ORHOMELIFEMagnetic Work Light, 42 LEDs 1000 Lumens Rechargeable Portable Magnetic Flashlight Inspection Light for Car Repair, Camping, Emergency & Job Site Lighting (2 PCS)

These lights are worth the money compared to other brands out there, the plastic seems a little cheap but i have droped them plenty of times and still works well they are super bright and hold a decent charge and the magnetic base makes it super handy would recommend getting for the money

I bought a 2 pack of these lights to use day to day in my field as a mechanic. The light is a good size and good brightness for my application. The magnet is pretty weak though. Here is where you can tell the difference from a higher priced light. They still worked great and survived day to day usage (including a few drops due to the weak magnets).I had them for about 3 months when one of the 2 lights stopped working. It would act like it wanted to take a charge, but then wouldn't illuminate. I contacted the company about this issue. They responded quickly within a day and told me not to worry to send them my address and a new light would be out to me. Within 3 days, there was a box with a brand new light in it, just like they said. Excellent product support and customer service. When I need to reorder lights, I would highly consider buying these again.

I literally just finished trying out three different brands of work lights and even so the other two brands got more views and higher rating. I’m telling you right now to probably do the exact same.Order your top three include these, and make your own choice. Right out of the box this brand has a brighter light! A honest 1000 lumens to me is better than an exaggerated 1500 or 1300 said made by other brands.In the photo you can see that I also own this brand in the wand version that I have used now too for one year they have worked well with no issues to note.Do yourself a favor, take your time and use them in different scenarios. Just send them back if they’re not for you but I’m telling you these are good.Hope this helps others out there looking. I really did like the magnetic base, you’re able to flip the light around and point as needed. 180° that is a plus.Thank you! ORHOMELIFE. Good products.

Nice and bright, works very well but it's all plastic no 'rubber' as listed in the description. Magnet is very good and is very handy. Just not super high quality in my opinion.

Great value, great light. Long lasting charge with battery.

The magnet is a little weak but it does everything that I need it to. The flashlight came charged and I have not had to charge it yet! I used it for 2.5 days at 8 hours a day and it is still going.

The brightness and battery life are excellent, however the magnet is terrible--can barely support the weight of the light and needs the entire base to be in contact with metal in order to stick.

I got these to work inside heavy machinery. To buy something like this off the tool truck is $40-50 for one vs $35 for a set of two. A full charge will basically last all day, but it's great to have the 2nd one ready to go when you have to put it back on the charger. The magnet is plenty strong to do its job and the click stop swivel keeps it where you want it.

Great little little work light. Better than my snap-on light and a 1/4 of the price. Very bright and I find the magnet is stronger. Good deal for the price.

Specs alone will not reveal if something is designed properly. It's the hidden features that reveal the investment into how well something like this should work. The design of this light could easily have been so very bad. Instead, what a pleasant surprise.When you turn on the light, it does not simply go right to full power. Why? Because this light is quite bright, and most times you only need the 60% power mode — which is the first mode when you turn it on. If you really need to blast things, hit it again.After that, you get the typical flashing modes and the off position is the last stop. Normally, these kind of lights force you to cycle through all the remaining modes until you reach the off state. Not in this instance, no. When you choose a mode you like, and you stay in that mode for a little while, the next press of the button will turn off the light. How smart is that?!!Aside from that, the battery actually lasts an entire night of work - when in the first mode setting. The magnet is plenty strong for holding onto anything with reasonable amount of steel. And lastly, the body of the light has proven to be quite durable. It's fallen off the roof a few times now and it doesn't seem to mind.Now, if I were to offer some changes to the design of this light, I would only ask for two changes: The indexing of the magnetic bracket is far too strong. Turning the light while mounted on metal should not require the user to use 2 hands. I should be able to twist it into position with one hand while keeping it in place. Second, the button is too flat. I need something for my hands to quickly find the button in the dark: a bump or raised edge would help. Lastly, the button is a dark red. This is a no-no because dark red is essentially black when you're in the dark. And since people use this light for .... well, because they're in the dark... perhaps changing the button colour to a vibrant yellow, you know, so you can see it.Aside from all this, It's a great light with simple controls that can survive some rough treatment.

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Should have bought something like this years ago. These work great. Magnet is strong, light is bright. My only complaint is the bracket only swivels 180° behind the light. So you can't mount it ...say on a metal table... and have it pointing down. Wish it swiveled 360, would be just a bit more versatile.

Battery lasts a long time. Product seems well built. Lots of light. Kind of wish it didn't have flashing and SOS features. Helpful for camping, sure, but workshop, not so much. Also has a 1/4" thread on the bottom and super strong magnet. Get one for yourself and another one for a friend.