Shake Flashlight- No Batteries- Simply Shake to Recharge
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Tools and Hardware Reviews of Shake Flashlight- No Batteries- Simply Shake to Recharge
Customer Review: EVERLIGHT IS LITTLE LIGHT
Summary: 1 Stars
LIVING IN FLORIDA I BOUGHT TWO OF THESE EVERLIGHT FLASHLIGHTS.
THE PARTY THAT SAID THERE WAS ENOUGH CHARGE DURING SHIPPINS IS A LITTLE SHAKING IN THE HEAD. IT TAKES AT LEAST A COUPLE OF MINUTES OF OF SHAKING BEFORE THERE IS EVEN A GLIMMER OF LIGHT. AFTER THAT IF YOU DON'T CONTINUE TO SHAKE IT DIES OUT VERY RAPIDLY.
THIS LIGHT MAY POSSIBLY COME IN HANDY DURING A HURRICANE POWER FAILURE BUT THERE ARE OTHER LED FLASHLIGHTS WITH BATTERIES THAT ARE SUPERIOR TO THIS ONE. THE POWER USED BY THESE LEDS IS LOW AND THE BATTERIES LAST A LONG TIME.
Customer Review: Emergency Flashlight
Summary: 5 Stars
This is a very trustworthy flashlight. Buy shaking it back and forth several times, it gets charged enough to use. It is wonderful if you don't want to be dependent on batteries. When you are in a emergency situation, you cant depend on how much energy is left in your batteries, and when you have to have light, this flashlight this one you can depend on when you need to. I have two.Customer Review: Flashlight
Summary: 3 Stars
It wasn't exactly what I was expecting when I received it. It's quite a bit smaller than what I was imagining. But it works and we will use it.Customer Review: Flashlight
Summary: 1 Stars
Don't ever buy this. It is a rip off and a gimmick. Your hands will get tired really fast for shaking the flashlight and 30 seconds of shaking will not even get you 5 minutes of light with consistent brightness. Even more the light dims almost instantly after shaking with no retention of charge whatsoever. Other flashlights that require cranking can give up to 2 hours of light for 1 minute of cranking if you get the right one.Customer Review: Horrible
Summary: 1 Stars
This thing outputs so little light it's terrifying. The light coming out of my cell phone's display is much brighter than the few nanolumens this thing produces with vigorous shaking.