🚨 Pineeron Amber Emergency Beacon LED: A Powerful Magnetic Safety Flashing Strobe Lamp for Trucks, Cars, and Most Vehicles Review

I'd like to start by saying that this thing looks well built, has the right body type with reflective light and is weatherproofed well. It has a very thick O-ring around the base and battery case that prevents the batteries and electronics from getting wet when you use it in the rain or snow. The light it emits isn't very bright, but I think it may be due to regulations in the United States. In the video I uploaded you can see it in action in a completely dark garage, sitting on the trunk of my

I wanted to see if this works well with partially discharged (low) batteries, and it actually works. Even without using fresh batteries, the light seemed nice and bright and could be seen from a distance. He tells me that with fewer new batteries, this will work until the batteries die. This is important if your car gets stuck when using it in your car (which is probably the best use of this article). It has a nice strong magnet on the bottom for easy attachment to the top of your car or any…

The simplest gadget you could ever dream of, I only really put it to good use recently when I ventured onto the grounds of my former home that was destroyed by California wildfires last year. There was an inordinate amount of traffic, both evacuation/excavation vehicles and unfortunately tourists and looters. I figured if I put this light on the roof of my truck and put some sort of oval logo on the door, it would be a little easier for me to get home. And indeed, it looks like the road workers

Pineeron's amber emergency LED signal has many uses. First of all, the magnetic base is designed to be attached to various vehicles in an emergency or for security purposes. How it works is simple. Two buttons, one for power, one for mode. The mode is either a spinning LED (4 vertical LED lines that look like a spinning light) or a slow blinking light. I prefer the rotating light for safety, it seems more visible. The buttons on the front of the beacon are hard and need to be pressed with…

This was sent to me by FD (Full Disclosure Department) as a product review/sample. The first thing you'll notice is the light weight, which is both good and bad. Good thing it won't dent your body, not so good that the magnets are light, so I doubt it will stay on your car if you're driving on a bumpy road (hard to avoid in the Chicago area). or at any speed, say 10/15 miles per hour. We didn't try it outside when testing as we didn't want to leave a trail of broken plastic. It was placed on…