UNI-SHINE 2PCS 3FT LED Whip Lights w/ Spring Base, APP & RF Remote Control (RGB Chasing) for 12V UTV/ATV/RZR

If your off-road rig could use more visible attitude, these UNI-SHINE whip lights are built for that chase-light look. You get two 3ft LED whip lights, a control box, an RF remote, and themed flags—plus modes that react to sound. On paper, it’s a simple add-on that turns normal rides into something you can actually see from a distance.

That said, they’re not the kind of lights you install and forget without thinking. They’re designed for 12V DC systems only, and the kit is meant to run together as one set unless you buy separate single units. If you’re expecting full customization per vehicle or per light, you may want to pause before buying.

What you’re getting and why it matters

This package includes 2× 3ft LED whip lights plus the control hardware to run them together: a single control box with an extension wire and one RF remote. You also get mounting support and flags (nylon American flags and eagle flag options) along with the bases and a user manual.

The practical takeaway: this kit is more “install, mount, and sync” than “DIY light board with independent control.” If your goal is to outfit one vehicle (or one setup) with matching effects, it fits nicely.

The lighting effects: RGB chasing, sound-activated, and “memory”

The lights support RGB color effects with a chasing style, controlled via app and remote (per the product description). There’s also a sound-activated mode with a built-in microphone that responds to external sounds by adjusting the light flow speed.

One detail that’s small but useful: there’s a startup behavior described as an 8-second white light startup mode, and a memory function that returns to the last used color after that startup sequence.

Where this shines in everyday use is easy to imagine: you’re at a meet, the music’s thumping, and the whip lights start moving in sync with the vibe—without you needing to manually tweak settings every time you turn the vehicle on.

Key takeaways for installation and daily use

These whip lights include a quick-release design, intended to help when you need to enter garages or reduce theft risk. In real life, that kind of feature can be the difference between “cool lights” and “cool lights I never use because they’re annoying to deal with.”

The spring base design also matters. The whip light pole is described as slightly flexible to absorb impact and enhance safety, but not overly soft to avoid breakage. Translation: it’s built to handle bumps and minor hits better than a rigid pole would.

You’ll also want to think about power. The kit includes a rocker switch designed to help prevent battery drain and protect the whip lights when they’re not in use.

Specs that affect compatibility (read this part)

Before you get excited about the look, confirm the basics. This set is for 12V DC systems only. If your vehicle is not 12V DC, this kit won’t be the right fit.

Also, the kit comes with a single control box that runs both lights together. The description explicitly notes that if you plan to install the lights on two separate vehicles, you should purchase two single units.

So, it’s best if you’re outfitting one vehicle setup. It may not suit you if your plan involves multiple vehicles sharing one controller.

Who it’s for (and who should skip it)

It’s a solid pick if you want chase-style RGB accent lighting for an off-road vehicle and you like the idea of sound-reactive effects. It’s also a decent match if you care about practicality—quick release for storage or garage entry, and a rocker switch to reduce drain.

It may not be for you if: - you need independent control per light or per vehicle (this kit is designed to operate together) - you don’t have a 12V DC system - you want a minimal, subtle lighting setup (whip lights are meant to be seen)

If you prioritize maximum customization and separate control across vehicles, you’ll likely find limitations in the “single control box, both lights together” approach.

Quick comparison mindset: chase-light add-on vs. more integrated lighting

This product sits in the “add-on chase light” category. That typically means easier installation than fully integrated lighting systems, but also less capability for truly separate, complex behaviors per light.

If what you want most is a visible, fun effect package—plus sound activation and an RF remote—this type of kit usually makes sense. If you want a deeply integrated setup with highly specific per-light orchestration, you may end up feeling constrained by how the kit is designed to run as a pair.

Final verdict

Buy these UNI-SHINE 2PCS 3ft LED whip lights if you’ve got a 12V DC vehicle and you want two synchronized whip lights with RGB chasing effects, app/RF control, quick-release convenience, and a sound-activated mode for events.

Skip this set if you need the lights to run independently across two separate vehicles, or if your electrical setup isn’t 12V DC. For the right buyer, they’re the kind of upgrade that changes the vibe quickly—just don’t expect unlimited control flexibility beyond how the kit is packaged to work.

Mini FAQ

Can both whip lights be controlled separately?

This set uses one control box, and both lights are described as operating together. For separate-vehicle setups, the description recommends buying two single units.

Does it work with sound or music?

Yes. The kit includes a built-in microphone for a sound-activated mode that adjusts the light flow speed based on external sounds.

Will this drain the battery if left on?

A rocker switch is included to help prevent battery drain and protect the whip lights when not in use.

Are the flags included?

Yes. The package includes nylon American flags with mounting kits and an eagle flag with mounting kits.

What kind of vehicles is it designed for?

The product description lists a wide range of 12V off-road and recreational vehicles, including Can-Am, Polaris, UTVs, ATVs, RZRs, side-by-sides, off-road trucks, dune buggies, and motorcycles, among others—as long as they’re 12V DC systems.