🚑 Accident Emergency Vehicle Light: Roadside Flashing Flares with Safety Warning LED Strobe - Magnetic Base, Amber/White Review

So I bought these because we needed traffic control equipment at my Las Vegas casino during the Covid-19 shutdown. We used them for 2 weeks with one set of batteries. Yellow lights only burned at night. The lights are easy to use and work great. Clips broken 2 out of 3 times with normal use. Also the battery covers broke on 2 of the 3 I ordered. Overall these are great flashlights and easy to use. Minor plastic durability issues.

This is what everyone needs in a standard car safety kit. The built-in beacon is powerful and visible from afar with multiple flash options, and the built-in white light is bright and useful for illuminating a large area with a flat tire or other mechanical failure. The only criticism is that I wish the base was a little heavier and the lock that prevents the base from moving was a little stronger, but overall it's a good product for the price.

Very good emergency strobe light. I work for the post office and don't have enough power adapters in my car to plug in an extra device so I bought this one. It's very bright and looks very cool on a jeep. The magnet is not as strong as I would like, but strong enough not to slip at low speeds. The water resistance and battery performance are perfect for what I need them for. I will also buy a charger and batteries.

I love this light. I have a problem that I will share, but let's start with the good. It has a white light at the top that has three strengths. I'm a flashlight enthusiast and I will say that not only are they insanely bright like some of them, they are not meant to be. He just has to be bright, and he does it with distinction. It has orange lights that have 4 modes when I write. On one the light just wanders around him, on the other he flashes two lights at once and works in circles, one of…

I received this emergency lamp about 30 minutes ago. It looked very solid. I first read the instructions, then put in 3 AA batteries and then got started with two orange rubber fingers as described in the little leaflet. With a touch of your finger you can switch between different light types, strobe and more, as described in the user manual. Then I used another (second) little orange button that changes the intensity of the light. However, after 3-4 thumb presses, a bright light came on from…