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We're complaining when companies still use micro USB micro-B to charge instead of USB-C. And here, Energizer is using obsolete, 24 years old USB Mini-B connector to charge their flashlights. I'm guessing that in the year 2046 (24 years from now), Energizer will finally switch to USB-C
Aside from usb jokes, is it really a good idea rechargeable battery operated flashlight? Most Battery would die or become unreliable if it hadn't refreshed properly regular basis.
If your job is night shift patrol/officer, or just use flashlight frequently, that makes sense, but if you want to keep it for "just in case of emergency" situation, you shouldn't select battery charged ones because it would have been dead long before you actually need it.
Aside from usb jokes, is it really a good idea rechargeable battery operated flashlight? Most Battery would die or become unreliable if it hadn't refreshed properly regular basis.
If your job is night shift patrol/officer, or just use flashlight frequently, that makes sense, but if you want to keep it for "just in case of emergency" situation, you shouldn't select battery charged ones because it would have been dead long before you actually need it.
I think having plenty of both is proper. Each one has pros and cons. But one can never have too many flashlights or headlamps 😎
Aside from usb jokes, is it really a good idea rechargeable battery operated flashlight? Most Battery would die or become unreliable if it hadn't refreshed properly regular basis.
If your job is night shift patrol/officer, or just use flashlight frequently, that makes sense, but if you want to keep it for "just in case of emergency" situation, you shouldn't select battery charged ones because it would have been dead long before you actually need it.
I've got a few diff rechargeable lanterns, shop lights and flashlights plugged in. mostly in the garage. when the power goes out and I need them, they are full charged. ;o) I wish these deals came w/ rechargeable batteries, then it would be a deal...
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Aside from usb jokes, is it really a good idea rechargeable battery operated flashlight? Most Battery would die or become unreliable if it hadn't refreshed properly regular basis.
If your job is night shift patrol/officer, or just use flashlight frequently, that makes sense, but if you want to keep it for "just in case of emergency" situation, you shouldn't select battery charged ones because it would have been dead long before you actually need it.
These are for people that already have 17+ flashlights. I personally have 1-2 lights in my car, one on my belt, one in my EDC bag, and one on my keychain.
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If your job is night shift patrol/officer, or just use flashlight frequently, that makes sense, but if you want to keep it for "just in case of emergency" situation, you shouldn't select battery charged ones because it would have been dead long before you actually need it.
not USB-C
Fenix E09R 600 Lumen USB-C Rechargeable EDC Flashlight with LumenTac Organizer https://a.co/d/0L22JrE
If your job is night shift patrol/officer, or just use flashlight frequently, that makes sense, but if you want to keep it for "just in case of emergency" situation, you shouldn't select battery charged ones because it would have been dead long before you actually need it.
If your job is night shift patrol/officer, or just use flashlight frequently, that makes sense, but if you want to keep it for "just in case of emergency" situation, you shouldn't select battery charged ones because it would have been dead long before you actually need it.
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If your job is night shift patrol/officer, or just use flashlight frequently, that makes sense, but if you want to keep it for "just in case of emergency" situation, you shouldn't select battery charged ones because it would have been dead long before you actually need it.
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