Can Lights - New Construction and LED Question

$32 sounds like a fair price. I know that I paid around $24 for just the LED bulb/trim that I bought at Home Depot (they could have come down over the last 18 months though).

I replaced all of the incandescent recessed lights in my house with those, as well the new can lights we had installed. They are great and put off no heat like the other lights we had.

I have that same set up in my new construction. Nice white light, long life and looks great.

I went totally led with the exception of 3 chandeliers that I will replace with led if possible.

I hate changing bulbs especially in can lights.

As manager of an electrical contractor we have installed 1000s of LED fixtures from recess cans to pole lights over the last 5-10 years or so.
The light, efficiency, and long life is all great. However we have had issues with some fixtures, even the top of the line stuff. One problem I see is the technology is advancing so fast whats out there today will be obsolete tomorrow. alot of the fixtures, and mostly the residential recess cans are not made to be repaired, once it goes out you replace the whole fixture. So 3 years from now when one fixture fails and you can not get an exact replacement when happens when you have 8-10 or more matching cans in the room, and one you cant match. For that reason I think using standard incandescent recess cans with R30 LED replacement lamps may be the way to go.