Durapower Neck Light Machine, Book Light Neck Light for Reading, Flexible Around Neck Flashlight for Work Craft,Grill,Repairing,Camping and Emergency

This Durapower neck light is very well thought out and well executed. The lights are independent of the the neck strap. the neck strap is very flexible with an nice smooth matte, but not sticky silicone coating for grip. The ends have metal plates for the magnets to attach to. The lights themselves have USB C ports to charge them and comes with a double headed USB cable to charge both at the same time. The lights also have a large 8 LEDs behind a diffuser panel and the end has 3 LEDs behind a diffuser panel. A single quick press of the power button turns on the front LEDs at full power, a second press changes it to low, and a 3rd press turns if off. If you long press the power button, it turns on the side panel at full power, 2nd press switches to low power, and 3rd press turns it off. You can use the magnets on the lights to attach the ends to anything steel (or iron). The lights themselves look to be weatherproof with some rubber seals for the power button and USB charge port. They feel light, but solid and well made. Overall, one of the best and most versatile neck lights I have ever used.

Light and easy to wear around my neck. Provides useful illumination for a variety of tasks. I immediately pull out this neck light whenever I have to use a needle and thread. The two removable magnetized lights are made of plastic with raised rubberized “armoring” added to provide some extra protection.

So to start off, I only took away one star due to the fact that one side has a power button that is hard to use, you have to press just right, and pretty hard, for it to turn on/change settings. Besides that, the functionality of this neck light is simply impressive!! From the fact that BOTH sides are magnetically attached to the neck band, and are quickly and easily removable is my favorite feature!! In the advert for this, it’s hard to tell if both sides are magnetic and removable, or if it’s just one side, but I can tell you it is for sure both sides. You also have the same choices on each side, for having the front lights, or the larger side lights, plus you can change them to be inward facing, outward facing, or a mix of both! I just LOVE how customizable your lighting choices are with this neck light! I love the material that the neck band is made of, the silicone barrier is extremely smooth and soft, but the ability to wrap it around something is lacking quite a bit. That is something I would suggest that the seller upgrades when possible. It doesn't have a strong enough bend to it for it to hold tight to anything, but that's okay for me, as I got it for its hands free feature, so around my neck it shall be.Overall, I think the design of this neck light is just incredibly ingenious, and I am extremely happy to have this!! I would Def. HIGHLY Recommend getting yourself one!!! I use it both at home for when I take my dog for a walk, as well as doing other stuff out on my porch at night. But I also use it at work, when I constantly have to be on the go and ready to move at a moment's notice, so the hands-free design of this has really been amazing for me!!I hope My Review has been Helpful!! 😊👍

Only charges from a USB A to C cable, unsupported on USB C PD (smart) chargers. Each light unit is charged separately (or with the included Y-cable).The lights can be turned on while charging. There's no way to turn on both the side and front light at the same time.Each light module is a mirror of the other. You can swap them to either side of the band depending how you want the power button to face.The magnets are super strong when mating to a metal surface, but I find they don't stay in the neckband as strongly. You can accidentally bump them out.Four modes. Short press turns on front/small light bright, a second click makes it dimmer. Long press turns on side/big light in bright, a second click makes it dimmer.The neck band is pretty nice. Very soft touch rubber outer. Feels like it has 2 or more wires inside. Easy to position, but can't hold very tight bends, only about 6 or 7 cm.Each light weighs 34.6g (1.2oz). The band weighs 80g (2.8oz). For a total weight of 150g (5.3oz).== Battery life and Charging ==The small/front light on high lasted 2 hours 21 minutes. On low it lasted 4 hours 51 minutes.The large/side light on high lasted 1 hour 6 minutes. On low it lasted 3 hours 29 minutes.It took 54 minutes to charge from empty. They charged from 5V, drawing 1.3A initially, and took in 860mAh total.== Build and Internals ==The light case is solidly glued together. I don't recommend disassembly. The magnet turned out to be an unusual shape so it is well retained. The main circuit board, and large LED strip are screwed into either side. The battery floats, and the front LED board sits in some slots.The circuit inside has a 4056C lithium charger, and unknown microcontroller, plus two transistors for switching the LEDs on. The battery is a slim little LiPo cell, and it is marked 'Lijie 601260 1.48Wh 3.7V 400mAh 24B20'.

Lithium batteries and high intensity LED's have made possible all kinds of innovative designs for a wide variety of “work lights”. A number of these lights are tailored for a particular task, while others, like this DURAPOWER neck light, are very versatile and can handle a number of illumination tasks. Clearly they can be use as most other neck lights to do close work and reading, but it can also be used as a stand alone work light using the flexible neck wrap as a hanger or stand. Each small light module can be removed from the neck wrap and used to provide intense light in very tight places. The magnets on the end of each light module, that hold them to the Wrap, will also allow them to be attached to any ferromagnetic surface. I don't think this will replace a traditional work light, but would be a nice addition to anyone's toolbox for those close work or tight spaces jobs. As a side note, while I was writing this review, I started looking on my desk for the device to check a certain feature and could not find it and after a few seconds realized it was around my neck. I guess that it was so comfortable that I did not realize I was wearing it.