💡 FAJ Magnetic 12-Inches Flexible Gooseneck Arm Multifunctional Worklight: Illuminate Your Sewing Machines, Lathes, Drill Presses, Workbenches, and Music Stands with 48 Bright Daylight LEDs Review

I decided to take a chance and buy a few of these lamps for my wood workshop. When they arrived I almost sent them back because the box is so small and none of the photos provided show the size of the light in the context of a power tool. However, they work great on my saw and drill press. Two more ordered for lathe and band saw. The only issue I have is that the base of my saw is cast aluminum. So be aware that if your tool isn't steel, you'll have to improvise. I used a pair of magnet base…

The washer and dryer are in our dimly lit garage with only one light on the wall behind the washer and dryer. This made it difficult to read the settings on the machines and find the missing socks :) We thought about putting a table lamp on top of the washing machine, but we were afraid it might fall off from the vibration, so we bought two of it you. Lamps and attach one to each car as in the photo. The small metal plates that came with the headlights were not needed because the bulbs were…

Pros: Bright light, 12 inch chrome metal cord is a good length, magnet is strong, switch works well, power cord is a reasonable length. The package includes a metal disc with a sticky back, so you can attach it to a table or other non-steel surface with a magnet. Cons: This lamp is very cheap. There is no lens or cover over the LEDs - they just stick out. The chrome plated flexible snake looks like it will rust or break soon. The plastic "hood" on the back of the LEDs looks shabby and scratched

I was expecting something much brighter and I feel like the wording suggests more light than it actually is. of which is a bit steeper than it should be. So I'm not sure how useful that would be to me as it would need to be very close to really illuminate what I'm working with. Very effective lamp for computer repair due to magnet and small size. I've used it twice already. It would also be very effective for soldering or knitting bow ties etc. Will keep it anyway. Just not suitable for use…

Two of these are on my sewing table for my 2010 Juki, they work great, loads of light! I'll never understand why such a beautiful car has the shittiest tiny bulb, but these headlights are just what I need. They have a nice strong magnet on the bottom. They also come with a round magnetic sticker mount, so what if you want to stick them on anything you cover. I just place them on two food jars and then I can move the light as needed or detach and stick to another magnetic surface. Great lights…

OK. So I use 5 of these on my various computer repair workstations and I really like them. They provide light exactly where I need it and when not in use, they are easy to move out of the way. Pros: The magnet is STRONG and this thing doesn't come off without a lot of effort. I have some raw wood for the shelves so using the included sticky backed metal plate wouldn't work for me so I just screwed some thin flat steel bars to the bottom of the shelves and now I can place these lights anywhere…

I am renting out a space with a small kitchen sink right under a large window. During the day it seems good to wash the dishes, but at night the light in the kitchen is not bright enough to see if the dishes are really clean. No bar to mount a clip light, no overhead mount, and this is not my home. That meant I wouldn't hire an electrician, so I didn't know how to light the sink. I searched all over the internet for Revain and then came across this Magnetic Mount Anywhere light. I measured and…