Flashlights Hausbell Flashlight High Adjustable Resistant Review

Nice compact flashlight. It's not the brightest flashlight you'll ever buy, but it's small (see photo) and great for keeping in your glove or tool box. It's strong, durable, has a built in belt clip, the beam is adjustable and a 3 position switch ensures positive contact. I'm not sure about the battery life, but it's a flashlight that runs on a single AA battery, so if you accidentally leave it on and the battery dies, it's not the end of the world. Flashlight arrived quickly, packaged (2…

Great little flashlights! I put one of these in a drawer next to my bed. I've had a Mini Maglite in this drawer for many years. But there is no comparison between the two as it is MUCH EXCELLENT in many rays of light! Mini Maglite has 14 lumens. Flashlight Hausbell Mini 300 lumens. In addition, the Hausbell mini flashlight has three modes: bright, dim and flash / SOS. It's hard to believe that this flashlight uses ONE AA battery (not included) to produce much more light than the Mini Maglite…

Great LED lights. You can't ask for more for this price. The aluminum construction is durable. Switch action seems reliable. And it only consumes one battery. The size is compact enough to put in your purse or backpack. The main advantages are aluminum structure, good quality and cheap price. Although it does not replace a 3D cell flashlight, it does provide enough light for normal use. A common use is something like locating car keys that you lost in a parking lot. This light is enough for…

I use a flashlight at work every day. I'm used to changing those cheap LED flashlights every few months. Either I set them wrong or they don't work. I don't spend a lot of money on a flashlight just because I've lost a few and would rather lose a cheap one than an expensive one. So I decided to try this model. And I have to say I'm impressed! It's small enough to fit in my tool holder and has a very bright light. The beam is adjustable so you can broaden the light or focus it into a thin beam…

No ordinary cheap flashlight. Robust aluminum body. If you break or bend it, please post how. No stupid plastic battery holder (which breaks down over time). This is my third order because people keep wanting/taking mine. Seriously, I have over 100 flashlights laying around (about 50 in stock with the batteries removed). Those tail kicks. BRIGHT. Continuous. The three-position switch is a bit annoying, especially if you accidentally switch to disco mode. But mine reverts to bright steady mode…

I fell in love with these flashlights because of their size. I didn't think much about them and how bright they would actually be. I live in a very remote area and if I forget to turn on the porch light it gets very dark and I will be fumbling around at night trying to find my house key. I didn't know what to do because I often went out during the day and didn't return home until after dark. My friend advised me to take a small flashlight and put it in the mailbox so I have a light source when…

4/3/18 Extra. ONLY purchase this flashlight if you have contact cleaner handy AND you are willing to drill the base of the switch a bit. Otherwise, buy flashlights for $15-$20. The problem is that the metal contacts on the on/off switch on the cheaper lamps are badly corroded and will work intermittently after a few days and eventually stop working after a few weeks. Date of 1st check = mid-April 2018 :: Within two or three weeks the on/off switch started to work intermittently. You had to…