Bed Lighting - Gave in and went battery powered

[awd.nv]

Wanted to share my experience since I have been procrastinating for about 2yrs now for wired bed lighting. Gave in and hit Amazon and searched for wireless RGB lights. Came up with these "Puck lights" linked below. They are wireless, use 3 AA batteries and can be turned on by pressing them too. Quite a few options out there, these were about $22 for a four pack.

They came with "3M" tape, maybe legit, we'll see how well it sticks. I may screw a pair to the bottom of my bed cover if they dont stick. Just placed them in corners with flat surfaces.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0BXJNHGR8/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&th=1

Just sharing for those that may have been on the fence with wireless battery lights.

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[puckdodger]

I found some like that at Costco or wherever and they were okay, even had a little remote. But the sticky, well, it didn't. A couple weeks went by and soon they were all lying on the bed of the truck. I ended up getting the Ford accessory bedlights and they were fantastic. Auto shutoff, one touch turned on all 4 etc.

 

[awd.nv]

I found some like that at Costco or wherever and they were okay, even had a little remote. But the sticky, well, it didn't. A couple weeks went by and soon they were all lying on the bed of the truck. I ended up getting the Ford accessory bedlights and they were fantastic. Auto shutoff, one touch turned on all 4 etc.

I was intending to wire lights in but just don't have time with work and fam duties. So far the lights are sticking. We'll see how they handle the Vegas summer though.

 

[puckdodger]

I was intending to wire lights in but just don't have time with work and fam duties. So far the lights are sticking. We'll see how they handle the Vegas summer though.

Good luck hope they work out. Mine fell off in the cold, maybe some desert heat is all they need?

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