Review on 🚨 6-Pack USB Rechargeable LED Road Flares – Car Emergency Kit with Magnetic Hazard Lights, Window Breaker, Survival Whistle – Roadside Safety Discs for Vehicles by Isaac Maze

I bought these instead of the cheaper ones as they are rechargeable and should be amortized in the cost of the batteries. The different flashing modes should be practical in an emergency. They arrived on Halloween so I put them on the porch to test and the orange was perfect for that, I need to remember using them next year. They claim to be waterproof and can be hit by a car, I haven't tested that. With the included cables, 4 of them will charge in about 90 minutes and the other 2 in about 70 minutes. The specified battery life is a little longer than stated. I tested Solid-on High (claimed 2 hours) and Solid-on Low (claimed 4 hours) Solid-on High, 5 of which lasted from 1:40 to 1:50. One of them lasted 1:20. Solid low, 5 of them lasted from 3:30 to 3:45. One of them lasted 2:55. I'm guessing it's the same one that doesn't last as long as the others, but I didn't tag them so I don't know for sure. In case I need them on the side of the road, I plan to put 4 on the road in triple flash mode and 2 on the car in rotary mode with a magnet. An LED flashlight is also handy for changing tires in the dark. I appreciate that they can be turned off from any mode by pressing the power button for 3 seconds, which saves you from having to cycle through all modes to turn them off. trunk. The shard appears to be of good quality but as far as I know it doesn't work on modern auto glass which is laminated and not tempered. My car has laminated side windows so it won't work on mine, I think I'll give it to a friend with an old car.