DurapowerUnderhood Work Light

Very strudy and very bright

Like that it is bright. Come apart and makes two lights.

They are bright but that is the only good thing I have to say. The magnet barely supports the light and the joint you cannot tighten and will not hold the light in place. Was definitely very disappointed in the product, but as usual, Amazon shipped on time, and I was happy with their end of things. But definitely try a different light.

The two sides won’t fit together as described to form one unit. The mold is off. You can’t even force together. Sides work individually with good lighting. I will probably return but I need now for a project. The manufacturer must know this defect but they are passing off as a correct product anyway..

So, I like to work my cars. My shop is lit, but not VERY well lit. Last time I changed spark plugs, I hung a plastic light bulb fixture from my hood to get my engine bay nice and bright.I saw these and thought, "man that would be nice, not have to use hanger hooks and it's rechargeable".When I opened the package I noticed the lights were separated and each came with it's own charging cord. That made me think that I would have to charge each half separately. Not the case. I joined the 2 lights together and charged them - and they seemed to have the same level of charge on them.I charged up the AC on my car the other night and used the lights.My biggest praise about these lights is they are rechargeable and I don't have to have a cord attached to them while using them.I'm getting a little older and if the light isn't bright then it's harder for me to see things clearly - so these lights help me out a LOT.I have a large standup light, but it's not battery powered. These are - - so you can use them as a single light but when I used them I separated them to get both halves pointed down on the area I was working on.I really like these lights.I do think though if they were 30$ they would be a steal. My opinion.**UPDATE**So - the magnets aren't super strong - I've used this under my car while it was on a lift - and maybe that just my problem - when they fall 5 ft down to a concrete floor - the little swivel strut broke - and my neighbor was using it while we were working on his car - so he actually bought me a new set -Here's the funny part, I was using this light again - with both lights magnetized to the underside of my car, I bumped it with my high reach oil drain pan, and they fell down to the concrete floor, and one of them broke in the exact same place...My rating is not 5 ** anymore - these swivel arm struts are very fragile and I wish the magnets were stronger - but if they fall like a foot or 2 - maybe they won't break?