2-Pack LED Rechargeable Magnetic Work Light 40W 1500 Lumens, Hanging Hook with 3 Modes, LED Work Light for Car Repair, Camping, and Hurricane Use

Have 2 sets of these lights and gave another to a friend. Works perfect,good quality easy to recharge. Very bright and adjustable dim. Magnetic base very strong.

So I needed a work light for when I'm doing stuff under the hood of my car and these seemed affordable and convenient. They're rechargeable, LED, and magnetic, plus they have a little metal folding hook to hang the light. This combination makes them easy to place and the LEDs make them long lasting. I just keep them topped off and throw them into my tool bag for use whenever I need them and so far they've done pretty well for my casual usage.

Very bright, quick charge, and strong magnet. Just handy.

Good light, long battery life - several hours. However, it needs a magnet on the FRONT side. I was trying to use it to work in my main breaker panel. Without the magnet on the frontvside, it's almost worthless.Great for working on cars though.

Love the options on these. Magnetic or a hook for hands free use. Bright enough for most uses up close.

These are fantastic lights! They charge quickly, last a long time, they're super durable, and they put out a ton of light! The magnet holds them very well on most surfaces under a car. Easy to use, and I've even used one as a battery bank once to charge my phone when fishing. I thought that was a silly feature at first, but not anymore!

I was looking for a rechargeable light to place in a dark spot. This fit the bill. It is very bright and recharged in about 2 hours when I first received. The hook attachment is not great, but can be used as a kind of kick stand. The magnet is powerful and that is what I needed. Being a two pack I feel that it is a good value for the cost ($25 US).

The light itself has been very useful while working on my truck, jet skis and home projects.I typically only use one of the three setting (low, bright, flashing) which has been bright.The battery life is surprisingly long.The hook on the back has been used once but that requires you to orient the light in a portrait mode. This is mainly because the swing out hook is on one end of the light housing.My bone-of-contention with these lights has been magnet and how it is mounted in the body. The magnet itself sits in a metal frame which is screwed into the plastic housing.The magnet itself is very strong, maybe too strong. I say this because the magnet housing has pulled out of both lights and cracked the light housing.My suggestion would be to orient the magnet inline with the housing not perpendicular. Additionally mount the magnet more centered in the housing and not towards one end.In both cases I have used Gorilla Glue to remount the magnet but it is only a matter of time before it fails again.