NEBO Slyde Rechargeable Flashlight with Work Light | Rechargeable Flashlight with 4 Light Modes and a Magnetic Base

I like the product is very handy for working industrial because it has a magnet to it and got working light and it can control the brightness.

This is a very effective torch with a substantial beam and light Vital for every household

Great all in one light, this is my second one, my first was the earlier version, many people have complained about how easy the light slides open, mine came that way but upon taking it apart realized the tightness is adjustable, slyde the light to reveal the work light, the metal piece that is right on top of the rubber grip is threaded and will tighten or loosen how easy it slydes open, only thing I don’t like about this light is the special battery that is required, but there is a battery modification to get around this!

Bastante buena Durmieron la carga

I've used the previous model, the "Slyde King" I believe it was called, for years now. Have kept it in my truck, with tools, used it while working under a vehicle, in a commercial ceiling plenum, while working inside a computer case, or just on a walk... and it's always been better than any other light in every single instance, and it was a fraction of the lumens of this new one. There are flashlights, like the cheap crap that you'll find on the shelf at the dollar store or even Home Depot / Lowes or Walmart and the like... then there are FLASHLIGHTS. Thing is though, most of the latter find themselves at insane price points that are only justifiable to the rich, foolish, and/or dumb. I know mechanics that have bought "Snap On" dealer lights who make payments of $100, for months on end... for lights that aren't even as good as this one. . . The original model I purchased probably 3-4 years back, have used extensively, and only now is the micro usb port failing on me. I do feel that it is unjustifiable that it is, as I've taken care of the light itself and the port specifically. BUT, it is a micro usb port after all, and those pieces of crap do tend to fail. That said, this new one... Woooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo is it nice. Exponentially brighter, the OG was 500 Lumen.... this one is freaking 2000. I mean, obviously... they put it in the name this time it's such a big freaking deal. The work light is just as good, retaining the same panel and features. Speaking of, the "features", more or less the one... it carries over to all lights. So, you hold the PWR button, and the lamps will dim down then back up to whatever level you desire. Actually, the RED SOS flasher changed patterns to 3 blips, alternating rather than just the on off flash from before. Despite never needing to use the SOS flasher, it does stand to reason that this would be more eye catching. It's also IP 67 this time around, not even sure if it was last time... Just a great improvement for a marginal increase in cost, if one at all... Depends what you got the last one for, as you can still buy it on Amazon as well, and for the same cost as this more or less. Not sure why anyone would at this point, but you can. I know I got mine at a brick and mortar store those years ago for around $35 I think. So this ones price point makes sense to me... coming in as the new model with obvious improvements. Really, everyone should have a light like this in their car at all times. You never have to worry about batteries going dead, as it can always be charged back up. (that said, you should obviously keep it charged) It's available as a flasher if you need help... it's the brightest most solid light you'd ever hope to use if you need to work on something, or go on an emergency trip into some dark areas. It can easily mount to anything magnetic, using either its directional beam or wide area work light to illuminate any work area. Just easily beats out any conventional regular flashlight by miles.