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Mrs. Bridgette Feil
> 3 dayVery bright, very nice... lights up a work space well... hard to say if I would have liked the spotlight style more, but nonetheless quality light
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Eric
> 3 dayLights are supposed to swivel just below the led top to change the viewing angle. I purchased 2 of these at the same time and in 30 days theyve both broke.
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C. J. Johnston
> 3 dayThe Makita DML801, LED Cordless Flashlight Will light up your world in places you didnt even know you had! Extremely versatile and long lasting battery life (depending on the age and volts of your battery).
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ccmclast
> 3 dayLove this light, very handy! Has worked very well so far.
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loveabargain
> 3 dayWe love this product. My husband has all of the batteries from the power tools he owns so we didnt have to purchase any. We hang it from the ceiling of our folding gazebo when we camp.
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LadyCPA
> 3 dayYou can use this light in a lot of different ways as it is adjustable and BRIGHT. My husband really likes it.
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Sirimi SamOrye
> 3 dayThe light is multi use and easy to operate. Very handy and sips on batteries. The upper lamp end is not durable and will snap off at the neck above hinge in a heartbeat. Both of mine are held together with electrical tape now & cannot swivel, which I really need to happen in attics & drop ceilings.
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MikeByTheSea
> 3 dayGood light. Comes with hanging handle built in. Folds up for storage with the lens in for protection. Low and high power.
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Charles M.
> 3 dayWorks beautifully with the batteries i already had (BL1815). Much better than the single bulb light that dies on me after a year.
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R. A. Jones
> 3 dayI bought mine at Home Depot, so I paid a bit more for it, and I thought it pretty pricey for a light. Since I have the Makita 18V batteries, I bit the bullet anyway, and I am very glad I did. Its a great light, a charge lasts a long time even with the 3 AH batteries, and this is now the first light I reach for. The head that pivots two ways makes it very versatile, and unlike a mains-powered drop light, it doesnt produce a lot of heat. I find that the low setting is often enough.