OTYTY 2 COB 30W 1500LM LED Work Light, Rechargeable Portable Waterproof LED Flood Lights for Outdoor Camping Hiking Emergency Car Repairing and Job Site Lighting (2 Pack)

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  Not a bad little work light

The total battery capacity is 11 watt hours. So if it can run for 3 hours on full brightness that means that the LEDs are using 3.66 watts total or 1.8 watts each..... Not 30!!! If they were using 30 watts each the batteries would only last 10 minutes. Definitely NOT equivalent output to a 200W traditional halogen bulb. It's a lot closer to a 30-40 watt tungsten's light output. I'm not a fan of sellers trying to be deceiving when it comes to specs. That being said it's still usable and worth the price. Also seems rugged.

I love it cause not only are the rechargable lithium batteries easy to replace but u can also run it on regular AA batteries. It comes with the 2 common blue 18650 lithium bats . Its bright and compact. U can use it to charge your phone or something else. The light can be on while it's being charge unlike some of the other rechargable light u find in stores.

4 stars as they are overrated but they work good enough. I was pretty sure of this going into the purchase.Got two of these and they are good enough but Not 30w or the rated lumens. Comparing these to my Dewalt DC020 it takes both of these to almost match its light out put. The Dewalt is rated at 38W 2700 lumens. So for the price I am satisfied with the light output.I had also bought two of the Sunzone 20W lights and these have slightly less output that those but its close.The Sunzone lights are also twice the price of these and have much better batteries.The batteries that come with these lights say 4200ma which is laughable to be polite. I have some others thatlook identical to these that say 4000ma and are actually about 700ma and I am being generous. I have not tested these 4200ma cells yet but based on the starting voltage and ma input to 4.2v their probably about 1000ma.

This light literally exploded in my shop while sitting on a freezer not being charged or plugged in. It scattered debris everyway!

It appears that this light is based on a common chip set and design produced by one manufacturer but sold under multiple names Hengory, Kokoin, SPTAIR, OTYTY, UNICOO, AOTENG, etc.Decently built and supplied with 18650 batteries.The description can be a bit misleading. These lights are not 1500 lumen each. Perhaps they are individually 750 lumens and when combined as two lights the total light output is 1500 lumen.An ingenious design decision was to construct the battery box where it can easily accept 18650 cells or standard AA batteries. I put rechargeable NiMh AA batteries in it. It worked, although the light output is perhaps half of what the dual 18650 cells provide.The light is broad beam - not spot which is usually much more useful. It is perhaps 5,000K in color temperature. The light looks like it could take a little bit of abuse and likely will work fine in light rain. The switch and connectors have weather seals.Four hours of run time at half output can be expected on 18650 battery. A single 18650 battery generally provides one hour of run time for a 750 lumen light.There is both a standard USB port and a mini USB port for charging gadgets like a phone. I don't know if it would charge something bigger like a tablet.As I mentioned the light looks to be distributed by multiple vendors which have given it multiple names. The product image looks identical from seller to seller. I would expect it's just the same LED light but renamed. The price range seems to start at $27.99. I paid $33.99 which was just me not checking things out carefully.On my pocket is clipped a right angle LED flashlight with a single 18650 battery cell. The light is not much bigger than the battery. I have carried a light like this daily for about five years. The light is manufacturer by Zebra Light and produces over 1,500 lumens. That light output drops to perhaps 1,000 lumens over the course of an hour. It costs $69.95 and is worth every penny.Consider that for about $30 you do get two separate lights. Sure they are not as powerful or small as the Zebra Light H604d but I would say it's still a great value. They are not designed to be carried in your pocket 24/7 but they do pack up very small and can be very flexible for a lot of activities.

