30W Rechargeable Work Light, 3000 Lumen Magnetic Work Light Battery Powered, Waterproof Portable Cordless Job Site Lighting for Construction Site, Workshop, Garage, Camping, and Car Repairing

These lights are just what we needed for camping, not overly bright but just the right amount of light to keep the campgrounds lit!!!! Very easy to use and the perfect size. I love the magnet it came with that made it very versatile in use. Battery holds quite well and it’s build is okay but good enough for outdoors.

I use this thing all the time. Holds a charge for a long time and puts out a lot of light. Very light and easy to move around and adjust the direction of the light. Highly recommend it.

I use this while in my shed, at the bbq at night, and in a new building not wired for power yet. It puts out plenty of light for a 20' x 20' space. It's very light to carry. One thing that I don't like as much is the button presses that run you through how many lights you want on. Its not a big issue but I would prefer a switch that let's you set it the way you like it most of the time rather than cycling through the options all of the time. Its not a big deal though. I may buy 2 more of these if this one lasts. By last I mean led life, switch life, and rechargeable battery life.

Excelente producto, ilumina muy bien y es muy versátil.

Súper buena la luz tiene buena eluminacion pero luego con el tiempo o días no aguanta la carga 🥺 6/10

Easy to use, flexible flighting. Bright light. Charging takes a little long.

This portable light is super bright. I plan on using it on my back patio since there is no actual place to place a hanging light on the metal roof. I am not sure about the longevity of the light once I put on the exterior lamps. I hope they last throughout a full cook when I grill for about two hours and I’ll post more once I do this. So far so good.

I’m very satisfied with light output. I have similar single lens, smaller units, a few intended for emergency roadside car situations …but more often come in handy for use during power outages. Living in FL…you can expect that to be a normal occurrence here, even with no storm.I used a smaller one, always in the car during trips, in a hotel room recently when power went out for a few hours (yep…here in FL! ). It got me thinking I should try something a bit larger and robust for the larger rooms of my house at night when power is out. This fits the bill perfectly! Very versatile, too.I only wish it relied on regular batteries rather than rechargable. You get far longer working time on regular batteries than rechargeable, and it’s easier to switch out a few batteries than it is to find something to recharge one when power is out (especially over the course of several days).A minor concern I have is the top of the handle has a rubber coating, which is common. This will deteriorate in short order in this environment. Small matter, as the rest of the handle and casing is hard plastic. It’s close to impossible to find flashlights and emergency lights of any size that don’t have some rubber on the handle for comfort/slip resistance, or the casing itself is rubber. So I’m glad to find one that minimizes the use of that material.