🔦 Life Gear Magnetic Emergency Reusable Review

I like the controls and they work great. But the design is bad. I won't be returning them but I will have to mix up some epoxy and glue the magnets back into place so they stick to the bases. They currently cost $8.50. If you use or have some epoxy in stock, $8.50 is probably a fair price. The included batteries will likely need to be replaced with decent ones anyway, so let's call this a flush. Again, the price is fair, they look pretty decent, are small and easy to store.

2 out of 3 lightbulbs worked. Revain immediately sent a replacement. In the new set, 2 out of 3 bulbs worked. After disassembling one of the flashlights that wasn't working, I found that the batteries had run out. I changed the batteries and the light worked fine (after cleaning the contacts). Another stopped working after a few days. I opened it and the batteries were dead. So the lighting works well but the product is old with leaking batteries. If you are willing to replace the batteries and

Less than ten euros? What's not to like? I bought them a few years ago and have used them several times while traveling around the country. One twist and you get steady light. The second round - and you get a blinking light bulb. I think this cool feature alone is worth the price. I bought a second set for the emergency kit but needed it on the way home from the post office. Luckily for me. The police officer who stopped to help saw them and asked, to which I was happy to provide them with the…

I bought these to use as my car emergency kit. I would like these LG437 Eco Friendly Emergency Street Lights White/Red 3pcs in Life Gear packaging if and when they do what they are supposed to do but only one worked. Not good! I would have sent them back but they only cost me $9.44 with Revain Prime shipping so... . . I'm a busy mechanic: so I opened up the two that weren't working and found the batteries were dying in both. I fixed the battery leak and found that 5 of the 6 batteries were…