LETOURRechargeable Light LED Tube Magnetic Light 4000Lumens 5200mAh 5 Levels Dimming Camping Lantern USB Rechargeable Portable Lights with 2 Magnets Endurance for 60 Hours

The mist convenient little light. It’s bright enough to light up a whole room and versatile enough to go anywhere. Because of the magnet you can stick it anywhere that needs a little extra light. Excellent for around the house projects as well. Whether it’s for finding something under the furniture or cupboard or using as a night light or just to conserve electricity it’s perfect. It has a long battery life so it doesn’t need charging for days. I’ve been suing it for about a year and it’s durable and highly functional for any workspace.

After a recent thirteen hour power outage, I decided we needed a few more USB charged LED Lights around.This one is a gem. Incredibly bright on high and still decently bright on the lowest setting. It has magnets built in so you can stash it someplace handy. This one now resides on the front of our fridge in the Kitchen.The lowest setting will run for about 8 hours non-stop and provided enough light to be useful for basic tasks. On medium it want for about 6 hours and was surprisingly bright. I haven't time tested it on high but the light is awesome.Almost too bright on high, it will provide enough light to keep a fair sized area safe to move about in or, if you can suspend it up high, probably to just carry on with normal activities. Good supplement to a "Ghost light" on a dark stage.Easily chargeable via USB, it just works which is the highest compliment I can give utility/emergency items. I believe it can also be used to charge a phone and such but at cost to length of time as a light.This would also be a great add-on to a trunk lid or tail gate on a car or SUV as it is small and won;'t get int he way. When I was a lad, all car hoods and trunk lids had decent lights in them for working. That seems to have vanished many decades back but this would be a great substitute. But DON'T leave it attached under the hood, it'll cook to death quickly and maybe catch fire or explode. Lithium batteries get touchy sometimes.If you want/need some safety lights for outages or odd dark places in your home or crypt, this is one of the best I've had. Got some heft to it and feels sturdy and not at all fragile.

I rarely write reviews, but I’ve had these lights for 6mo and had to come back, after a night market last night, and confirm how AWESOME these lights are! I bought 4 of them, one for each side of my 10x10 market tent. I make/sell brightly colored and finely detailed art/decor pieces, so adequate lighting in my booth is important. These little lights are SO BRIGHT! And they magnetize perfectly to the metal frame of the tent. They take up minimal space in my market storage bins, charge fully overnight before market day, and stay super bright for many hours once the sun goes down. I’ve used them for 3 night markets over the last 6 months and EVERY TIME, I have other vendors come up to my booth to ask about where I got these awesome lights! I’m sure they’d be perfect for many other uses, as well. If you’re looking for something cordless to light up your market tent brightly, quickly and easily, look no further! You’ll be very happy with these!

I have purchased three of these over the past few years and all of them are still working well. The lumen ratings appear to be overstated. I would estimate that the "4000 lumens" for the LT-LT60 model is closer to 500-600 lumens. I also have the LT-LT120, which might be closer to 1000 lumens rather than the claimed "6000 lumens". That still makes them bright enough to light up a closet or to see while working on a car at night though. The battery life is good and they hold a charge quite well when stored.I purchased the first two several years ago and I was happy enough with those to buy another one this year to use in a closet at my house. The magnets are very strong, enough so that I can attach them onto the front of metal file cabinet drawers and use them to pull the drawers open. The light is bright white, probably around 6000K. My only minor annoyance is having to scroll through the output levels whenever I use them: off-low-medium-high-off. My personal preference would be for it to go to high initially and that if you leave it in any level for more than 20sec or so, that the next press would just turn it off.I don't really have much use for the strobe and SOS modes, but they're "hidden" anyway, so it doesn't really matter during normal use. To access them, hold down the power button for about 1.5s and it will start to strobe. Hold it down again and after a few seconds it will switch to SOS. From either of those, a single press will go to high mode and one more will turn it off.