Does it have a cut-off beam pattern so that it doesn't blind people? Is it glaring if standing in front and looking at them?

No cut off line, blinds people unless you aim them way down on some sort bracket

do these actually work well as fog lights

Fog lights must have Amber colored light output. There are two reasons. First, the human eye is most sensitive to brightness variations in the yellow part of the spectrum. Thus, we perceive much better contrast in that color range. And since fog decreases contrast, Amber light helps make up for that. Second, shorter wavelengths are more readily scattered by small particles in the atmosphere than are longer wavelengths. So you want your fog lights to emit very little short wavelength (bluish) light because it will just be scattered and reflected back toward you, making the fog effect much worse. You want longer wavelengths (red to yellow) to penetrate the fog and "cut through" It. There are very good reasons why ski goggles are Amber, and why real fog lights are Amber. People have gotten hoodwinked into buying bluish-colored headlights, etc., but the fact is that the standard "warm white" (yellowish tint) is far more effective and safe for any car headlights. You see farther and with less glare and better contrast with yellowish light, assuming the brightness level is the same. Bluish light also blinds oncoming drivers far worse. This idiotic bluish light craze is hip and "fashionable", but it is scientifically ridiculous, and makes for much worse driving conditions for everyone on the road. It is particularly asinine for fog lights. Look for legitimate, Amber lights with correctly designed reflectors and lenses to keep fog light beams aimed very low to help prevent the scattered light from coming back towards you, making fog, snow, or rain driving worse. Fog lights are meant to be mounted low, and aimed low to help prevent the beam fro illuminating the fog/rain/snow that is near your car and up high enough to bounce right back at you. Amber, mounted low, proper beam shape, and aimed low so the beam skims low to the ground. Those things help reduce reflections back into the driver's eyes. And turn off your high beams, maybe even your headlights alltogether. Running with only the amber fog lights during snow or fog is often desired. So they need to be on their own circuit and switch.

Brand	iJDMTOY
Color	White
Specific Uses For Product	Fog Lights\|Exterior
Vehicle Service Type	Car
Year	1996
Special Feature	Waterproof
Wattage	5 watts
Auto Part Position	Right
Lens Color	Clear
Lens Material	Polycarbonate
Unit Count	1 Count
Assembly Required	No
Automotive Fit Type	Universal Fit
Manufacturer	iJDMTOY Auto Accessories
OEM Part Number	Years: 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020, etc
Set Name	Bull Eye LED Projector Lamps
Item Weight	6.7 ounces
Package Dimensions	4.45 x 2.64 x 2.17 inches
Item model number	Universal LED Daylight Retros Lighting
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Manufacturer Part Number	60-009
Special Features	Waterproof
Mirror Lighting Type	automotive-exterior-fog-light-bulbs

iJDMTOY (2) Xenon White 5W CREE High Power Bull Eye LED Projector Lamps, Compatible With Parking Lights, Fog Driving DRL Lights or Backup Reverse

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