Energizer LED Ultra Rugged Spotlight Flashlight

Very Bright easy to use

Item came defective. My option for return is, I can drive 30 minutes, across town to drop it off at UPS or Whole Foods. Receiving broken goods that require me to spend an hour driving to return, seems to be the current business model. The last four returns, I saved myself the frustration and just toss them in the garbage. I’ve been a customer for many years, but I don’t want to spend my money with a company who seems to think it is okay to expect me to spend my time and money to fix an error that was absolutely not my fault.
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I live in an area with woods and bears, raccoons, possums. I must let my dog out at night to do her business before we go to bed, so to avoid startling the night creatures and leading to an attack or my dog running after one thru the woods, I use this light to sweep the area around my house to make sure there are no lurking critters out and about before I let her out.

I especially don’t want to startle a bear, but before I bought this flashlight, she had a few surprise raccoon/possum encounters and those are dangerous and unpleasant at best, one leading to a vet visit after a fight with a raccoon. Raccoons are fierce fighters who can do some damage, and possums don’t always play dead and have a mouth full of 50 teeth! If they do play dead, I have to wade in and retrieve the possum from my dog before she can kill or injure it.

I love that this light is rechargeable, and you store the recharge cable it in a little compartment inside the flashlight itself. I hate having to keep track of all the recharge cables that go with various devices, so with this one I never have to root around in a cable drawer to find the right one, since the cable is stored in a compartment right inside the flashlight itself.

Highly recommend!

This lights up the whole kitchen area when we lose power. Very good product.

I had a half dozen of at least 3 types of AAA battery lights that I usually use about 3 time a day for 1/2 – 1.5 hour total when I take my dog out at night to go pee. She usually takes her time and no amount of yelling or coercion will make her faster and if I don’t I end up cleaning the floor. I knew I was going through a lot of AAA batteries in the last 6 months and realized that within the last 2 month between the dog and other household stuff I was going through about $45 worth of AAA batteries a month. AA Alkaline batteries have 2-3 times as much energy stored in them as AAA so I searched for AA battery powered flash lights. I bought two as I live in the boonies and bought 2 figuring I could save over half on my normal battery costs. I know lots of people complain about the inferior quality rechargeable which die after 3 months so I opted for AA. I had bought some Energizer flashlights in the past and they were pretty rugged like this. I was concerned about not having a “zoom” feature, but it keeps a bright spot in the middle and lights a very wide area around it at a lower intensity. They are really bright, I’m sure there are brighter ones but from my front porch to the road is about 130 yard, it you can see that clearly, so it was all good with me. As there are pistol grips on them it cuts both ways; first I feel like Thor and the light is a spotlight not a flashlight, but if I’m trying to do anything with my hands it becomes a little clunky. This is easily solved by a buying a few ( 5 for $5 on Amazon) wrist straps for flashlights. They are fairly rugged and am not worried about dropping, though the small plastic assembly used for lining up the contacts on the battery seems like it could be easy to break when changing the batteries if not careful. As I guess, these will pay for them selves in a little over 2 months at my current rate of us – highly recommended and now I know that a lot of the offshore brands and their lumens measurements are total fantasy.. Try it for yourself.. but some wrist straps and there is little to complain about.

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