LmaytechLmaytech Tool Gifts for Men 2Pack Rechargeable LED Work Lights with Magnetic Base, 360° Rotation,Versatile Lighting for Repairs, Outdoors,Christmas Gifts,Stocking Stuffers Mens Gifts

I got these to replace a couple of lights that I had for my grill. They were the type with the bendable neck and used 3 AAA batteries each. The batteries didn't last long and the light was too focused to one area. I wanted some that were more rigid and rechargeable that had a better light spread.The magnets are strong and the adjustable head are perfect. I set them on the lid of my grill and can see everything. With one on each side, the entire grill is lit up. You can't beat these for the price. I highly recommend them.

This is a well built light with bright LED bulbs. The features I like the most is the strong magnet that holds well to metal surfaces, the swivel LED light panel that directs the light were it is needed, and the rechargeable battery. I have been able to use this light when working in tight spaces where there was little ambient light.

Hi, here to provide a 2-year review.- both still charges. magnet still good. hook somewhat useful. all leds still work.- fresh charge now lasts about 1.5hrs at the brightest setting.- one of the led transparent plastic screen has a stain. Removed it to replace with a clear tape. Works well. This requires opening up the unit, which isn't too bad.- lost one of the charging port rubber covers. no big deal.

These lights are very usefull The magnetic base is great Pretty strong for the size Good amount of light for its size Really great when you dont have someone to hold the light for you It stands up and points just about anywhere I am glad I bought them Good price too

Since I got these lights I've used the heck out of them.They can hang by their included hook. They can be attached using their built-in magnet. You could use the little wrist strap, although frankly I find that more trouble than its worth (plus it always seems to be getting in the way). Or you could just set it there and it'll stand on its base.They're small enough that you can use them to light nooks & crannies. In my case those nooks & crannies are usually tucked away somewhere in the guts of a car. They have a built-in charging port for the rechargeable battery (micro-USB charging port, battery cannot be removed) with an indicator light that lights red when charging, green when fully charged.There are five lighting modes: main COB light bright, main COB light dim, LEDs on end of COB light (sort of like a little flashlight), main COB light red, & main COB light red and flashing.Speaking of that main COB light: it can be swung all the way around to face the opposite direction,, or positioned anywhere in between. It only rotates along one axis, but it covers the entire 360 degree arc to put that main light wherever you need it.It's a good light at a good price. I use the heck out of both of mine.

Really nice lights for tight areas charge easy and last a long time .

Summary: Good LED light with upgraded battery and magnet, but it will die if you drain the battery completely. The dead one can be resurrected by disconnecting the battery to reset.Generally, the poor reviews of this LED flashlight are correct: the short battery life and weak magnets. I did not find the LED output to be a concern - it's bright enough for lighting up the work area (e.g., drill press table). If you are using as a reading light in the dark room, the low setting is probably ok. Even the battery life is almost adequate: ~2 hr at the high setting. The battery capacity is ~1200 mAh, so replacing it with a higher capacity 18650 battery is an option. Note that the battery is not meant to be replaced so the battery terminal must be either soldered or spot welded. Another minor issue is the magnetic base. The magnet will hold that the flashlight onto the vertical surface, but I did knock it off a few times while using it. There is a space behind that the original magnet for stacking an additional magnet for more holding power - plastic bits need to be shaved off to make a room for it. For $10 per flashlight (some times $8) with these minor tweaks, it's pretty nice. I hope it will last.Update (April 2021): Less than 1 month of sporadic use, one of the flashlights stopped working - did not turn on. I took the switch apart and put it back together, and it's working now. The switch is the likely culprit, but could not see anything wrong with it.Update (Feb 2022): Still works. This flashlight is so simply constructed, fixing it is easy (the battery excluded of course, but that can be replaced if you are willing).Update (April 2023): Both flashlights did not turn on after charging. Opened them up, and one of them, I replaced the switch but still not working. While removing the battery by unsoldering the battery wires from the main board, and it came back again. Maybe it needed to be disconnected from the power to reset.

Quite handy with three types of lightng