Review on Ever-Ready Viewpick: The Ultimate Rechargeable Emergency Hurricane Playhouse by Ryan Talcott

I laughed at the other reviews so I'll add one. Anyway we have one in each bedroom. Came back to add a few more for the bedless rooms. The panel loads well through the old, I mean 1940 old winch. The funny thing is that a few people came running back asking why this thing glows during the day and they couldn't figure out how to turn it off. The answer is, they recharge quickly, and some of that has to go somewhere. It doesn't light up after the sun doesn't hit the window. Then what is in the morning? LOL Not that bright but great to see at a glance it's charging just by peeking around the room. Real hate - why you gotta press, press and press again, that's a flasher. Instantly hides everyone as soon as you try to turn it off. "Really idiotic," he said in a loving and gentle tone, otherwise I wouldn't be buying another set here. Receive something like a very low red alert that flashes after five seconds. Just following the trend of what a crooked person said would be great, but think about it and why blink like that when you don't have to? Hold the button for five seconds or something will go into assist mode, cool. The brightness depends on what you can handle. We've never tried the USB as it's ready in the box every time we need it. A big advantage, even with the Yeti 3000 you can charge yourself. Cloudy midnight sky, hung to sit and pickle the boards from midnight to sunset (2nd shift work). Means a few drops on the grass. Didn't even blink. Throw them off the cliff, doubt you will survive unless your rock is not lower than you. Since I have them indoors, with EVERY version of the solar panel and batteries, core temperature plays and still plays a role, charge speed, duration and so on. Now shut up but last thought I will come back to buy another pair as I really like the price with functionality already known.