EvereadyLED Flashlight (8-Pack) Bright Reliable Flashlights for General Purpose, Great for Camping, Car, Emergency Storm Power Outage Handheld Flashlight (Batteries Included)

Actually pretty bright and well made. I got blue and yellow. The quality of the LEDs is pretty good considering I paid $1.52 per flashlight. I compared it toe to toe with a Dorcy flashlight that you can get for $1 at Dollar general. Dorcy shines farther, but the Eveready is better as an area light, especially considering these flashlights have a more white light, and not so bluish.People who complain about the size of these flashlights, are really kind of lame. There was a time when I had to carry a D cell everready flashlight to get this kind of light. The only thing I don't like about them is the lanyard, it goes straight into the body of the flashlight. Usually I like to tape my flashlight off with electrical tape to make it slightly more waterproof. But with these, water can (will) get in through the lanyard hole. You might be able to use nail polish to waterproof it. Other than that, I think they're great. They shine at least 35 yards, I would say closer to 40 or 50 yards. I like AA flashlights because aaa's will not power anything for very long, and AA flashlights are still pretty small.This kind of light is perfect for a scout, or just a person who needs something for storms, considering these will run for about 30 hours at 25 lumens, not bad at all.Batteries are carbon zinc, don't complain at this price point. I put some good Duracells in there, and they made it shine a liitle brighter (probably 30 lumens). The picture of the beam is with the batteries that came with it. And it is slightly larger than the Dorcy flashlight, but still pretty slim and handy.

Great value! Easy to use for children and seniors. One button on and off. Very handy for nighttime, bedrooms and power outages. Comes with batteries included. Brightness:Bright enough Build quality:Sturdy and durable Switch functionality:Easy on and off Functionality:Very easy Why did you pick this product vs others?:simple design and easy to use. Dependable

Cheap as hell. But they work. I left one on overnight and it still had a month of battery life. They were well worth $2.00 just for the batteries that come with them. I have dropped them all over the place and they have yet to break.

My wife and I have a few acre's, and we host family and friend get togethers, kids are always outside playing, running around and gets pretty dark out as we live in country. I purchased these for kids to play with,to beat them up, and lose them, or if they are taken home by the other kids. I will not be heart broken. These are cheap enough to replace, and will not break the bank. These are light weight easy for even the younger kids to use, bright enough to be able to see maybe 10-15 yards ahead but not to bright that it will blind the other kids if pointed in faces.They have been used several times and been thrown, dropped and left outside till next day or so. If they fall hard enough the led light which you unscrew has popped off the base and batteries fall out. Just stick batteries back in and turns right back on. So they can take abuse but also have had 2 break on me. Not sure how hard of a fall they took but once I get down to 3 or so I will order more.These would also be good for backup light for power outages or little camp outs. Batties seem to last a good while.Would recommend for simple uses around the house or backups for sure or kids to use.

If you need cheap emergency flashlights for hurricane season, these are absolutely perfect. They're small, feel good in the hand, have a quality on/off button, and work fantastic indoors. That said, I wouldn't ever use these for 'heavy duty' jobs. These are just basic flashlights that excel in indoor environments.

OK inexpensive flashlights, poorly packed for shipping. A paper bag wasn’t much protection for the cardboard box holding the flashlights, which arrived crushed. The batteries were shipped in the flashlights with a small plastic tab that had to be peeled off after unscrewing the lens and lamp assembly. No instructions. Not bad for inexpensive flashlights to keep in different rooms but getting the battery unpeeled to work was tedious.

Very easy to put together just put batteries in gives a good cast of light out the yard or anywhere you’re looking it has easy to hold easy to take with you and your purse your car. It’s a good product.

I bought a set of these ready-to-shine, small but not too-small flashlights years ago. They work superbly. But some of them have led rough lives, having been dropped and/or accidentally knocked off table-tops. Most of them survived but some have begun to show the effects of age and usage. However overall I have been amazed by their dependability. My lady wife and I are up in years. The lights are mainly used for nighttime trips to & from the bathroom.The lights each take 2 AA size batteries. They are bulb-less, instead being of the type the name of which I can't remember. For me that is a significant improvement. I recall that in the old days flashlight bulbs usually stopped working before the batteries wore out. If you buy these flashlights, and they seem not to work the 1st time you use one, you'll most likely find that you must 1st remove a paper blocking/baffle from between the top battery and the part that lights-up like the old bulbs once did.I should mention that I bought these new flashlights to make sure that we have spares when the old ones stop working due to old age.