xianghaodianzi via Amazon has
2-Pack Coquimbo Rechargeable Magnetic LED Work Light (Black, GZD-001) for
$9.99.
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Product Details:
- Made of hard rubber, anti-sweat and anti-slip, with aluminum head
- Foldable design
- Built-in rechargeable battery, charging via type c port (USB cable included)
- 5 Lighting modes: High Brightness/ Medium Brightness/ Front Light/ Red Warning/ Red Strobe (long press the switch button 3s to switch to red light modes)
- 360 Degree Rotation, Magnet Base Hook
- 5.8 inch folded, weighs 4.9 oz
- Includes 2x Rechargeable Work Lights and 2x USB cables
Community Reviews
This rechargeable magnetic LED work light is a handy, lightweight helper for close-up repairs and everyday tasks, with enough output to make sink drain work and other quick jobs easier. The battery can last a couple of hours on high and over 8 hours on low, and the form factor is similar to Harbor Freight versions. Weaknesses include dim lighting for its size, especially the tip LED, along with reports of weak base magnets, cracking hinges, and occasional soldering issues. It feels better suited to light-duty use than rough handling.
The lights can provide useful illumination for hands-on repairs like fixing a sink drain.
The lights can remain functional for years with occasional screw checks and tightening.
The lights can offer improved visibility for aging eyes during daily tasks.
The lights can deliver long runtime on a low setting, potentially lasting over eight hours.
The hinge area can develop cracking plastic that may require repair.
The lights may have weak base magnets and poorly soldered internal wires.
The lights are not intended for heavy-duty use and should not be exposed to brake cleaner.
The lights can have poor brightness and weak output, especially from the single LED tip.
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I've been using leds and led flashlights since the 90's. I have bought $150 surefire flashlights 15 plus years ago. That's a lot of money. I have tried many styles of led lights from many brands. These are very lightweight for their size which concerns me when it comes to battery size/capacity. It provides light but the light is not bright. Especially the single led at the tip. That led is dimmer than most single led's I played with in the 90s.
I have similar style light from harbor freight and that light puts out some decent light.
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