Review on Xprite Emergency Rotating Revolving Magnetic by Eric Nelso

UPDATED: Hello buyers! Like most of you, I am a harsh critic. If that's bullshit, I'll be the first to say it. THIS THING MADE A CUT WITH FLYING FLOWERS! I work nights in Tampa. The assholes that drive here are some of the worst I've ever seen. So I take visibility very seriously, my life depends on it. The light is surprisingly bright and the flash is bright enough to be seen at a decent distance. Remember this is not a $500 Mars bar. But for its size I was quite impressed. It has a power cord long enough to go almost anywhere, and the on/off toggle switch is a nice feature. I think it offers 14 different flashing modes, which to be honest is overkill. There's really only about 5 modes I would ever consider. But in any case, this is a nice additional feature that allows you to choose according to your taste. You can leave it connected to the network. I don't think you can do better for the money. It's also good to throw in the trunk if you ever break down on the side of the road. Keep your visibility high and maybe avoid a distracted text jerk parked in the back seat. I'll be buying at least one more very soon and I think I've sold my boss to supply other trucks in our fleet. Here's your update fellow buyers! I bought a second unit, now I have one on either side of my truck cab and the flash competes with mid range Mars bars. O. SECURITY SECURITY SECURITY To prolong the life of your devices, store them in the car when not in use. Don't let the elements get to you unless you have to, and the Florida sun is KILLER gear.