Philips Xperion 3000 Pocket Rechargeable LED Work Light, 300 Lumen Professional Handheld Flashlight with Magnetic Base and Hanger Hook for Mechanics, Construction, Handyman, Outdoor Use, Camping

used it right out of the box, great product

At 300 lumens it's not the most powerful rechargeable task light out there, but what it lacks in power it makes up for in size. It's not going to light up a huge area, but for work under the hood of a car, for instance, it's ideal. Small, out of the way and with the ability to be suspended and articulated using either the attached hook or magnet on the opposite end. It will easily fit in a glove compartment or other storage area in a car and isn't too bulky to stuff in a pocket. I haven't had to use it for any extended tasks as of yet, so I can't really address battery life accurately.I do wish the magnet was a bit stronger. If the metal surface you're attempting to attach it to is not perfectly flat, it's not the most stable of mountings and can fall if knocked. The hook seems a bit flimsy. The pricing is on the higher end of the range for this type of light. I can get a 500 lumen light by a well-known brand that does pretty much all the same things with a stronger magnet for about a buck more than this one at its current price. Then again, it's a bulkier unit. Those are my personal reason for knocking it down a notch.Overall, if you need a compact, pocket-sized task light with a magnet base that articulates, this seems like a good choice.

I replaced a similar light that required three batteries. Not two, not four.This one can be charged and is also much brighter. Can be adjusted for any use.

This light is great for small projects, where I need direct light instead of overall light. It won't light up a room very well, but it will certainly light up a craft project I'm working on so I can see exactly what I am doing. Which is just what I wanted it for. I have plenty of other flashlights for lighting up an entire room when I need it. I appreciate that this one is a much more focused and direct light. It makes hand sewing, for example, much easier. Overall, I'm very happy with this light and it fits the need I had perfectly.

This is a decent flashlight with mechanics in mind. It feels good in hand and good size for a mechanic to have it in front pocket of his uniform and keep it there for easy access. The light seems to be sturdy and looks like it stands drops from a foot or two. But the hook is a bit on the fragile side and it is easy to break.The magnet is decent and I had no issue to attach it to the back of the hood. It stayed in place firm, but the magnet could have been a bit stronger.As far as the amount of light, 300 Lumen doesn’t give a whole lot of brightness. It provides decent amount of light as long as it is not farther a foot or two from the subject. It provides enough light for a quick inspection but need brighter light if more details of smaller objects need to be visible.Overall, considering the price of this light ($31.93 at time of this review), there are better options available for much smaller and brighter lights with longer lasting battery.

The Philips Xperion 3000 work light is a nice addition to anyone's toolbox. The light is bright, so bright, a word of warning. Don't look at it directly or you will have spots in your eyes. I like that it has 2 brightness settings. I also like that it has 2 indicator lights to let one know it's charging and when it is fully charged. A small but effective feature. It has a sturdy belt clip on and a plastic, retractable hook for hanging. It floods dark areas with bright light so you can see to work although the light's range is limited. The charging port has a good, effective cover to keep out dust and water. My only quibble is that it has a bottom you can stand the light up on but it is narrow and can easily be knocked over and the plastic is hard but kinda cheap. I wish is was more rubberized. All in all, an effective little, portable work light that packs a punch.

This light is amazingly bright! This light will flood a dark tent with white light and disturb folks in the next tent with it's brightness. I haven't used it enough to necessitate recharge, so I can't speak to that.. well, I guess I can. I used it for 15m or so and the battery seems just fine.I didn't think I'd use the little hook on it, but I did. It hangs nicely from the roof of a tent or from the neck of your shirt.

This light from Philips is awesome for small jobs around the house. With its compact size, it fits anywhere easily. So far, the battery life has been great, and not having to look for batteries when I need a light is awesome! It comes with a USB-A to USB-C charging cable. The magnetic base is handy for easy positioning, and the rotatable hook does a great job. The light is bright for its size and provides a directional illumination (i.e., it's not diffuse to light up a room). It's really well-built and sturdy. Highly recommended!