Twinkly Dots: Transforming Your Space with LED Magic
Scott unboxes the Twinkly Dots, a unique LED light product that allows users to create custom patterns and maps of the lights.
Description
Customizable LED lights with apps have revolutionized the way we decorate and illuminate our spaces. One such product is the Twinkly Dots, which offers a unique take on the LED light phenomenon. Scott introduces the Twinkly Dots and explores its features and capabilities.
Customizable LED lights with the app
The Twinkly Dots stand out from other LED lights on the market due to their ability to create unique patterns and customize them according to individual preferences. Scott mentions that the lights come with a mobile app that allows users to build a map of where the lights are placed. This feature enables users to create advanced animations and achieve precise control over the lighting effects.
He then reveals the unboxing process of the Twinkly Dots. Scott describes the packaging, which includes a user's manual, a card from the CEO, and stickers. The attention to detail in the packaging reflects the company's commitment to providing a high-quality product.
Upon opening the box, Scott discovers a power adapter with a screw-on bottom, indicating that the lights are waterproof. This feature makes them suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. The product also includes small dots with double-sided stickiness for easy mounting.
Scott proceeds to reveal the actual product, which consists of a control unit with a button for cycling through preset lighting situations. The lights themselves come with a branded Velcro strap, making installation and organization convenient. The strand contains 200 lights that can be installed in any order or configuration desired.
Scott then highlights the versatility of the Twinkly Dots. He mentions seeing a Christmas tree adorned with these lights, which could display videos or dynamic animations. The possibilities for creativity and personalization are endless.
Scott expresses his excitement about getting the Twinkly Dots up and running full-time to explore their capabilities further. He plugs in the lights, and they start twinkling in their predetermined patterns. However, he emphasizes that after going through the pairing process with the mobile app, users can achieve more advanced animations and precise control over each pixel.
The process concludes with Scott mentioning that PLUGHITZ Live will be providing a How-To video on using the Twinkly Dots' app and a full product review. They may even showcase the installation of the lights in their studio.
Customizable LED Lights with App: A Revolution in Illumination
In conclusion, the Twinkly Dots offer a customizable LED lighting experience like no other. With their mobile app and advanced features, users can create unique patterns, customize their lighting effects, and achieve precise control over each pixel. The unboxing process reveals the attention to detail in the packaging and the convenience of installation. The process highlights the versatility and creative possibilities of the Twinkly Dots, making them a must-have for anyone looking to add a touch of magic and personalization to their lighting setup.
You can get your own Twinkly Dots on Amazon in a variety of sizes. The 10 foot version is available for $49.99, the 33 foot version is available for $99.99, and the 2-pack of 33 foot lights is available for $159.99.
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Scott Ertz
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Scott is a developer who has worked on projects of varying sizes, including all of the PLUGHITZ Corporation properties. He is also known in the gaming world for his time supporting the rhythm game community, through DDRLover and hosting tournaments throughout the Tampa Bay Area. Currently, when he is not working on software projects or hosting F5 Live: Refreshing Technology, Scott can often be found returning to his high school days working with the Foundation for Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology (FIRST), mentoring teams and helping with ROBOTICON Tampa Bay. He has also helped found a student software learning group, the ASCII Warriors, currently housed at AMRoC Fab Lab.