AA Battery Powered Work Light

These are pretty bright, seem well made, light weight, easy to use. would totally recommend!

VERY bright on the brightest setting. Also very durable physically and can hold a charge for a long time. The magnetic base on the back is very convenient. I’ve bought these several times as I keep losing them but they do the job well

I love these lights. I bought them to help add extra light when my brother in law was helping me finish putting together a tv stand and had to drill holes for the door hinges. He liked them so much I gave him one of mine, then I also ordered him another set of two. I've already used mine several more times in the week since I received, and im very happy with this purchase.I like the small size. The stands are adjustable, and fold flat for storage. Give off bright light. Can also dim or flash as trouble light. No complaints!

The first thing fit & finish caught my notice when i cradled the unit in my hand i like the way the handle feels the way it click stops 180 degrees from top to the bottom not a harsh click stop but more like a muffled click stop which to me is quite comforting, dosen't feel cheap at all the yellow portions are tactile feel and well constructed, many allen screws if one wished to work on such unit, a diy friendly device to work with should something go amiss.Lots of people prefer AA batteries for portable lights sometimes as they can easily be found from many places like with this unit you could place batteries in this unit which are only 75 % charged and switch to low output and still see well enough to keep from tripping in a room for example for at least 3 hours + .On the back side is the switch which slightly protrudes from the body which makes it easy to depress even with gloves on, there's a click the switch makes but it not annoying however its enough to let you know its there and is easy to depress.Now the battery compartment door, with bare hands can be somewhat challenging to open moderately easy would say.Battery door is clear so one can check corrosion of battery compartment if need be.I'm a big advocate on light color of these led lights close as i can guess the color temp. of this light is about 6000 if not higher that really enters the blue light spectrum much and may start to deteriorate vision cause blue light penetrates more profusely to the eyes structure where as i more prefer about color temp. 5000 or 5k or slightly reddish light spectrum much much more easier on your vision, however for some unknown reason manufactures seem to think that these led intensities lights should be up there at around 6000 color temp. + and that is just a light spectrum no no in my book so many things go against your favor when above 6000k.Overall this could be just the utility portable light for your needs if you like replaceable batteries AA plus easy to find batteries in a highly efficient light unit that is indeed quite bright even for low operation weight wise dosen't weigh a lot maybe almost 2 lbs then this unit may be just what your needing, Thanks.

I wanted a smaller LED style light to keep in our cars; ones that are USB chargeable. This twin pack was perfect for what I wanted. Extremely bright, easy to use and they charge up with a micro USB - I'll be able to charge them in the cars. While small, they are pretty hefty for their size. The folding handle/stand clicks to several stops - a good feature. I have yet to test the magnets on the back but hopefully that will be another plus. I can't really comment on battery life yet, but I think that these will be as good or better than any comparable unit out there on the market.

I love these lights! They're bright, have handles and they are small.

this product is fantastic, really bright. they work for large areas even.added bonus they charge your phone or usb gadget as well.... great product

Having used decent quality Feit lamps, I figured these were worth a shot as they were relatively, but I won't buy again. Battery life is ok, but within 2 months, one of the charging terminals pulled out when I removed the charging cord, so now it's useless and I was down to 1 light. The magnet in the base instead of the handle eliminates any adjustability that higher priced brands have, but I can't really fault them as they do advertise it as such and now I know what to look for. I work on old cars so the need to find metal to mount to and direct the light where I can see what I'm working on makes it critical to be able to adjust. The killer for me was that I dropped the other one from just under 3 feet and it broke in so many places I had to toss the only functional one I had left. My fault for being clumsy, but it's a work light after all, and to practically shatter from such a small drop screams of the quality you get when you buy the cheapest available.