Review on 🚗 SlimK LED Car Flares: Roadside Safety Discs - Upgraded Version with Dual Button Instant Off (3 Packs) by Casey Vance

The first thing that lights up when you press the power button for the first time is a flashlight, and then when you press the "M” (mode) button, various 4-sided red ones alternate LED turn signals off. My advice to new owners: first locate the power button, keep your finger on the button but don't press it yet, then flip the top away from your face before pressing the button, THEN press the on/off switch. Or cover the flashlight with your other hand first until you've cycled through this setting. Otherwise, look at the flashlight's LEDs (which are located next to the power button) when you first turn it on. The next thing that happens is you. You lose your night vision and then see spots for a few minutes. Not much of a benefit to a traffic accident scene when one of the parties involved trips and can't see. fair warning. It's insanely bright and omnidirectional. This is also very useful, but in my humble opinion this function really should have a separate switch. :-) The good news is that once you turn off the flashlight, devices will revert to the last settings you were using when you turned them off. These strobe lights are exactly as described and verified here; I got more than I expected as it comes with a pair of lightweight gloves and a handy short reversible Phillips screwdriver on one end (for removing the battery cover) and a flat blade on the other. Also included is a carrying case that has room for two more flashes, and three "AAA" batteries are already installed in all three flashes. , which is enough. Each device is completely sealed with a black O-ring. The orange bumpers are made of a semi-soft material that resembles hard silicone. They must absorb shock without cracking while retaining the ability to protect the transparent lens material from drops. Two magnets built into the rear are sufficient for temporary attachment to a stationary vehicle; However, with my Camry, with its curved surfaces and waxed paint, I didn't expect them to stay on the sides of the car at highway speeds. Of course they are not intended as emergency lighting; To be on the safe side, it is advisable to remove them before driving. I'm not sure what the folding carabiners are good for. They're fairly light, but to their credit, they fold to the side and don't flap around with normal handling. This is a very complete set of flashers/indicators and I expect to get an extra set for another car. . Very happy with it.