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This flashlight is quite bulky and not bright enough to shine through the tint well. Doesn't live up to my expectations, looks very cheap. It looks like if you drop it once, you'll order another. No dome over bulbs, poorly designed. Wouldn't buy again.

Not worth the money! Maybe $5-10 but NOT worth the $24 I paid. I don't know if it's a fake brand but it's the cheapest package. It feels very fragile and flimsy and the light is not bright at all. I have a 24 LED flashlight that puts out more lumens than this. Sending it back for a refund without even using it!

It works well but not as much light for the price and as many LEDs as this thing. I have single LED flashlights which give more light (and only 1 AA battery) but I get tired of holding them in my mouth when opening the car. and it looks unprofessional. At least when you use this light you look like you know what you are doing and have the right tools! Also, the on/off switch is hard to find. They use this when it's dark! And a flat black button on a black case? It's dark and rainy and cold and…

Ok, but they fixed something. The design is a little strange, you have to unscrew the screw to change the batteries and the on/off button is hard to find at night. Works well during the day on cars with lots of tinted windows. If it were rechargeable, with a USB charging cable, and if the on/off button was easier to find, this could be the best option since Slimjim. However, until they make a 2.0 version that fixes these things, it's not quite up to par for the size. Although this is better…

This is a handy light for blocking work at night but could be better. It's very bulky for the amount of light it produces. I had to buy a separate bag to carry it with me as it didn't fit in my standard lockable carry case. Also, it's made of lightweight plastic and looks cheap. What also worries me is that to insert or swap out 4 AAs you have to unscrew the battery cover with a small Phillips screwdriver. Who develops such products? Also, it seems to work well as long as the car window is…

Works well but the suction cups don't stick to the glass as advertised. It works for what it's designed for, but the cups really just keep the light from sliding off the windshield. As other reviewers have said, the battery cover is screw-down, so use caution when changing the battery. Otherwise bright light and works for what I need. Overall seems a little big, it would be nice to have a slightly smaller one with cups that work better. Update: I keep this in a small tool bag and apparently it…

Pretty cheap design. Large gaps in a poorly placed battery compartment will tire you out from using this product in wet conditions. Coincidentally this is the same problem I have with most electronic lock products, none of the manufacturers think about waterproofing anything anymore which is probably a ploy to trick you into buying more after the first one breaks . The suction cups are of very good quality, the light is pleasant and bright. A decent switch that is easy to use and takes a…

Bought this light for my roadside assistance business. The flashlight has (24) LEDs and is powered by (4) AA batteries. The flashlight has (4) small suction cups that attach it to the windshield. From the time you purchase the light, it is bright enough to see inside cars to open doors with a legal tint (not overly tinted by state law). It does the job well. If the windshield is dirty, the suction cups won't stick either. When I first used it, I dropped the flashlight because the windshield of…