Rough Country Black Series 2" Lower Windshield Cube Light

[cosine]

anyone here have them or heard about them. i would like to know how well they light up in front and how much the light will spread out to the side. also how big is the switch. so i can figure out where to mount the switch. for $100 it seem to be a descent deal for me since i would be using it occasionally. any pics would be nice. the other choice would be the rigid 3" midnite pro series for $209 and zroadz brackets $38.
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https://www.cjponyparts.com/rough-c...angler-jl-2018-2019-gladiator-2020/p/RC70052/

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[InspiredEngineering]

Take a look at our Black Series CUBE A pillar kit. It retails at $159.99, and with the forum discount code its $136.00 and comes with a lifetime warranty. Light output on them is really good, and if you want something brighter you can upgrade to the 6CUBE and do the tinted lens.

 

[lightsout]

Personally 2" is too small and has a narrow beam, I went with 4" cubes with side lighting (this provides for a wide beam of light with some light to the side of the wrangler. Since I will turn them on only 2-3 times a year (you cannot drive on streets with cubes on) I was not willing to spend a fortune. I ordered the Cubes from Amazon from a reputable seller and a decent warranty (for $30 with 240 4.5-star reviews) and then the mounting brackets from Rough Country.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B074W3X2D4/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

forward only throw cubes do not do a very good job, again just too narrow of a beam. If you pay more that $100 for cubes you paid too much

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