I got these on a flash sale and I'm glad to add this twin pack of portable waterproof rechargeable lights to my home. They come with rechargeable 18650 batteries, a UBS charging cord or you can use 4 AA batteries. I already have several devices that use 18650 batteries, so I used my own. I just received these lights so I can only say they are bright, portable and can be used in many ways where you need light. It has a adjustable lamp handle that can hang, set up, or just carry it with the 180 degree handle. It features a waterproof covered click button for hi, low, and strobe settings as well as a covered UBS connection. These lights can be used indoors, outdoors, car repairs where light is needed,or just about anywhere where you need light. It's a coincidence that just 5 days ago we had severe storms roll through our area (East Tn) and the 60 mph winds knocked down trees everywhere and the lights went out for around 40 minutes. Yes, I had other portable lights ready, but I now have added another set of good quality waterproof lights just in case this happens again.

These lamps @ 36CAD delivered by Amazon is fair value for what they really are. If the 4x 4200mAh 18650's were not included, the value would not be there.The construction is decent. The handle/stand arm pivots off center, with 7 spring loaded click-positive positions allow a good degree of resting angles. The three different light outputs is convenient (high/low/strobe).However what I have issue with, is the claimed IP65 rating, the 1500 lumen rating, and the safety/electrical certifications.As another customer reviewed, there is no way the unit will sustain low pressure water spray from the backside, forget about "waterproof". The battery compartment cover has no sealing gasket, and the compartment lip lacks any design element(channels) to mitigate ingress. Further inside, the main shell/cover, while it has a designed channel for a gasket, there is no gasket. So while "waterproof" might be conveniently claimed as lost in translation, there are very specific definitions for an IP rating. If you were to use this in a humid or damp location, the lens would definitely fog and fill with condensation. There is no vacuum seal, there are no gaskets. Also missing, are all the industry standard packaging and labeling requirements for the claimed safety compliance, which are missing from the product box as well as the product itself. In fact the product itself lacks any branding or labeling aside from the molded power/usb/open symbols on the back...Finally the brightness, is nowhere near the stated "1500LM" claim. Not per COB, not per light unit, not even as a combined package of two lights (although the product pictures are strongly suggesting that each unit is 1500LM). I have a similar sized 1000LM single COB LED light that overpowers these easily. The colour, I would say is around 5000K, which in my opinion makes a less effective work light as that spectrum does not reflect as well as warmer LEDs around the 3000K rating.Again, overall product not bad, and the value is there. Unfortunately if you're looking for something specific, the product descriptions are misleading at best. I was also pleasantly surprised during my investigation on the IP rating claim, when taking off the main back cover, I found the conducting wires between the PCB and the LEDs, to be silicone insulated, not PVC or nylon. This product has potential... makes me wonder if the more expensively branded versions of this might include some of the elements missing from this version.

This broke after 3 weeks, doesn’t appear to still be under warranty, very disappointed

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  I purchased this set when it was on a lightning deal and I am pleased with the pair of small flood lamps. I have already used one when working on an appliance. They are fairly bright and one was sufficient to illuminate the house plant when I took the picture in pitch darkness.The lamps are not water proof at least where the battery compartment is concerned. There is no gasket between the lid and the batteries and the lid comes off with very little effort as they fit quite loosely. You would not want water in the battery compartment containing Lithium batteries. The flash light itself appears to be water resistant.Overall these spot lamps are good and well built. Each has a handle that swings out and can be used as a support stand. As the handle is moved you can hear the ratcheting mechanism and the handle does stay in place. The lithium batteries that come with these lamps are rechargeable and work.

My husband is using the lamps when he is night-fishing. He is totally happy with the purchase. The lamps are durable, waterproof, rechargeable and can serve as a power bank same time.He keeps the lamps on the boat and charges them there. No issues with charging, no complaints about the quality.

I had a very good experience using this light. It is really bright and made the wall visible. The bathroom was really dark and this was the outcome you can see in the photos.I'm like you who is always looking for reliable tools to use. I'm not getting paid by this company to write this review. I mainly doing it because I also rely on others’ reviews as well. We need to be honest as others will buy it based on sharing our HONEST experience and not on a paid one or one we are asked to change in a favor of giving a free Amazon gift card.I definitely recommend buying it. I used it for 4 hours and the battery didn't die. I don't know exactly how long it will last or how long it will take to be charged. But it is definitely worth buying.