Tools & Hardware : Super-Bright 9 LED Heavy-Duty Compact Aluminum Flashlight - Gunmetal Silver

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Tools & Hardware : Super-Bright 9 LED Heavy-Duty Compact Aluminum Flashlight - Gunmetal Silver

Super-Bright 9 LED Heavy-Duty Compact Aluminum Flashlight - Gunmetal Silver

from: eToolscity




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Average Buyer Rating:  out of 5 stars
Sales Rank: 4





Binding: Misc.
Product Brand: Unknown
EAN: 0837013402862
Label: eToolscity
Product Manufacturer: eToolscity
Publisher: eToolscity
Ranking: 4
Studio: eToolscity


Product facts:
  • 9 super-bright LEDs in a heavy-duty, compact flashlight.
  • LEDs last 100,000 hours, emit pure white light--not heat--for 20+ hour battery life
  • Perfect for glove-box, tool-box, purse or desk drawer. Uses 3-AAA batteries (INCLUDED). 3-year warr
  • Unique positive-action weather-proof switch prevents accidental battery drain
  • Anodized aluminum barrel, water-resistant and shock-proof. Also in Cool Blue and Jet Black.







Editorial Product Review:

Item Description:
Light your way with this bright, compact aluminum flashlight. It has an anodized aluminum body and is water and shock resistant. The flashlight features 9 LED lights and only requires 3 AAA batteries. Battery life lasts for 20 hours. The LED lights last for 100,000 hours. Batteries are included. California Prop-65 required warning: This product and/or its packaging contain a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. DISCLAIMER: Only California law requires that this warning be given to the consumer. This warning is only required by the State of California and is not based on this product or its packaging causing exposure to hazardous chemicals over those allowed by any law or statute. Again this law is NOT based on exposure, it is based on content, even when the content is in full compliance with safety standards set by the Federal Government. There are NO regulated chemicals used in this products in a way to create an hazard to the public. We are sorry for any confusion or concern regarding this warning that may have caused.



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Buyer Reviews
Average Buyer Rating:  out of 5 stars

Customer Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Replacement
I purchased this flashlight. It didn't work at all when i got it. Wrote a review. etoolscity e-mail me saying they would make good on the flashlight and they did.Thanks etoolcity.Great Company.



Customer Rating: 4 out of 5 stars - Good Buy
I purchased six to pass out to the driver employees. The light seems to be constructed good and light in weight. The emitted light is a subdued bright that is just right for completing paper work in the cab at night and giving the load a quick once over in the dark. I have received no complaints from the drivers. The light met my expectation and I am satisfied. I would recommend this light if you are looking for an inexpensive, light in weight, easy to keep handy source of light.



Customer Rating: 1 out of 5 stars - back to back faults
The flashlight was delivered in a timely fashon but didn't work. The included batteries worked fine but no light. Amazon won't replace the light because they are not the seller. All I get is a refund. When that comes through I'll decide if it's worth the hassle to try again.



Customer Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Really small, but very strong.
When I first got this product, I was disappointed at how small it was. I made a mistake and thought I was getting something a little bigger. But when I used this little bugger, it just lights up everything. I mean this flashlight is strong. I lit up my entire backyard at night and that is saying a lot. I will never use any other kind of flashlight. Any flashlight that doesn't have LED, you are wasting your money. These little guys will do the trick and they are cheap. You won't be disappointed.



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