Schumacher Electric SL360GU Rechargeable Lithium Ion LED Work Light - Green - Cordless, 360-Degree Swivel, Multiple Lighting Options

We've used these lights for several years on our farm now and have been most pleased with their durability, battery life and the design for their many uses. Dropped mine last night off the house 12+ feet and it landed of course on the only piece of concrete in the vicinity. It didn't crack, break or split and stayed lit...YEA! Whether harvesting, planting, working on equipment, working ground or cattle, one of these is usually within arms reach or in the cab because they are so versatile. I love the strong magnets built in to hold them in place on a wall, steel beam or on the hood of a truck or tractor. Extra lighting to see when unloading grain onto a truck or grain cart just stick em on the sides or on the cab or grain bin. We've even used them in a pinch when the lights went out on the tractor in the field cause your lights never quit working when your parked where you want to be right? I Strongly recommend these I just wish they weren't so pricey."UPDATE" 1-3 years into usage and one by one, the charging port connections go bad. First it was the indication when chargingor fully charged light quit working and now quit taking charge or is very difficult to get to take charge. Sometimes you can move the connection around hoping to find the sweet spot and it'll take charge. Not sure if this had been cause by dirt or moisture which is possible but were usually very careful about flipping the rubber shut when done charging to try to avoid this type of problem.2nd thing. Magnet on the long end allowing it to stand up or hang upside donwn on end needs to be stronger. or have a slightly larger contact surface area for a better grip.All in all these a really rugged and versatile lights. Just wish for the $50-$65 weve paid for these we had hoped they lasted longer. Now looking into replacing and soldering in new charging port inside the light. Will provide pics and feedback if it works!!

The Schumacher SL136R LED Cordless Rechargeable Work Light is perfect for any job that needs reliable, bright lighting. 💥 With ultra-bright LEDs, it provides an even spread of light, making it ideal for working in dark or low-light conditions. The 360-degree swivel feature lets you adjust the light to any angle, offering flexibility and convenience. 🌀🔧 Rechargeable and portable, it’s great for on-the-go use, whether in your garage, workshop, or outdoors. A fantastic tool to ensure your work is always well-lit and efficient! 🌟✨

Full-time mechanic these lights are very durable had first one for several years then it wouldn't charge anymore bought another one.

Awesome light, well built with strong magnets. Hoped for it to be a little bit larger but I got over that in about 72 hours.

Works well, very bright, strong magnets.Wish it came with the 120 volt receptacle plug as well as USB.

There really isn’t a single place you’d need a light that this thing wouldn’t either swivel or hang into perfectly. I’ve Been using my boss’ light for the last few weeks and had to get one myself, there just isn’t anything better than a 360 degree swivel ESPECIALLY in an automotive application where you’re not gonna always have a great place to magnetize it. Even when this isn’t in the greatest spot the swivel makes it work, hands down the best flash light I’ve ever used. Oh and it’s rechargeable which beats the heck out of replacing batteries.

Great love it !

I have been trying for years to get another flashlight like we have. When I found this one I was overjoyed because the shape and size are the same as the old Husky (which still works after YEARS).But it is not the same. The other one has 31 little bulbs. This one has only 10, and each one is BLINDING! Believe me, do not turn this on with it facing your face! PLUS the switch is not on the back like the Husky, but on the front and difficult to push. So you get blinded looking for and trying to push the button. The button on the back of the Husky is easy to push because you push with your thumb. If you face this away from yourself to turn it on to avoid blindness, you have to push the button with your index finger. The button is so hard to push I almost have to hold the flashlight with two hands to push the button because my index finger is not strong enough to push the button easily. There are four pushes total to use and then turn off this flashlight. End light (useless), main light on bright, main light on dummer, then off. I guess I'm too old, but I want to turn a flash light on and off. Not multiple irritating pushes.I'm also not enamored with the usb charger. It means you need two pieces to charge... A USB charger and a USB cord. My huband says I'm silly, but I now have to find yet another USB charger to put where I charge my flashlight. No, I don't want to carry it to my phone charger or my computer or... And no, the plug is not what your phone uses unless your phone is ancient. And the plug is directional, so you have to peer into a black hole and try to figure out which way to push it in.I love the shape of this flashlight (the same as the old Husky). We don't generally use it as a work light, but as a general bright handy flashlight. I like to hold flashlights this way and the brightness is great. If you do use it as a work light, this one has two hooks so you can have more flexibility in how you hang it than just one hook.I just got it so I know nothing about battery life, but it is very bright (it is certainly bright enough to put spots in front of your eyes for minutes if you have it facing you when you turn it on).