xianghaodianzi via Amazon has
2-Pack Coquimbo Rechargeable LED Work Lights w/ Magnetic Base, 360° Rotation & Hook (Black, GZD-001) on sale for
$9.99.
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About this product:
- 2 rechargeable work lights with 5 lighting modes
- Magnetic base and hook allow hands-free lighting
- 360-degree rotation supports multi-angle illumination
- Foldable design measures about 5.8" when closed
- USB-C rechargeable with 2 charging cables included
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Community Reviews
These rechargeable magnetic LED work lights are compact, flexible task lights best suited for closets, car work, and desk lighting. The foldable COB design, multiple brightness and red light modes, and USB C charging make them handy, and the magnets and hooks work well on vertical metal surfaces. Brightness is generally strong for the price, though not as intense as some Harbor Freight lights and possibly too dim for photography. Battery life and long term charging reliability are the main concerns, with some units running weak or failing to hold a charge.
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Battery life is the main weakness: it is reported as weak, not a continuous 10 hours, and some units stop holding a charge after a few weeks. One comparison set ran over 2 hours on high without dying, but long-term battery health is still uncertain.
It is bright enough for practical tasks like working under a car, closet use, and lighting a 12x12 room on the highest setting. It is also reported as less bright than a Harbor Freight Braun light and may be too dim for photography or other high-light needs.
It is useful for car repairs, working under a car, and computer builds because the magnetic mount and angle flexibility make it easier to light awkward spots than a USB desk light. It is better suited to practical task lighting than heavy-duty or precision photography use.
The magnet can stick well to vertical metal surfaces, but it is also reported as weak on some units. The foldable light can tip over when propped at an angle on a table, so it is more stable on metal surfaces than on flat surfaces.
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