PRINCEWAYLED Work Light, Rechargeable 2000 Lumen Super Bright LED COB Portable Trouble Flood Light, 8000mAh Battery Powered, Mechanic Job Site Lighting Worklight for Car Repair Lamp

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I keep two of these in the bed of my truck. The magnet is reasonably strong, the lights stick to the inside of my truck bed and can be used as a cargo light. I actually bought these to place (via magnet) on the rear bumper of my RV trailer and use as a reverse light when parking at night. I like that they have the red light function which I use when camping, and have not had to use the red strobe in an emergency but if I ever get a flat tire at night, I plan to use that function in addition to a separate hazard light.Sure, battery life on high power is pretty poor, but it's acceptable at lower power levels. I had a problem with one of my lights self-discharging or losing capacity, but the manufacturer offered me a replacement.The product works well enough that I have no reason to try alternative / competing products.

I have had a number of work lights over the years. I was a bit skeptical of this one given its size, but I have been super happy with its quality and functionality. Let me just note a number of highlights (no pun intended) in no particular order.* It's surprisingly compact. It's probably a little larger than two deck of cards stacked on top of each other. You could keep this in a glove box easily (unless you keep a lot of junk in there)* It's really very bright. Like definitely do not shine it into someone's eyes bright. It did a really nice job illuminating a big swath of my backyard* It lasted a long time for something this compact. In my testing (at full brightness) it stayed lit for 2 hours and 37 min. That's pretty darn impressive -- again, remember this thing is not huge* It came fully charged (or nearly so) out of the box. That's always a nice touch* USB-C. Thank goodness. I'm desperate to get rid of micro USB, but so many products like this insist on hanging on to the old standard. But not this. Thank you manufacturer! It comes with a USB-A to USB-C cable, by the way.* it has a stand that swings around for multi-angle use or hanging. And that stand has a standard tripod screw mount. So lots of versatility about how and where to use it.* You can change the color temperatures from a warm orange-ish to a very bright weight.* You can have it flash between white and warm colors, which I'm assuming you would want, if for instance, you are on the side of the road and want to alert oncoming motorists.* It can serve as a power bank for your mobile devices. I tested the USB-C connection with my iPad Pro and the wire I have reported 11W delivery. That will be decent for a phone, ok for a table, and not great for a laptop. But I consider the power bank functionality secondary and a bonus, not the main reason to have this. But it's cool that it does. Note that it has both USB-C and USB-A connections.* The controls are intuitive and simple, with a handful of buttons on the back. No menus to wade through, or anything like that.So as you can see, there is really a lot to like here. I think it's an excellent work light with lots of extra perks and I'm glad to work it into my DIY needs rotation. Well done.

Magnet is vey bad

This little light is really bright. It can be switched from 20%-40-60-100% brightness as well as change from 2700k-3500k-4500k-6500k. There is also a dedicated super bright red LED that can be on or strobe and put onto the rear of a broken down vehicle to alert oncoming traffic. There are magnets built into the arm that hold it into place. There are 2 hooks on the arm that can fold out to hang it if there isn't a metal structure to put it on. And the last option to mount it would be to a tripod. The battery is claimed to be 8000mah, so it should last a long time - though I have some thought's about this. It comes with a usb-c cable, but I don't think it had a power brick with it, I already tossed the packaging. It can function as a power bank, too.Pros--Feels solid and rugged.-Bright with different color modes and brightness options-Multiple mounting options to meet just about anyone's needs-Looks water resistant, sealed pretty good and the ports are covered with a thick plugCons--Battery meter might not be accurate. When received it said it was at 100%. Went to charge it and it dropped to 50% and charged for a solid hour+ before getting back to 100.-Will not charge with any of my higher wattage power bricks. 65w, 20w, 18w - none will work with it. It has to be a 5v brick to charge-Gets pretty hotOverall this will come in handy when working outside at night, camping or power outages. Never hurts to have an extra light on hand.