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Greg
> 3 dayI love this light. The hanging hook is very Convenient. Also like the mov ability of the head. Haven’t had it too long to test the durability. But nothing has broke yet.
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Peaceless Sam
> 3 dayBought this as emergency lighting for the house, since I always have charged Makita batteries lying around and I know they dont discharge over time. Strong enough to fully illuminate a 3x6 meter room in its weak mode, which allows 9 hours of runtime on the smallest 18v battery. Whats kind of not obvious is how large this thing is. The black rubber on the handle is long as my hand is wide, so this is three hands high, excluding battery. Not really a problem, just kind of surprised me. The switch disconnects before it clicks, so the lamp can be used for signaling.
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Brent L
Greater than one weekgreat unit. cannot go wrong. lasts a long time and plenty of light. We use them when the power goes out as well.
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Bill Cranston
> 3 dayThis does not come with a battery. You are buying an overpriced flashlight.
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Jimbob
> 3 dayWell built light, I use it all the time.
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Mike K
> 3 dayGood product
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rico
> 3 dayWords great hanging out a scaffold to add some extra light to darker areas I am working in. Sure it would work great in any situation. Very bright. A pleasant change from the headlamp at times.
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dascanner
> 3 dayFamily member loved this.
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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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Trent P.
> 3 daySo far Ive used the light while crawling around in my attic looking for squirrels, and then while I installed a new sink. Being able to hang it up or set it down anywhere without worrying about a cord is great. The light it gives off is also very bright and illuminates things plenty. The battery life seems very good to me although I havent actually kept track of just how many hours Ive had it on (Ive got 2 standard 3 amp batteries and have had to recharge one of them once now). The qualities Ive mentioned should make it pretty handy in a power outage as well but I havent had to use it for that purpose yet. Overall I thought I might have spent too much on something that is just a light but after using it I no longer feel that way.