter. The new light has the same clips already installed. I didn't want to take any chances with the adhesion. Just like everyone else suggested, I added a couple more strips of the double sided tape. I was worried there wasn't enough tape there.

The OEM interior lighting for the Ford Bronco is widely known to be barely useful. However, Mabett solves this problem with both style and simplicity, and their stylish Ceiling Light offers additional utility that Ford should have included. Mabett uses the wiring of the existing cabin ceiling light, and directs great lighting to the front cabin, to the rear passenger seats, and to the rear storage area. The light was so bright that I could actually read the directions in the storage area. The Mabett light comes on automatically when any door is opened, and you can even increase or decrease the brightness with a quick swipe on the base. It literally only takes a few minutes to install, and the fitment looks better than the OEM light. Awesome product!!!

Easy to install and much brighter than stock light.

It's does not have light dimming capabilities nor does it switch off on its own.It adds more light but not to the extend advertised.

A bit overpriced maybe, but well worth it. Lights up both the cargo area and the back seats. Even some in the front row. Easy to install. Works seemlessly with the factory lighting. Looks like OEM.

Just bought this for my 2024 Big Bend. Fits perfectly. The amount of lighting in the back seat and the trunk is exponentially better than it was with the stock lighting. Install took about 2 minutes.

I love the light!! I can finally see inside the bronco. Super easy to install and they look great.Highly recommended

Hard to pry the OEM light out without damaging it so make sure you want to do this. If you do, install is super easy and the light is much brighter front and back. Works great.

Mabett makes some nice accessories for the Bronco, and this interior light is overall a nice upgrade, but at this price point, deserves to be a bit better...INSTALLATION - the actual installation is very easy - with the removal of the factory light being the most difficult step. For this purpose, I used a narrow plastic interior trim removal tool, inserted on one end of the light and gently levered the light out. This bent one of the retention clips, but I was able to bend it back in place, without damage. The Mabett light has three strips of adhesive tape in addition to metal clips. The removal of the adhesive tape liner takes a bit of work, and one of the strips of tape had about a third of it missing from the side of the strip. The instructions said to use adhesion promotor prior to installation, but that wasn't provided or specified what to use. I assumed that meant to wipe the interior panel tape bonding surface with isopropyl alcohol (which I had some of) and dry wipe to remove any oils, which I did. The light then connects to the factory electric plug, and snaps into place.PROS:(1) The light is a nice upgrade over the Bronco OEM light. It provides additional light to cargo area, as well as the second row seating.(2) The light is plug and play, and retains all of the functionality of the OEM light. It includes a backlit capacitive touch switch to manually turn the light on, if desired.(3) The fit and finish of the light fixture is nice, with similar texture and color to the factory interior. The profile is slim and integrates well. It looks like a quality piece.CONS:(1) The color temperature of the Mabett LEDs is about 1K bluer than the factory interior lights, which appear warmer in color (see photo). Since this light is designed specifically for the Bronco, not sure why Mabett didn't make more effort to match the LED color temperature of the rest of the Bronco's interior lighting?? Some folks may not care about this detail, and I guess I won't return the light for this reason, but at this price point, ($129.99) it should be a much closer match...(2) While the lights are a nice upgrade in lighting, as mentioned, I was expecting more light. The product photos give the impression of more light... I know its a challenge to accurately photograph lighting at night, so not necessarily faulting the product listing. (My attached photos also make it look brighter than it really is in person)(3) The touch switch to turn on the light seemed at first to be a bit finicky, and would require several touches to turn on or off the light. I then figured out that the switch does not appear to be sensitive directly over the center of the switch where the backlight is (and where you naturally try to touch in the dark). You need to touch either side of the switch to get it to work. Once I educate my back seat occupants on this detail, it shouldn't be an issue, but I'd honestly prefer a simple backlit mechanical switch, like the switch on the factory light, rather than a finicky touch switch.(4) Mabett should have included a couple of alcohol prep pads and/or clarified the instructions, if that is that is what is recommended as an adhesion promotor for installation. Again, at this price point, I shouldn't have to provide my own.

Easy to install and puts out a lot of light!

If you own a Gen6 Bronco, you know that the interior light is kind of a joke. It hardly puts out any light. My kids get frustrated when we are on a trip at night and they can't see anything when the light is turned on. It's even worse if you have a car seat in the middle like I do.I'm always fascinated by the creative products that Mabett comes up with. When I saw this, I thought I would give it a try. After installing, I was shocked at the amount of light that comes out. It is really a night an day difference between this and the factory light.Another added benefit is that it has two sets of lights that project into the trunk area. That was another sore spot for me was the amount of light back there. There are a number of aftermarket light ideas out there that I was thinking of trying. Now that I purchased this Mabett light, there is no need. It puts out plenty of light for the passengers and trunk. Mabett's prices are always cheaper than the branded products sold at the major off road stores and they come from the same factory.The hardest part about the installation was removing the old light. If you don't want to scratch up the plastic on the rollbar, you'll need a plastic interior tool. When removing the old light, I was worried I broke something trying to pry it out. It was actually just the metal clips on the light that I bent. Once it's out it doesn't matter. The new light has the same clips already installed. I didn't want to take any chances with the adhesion. Just like everyone else suggested, I added a couple more strips of the double sided tape. I was worried there wasn't enough tape there.

The OEM interior lighting for the Ford Bronco is widely known to be barely useful. However, Mabett solves this problem with both style and simplicity, and their stylish Ceiling Light offers additional utility that Ford should have included. Mabett uses the wiring of the existing cabin ceiling light, and directs great lighting to the front cabin, to the rear passenger seats, and to the rear storage area. The light was so bright that I could actually read the directions in the storage area. The Mabett light comes on automatically when any door is opened, and you can even increase or decrease the brightness with a quick swipe on the base. It literally only takes a few minutes to install, and the fitment looks better than the OEM light. Awesome product!!!

Easy to install and much brighter than stock light.

It's does not have light dimming capabilities nor does it switch off on its own.It adds more light but not to the extend advertised.