Kingpin Equipped lights

Does anyone have any experience with the lights from this company? From what I can tell, they seem relatively new to the market, so I haven't been able to find any genuine reviews about the lights outside of their own website.

They look well-built and straightforward to use. However, they seem a bit overpriced for what they are. I'm bouncing back and forth between trying these out and doing some DIY LED strips with diffusers.

 

i agree, they do look overpriced. the mounting solution for the light units does appear novel/different though.

the dimmers, appear to be roughly $15 more than the same option most other places are going to have.

$10 Walfront 2pcs Mini LED Strip Touch Dimmer 1ft Cord Single Colour Dimming On Off Switch Controller DC 12V-24V, Switch

https://www.amazon.com/Dimmer-Single-Dimming-Controller-12V-24V/dp/B08YFFY682/

this, and a few other copy-cat designs are what i know of that come as close to the same mounting/rotating solution as those.

$22 LED Bar Light - Pivoting, Water Resistant 12 Volt DC LED Courtesy Convenience lamp, 6" with on/Off Switch

https://www.amazon.com/LED-Bar-Light-resistant-convenience/dp/B0051BSFY6
https://www.amazon.com/LED-Bar-Light-resistant-convenience/dp/B0052GJC9W
but none of those will come in anything less than a 6000k light.

i guess the question becomes, how much do you require the rotating/waterproof assembly in your install location. personally, i like as much light as i can get anywhere--waterproof is easy, rotating isn't. i would recommend this $20 waterproof COB strip with those $5/ea dimmers for general campsite lighting far faster than $70 into one 12" single light and dimmer setup...

the biggest thing is to look for a 4000k color temp for more natural-appearing lighting

$20 GOMING DC 12V COB LED Strip Light Natural White 4000K IP65 Waterproof 16.4ft(5M) 1560LEDs CRI 93+ Uniform Glow Flexible LED Tape Lights for DIY Bedroom Kitchen Home Decor(No Power Supply)

https://www.amazon.com/GOMING-COB-Waterproof-1560LEDs-Flexible/dp/B0C4PCSYJF

 

This seems like a much better option. Thank you for posting this