Super-Bright 28-LED Aluminum Flashlight By Neiko

Flashlights have gone from the old incandescent bulbs to the modern innovation of the LED light, known to last longer. This makes LED flashlights much more preferred among today’ s generation, both for camping and other outdoor activities and for emergency supply at home. The pocket-sized Neiko Super-Bright 28-LED Aluminum Flashlight is perfectly handy, being only 4 inches long, making it the best choice for emergency needs.

The Neiko flashlight can fit into a lady’s purse, but still provide bright compact lighting. It is shock-resistant and water-resistant and runs on 3 AAA batteries, and can last as long as 100,000 hours. This means you will never be stuck in the dark as long as you have this Neiko around.

Product Specifications and Features:

• It is a very bright pocket-sized LED flashlight;
• The compact aluminum flashlight is shock resistant and water resistant and comes with a machined grip;
• The 28 LED lights can last for up to 100,000 hours;
• It runs on 3 AAA batteries;
• It comes with batteries and a poly-canvas belt holster;
• Its dimensions are 8.5 x 5 x 2 inches and weighs 1 pound

Super-Bright 28-LED Aluminum Flashlight By Neiko Review:

The customers who reviewed the product rated it 3.5 stars. The main feature that was commended was the value for the cheap price, and how the flashlight produced a brighter light than larger and heavier flashlights. Users found it perfect as an emergency light for hikes and one of them mentioned it was good for computer repairs. It also reportedly gave a very uniform beam with no rings. Customers found it very sturdy without looking cheap. The flashlight reportedly produced a flood-effect light. One user shared how he bought it on a buy-4-get-1 sale and he left one flashlight in every place that he would usually need a flashlight.

One user had the poor experience of having the flashlight dim continuously from the second use onwards. Another negative review was that the product sometimes worked well but sometimes did not because of connection problems in the electronics, making it highly unreliable for emergency situations. Of course, one user pointed out that it was easily fixed. He explained that dimming would happen if the current did not flow properly from the battery to the bulb, usually because the copper tab on the flashlight butt end did not make firm contact with the battery. He suggested users who have this problem to bend the tab outward, or to pull it back into position. The spring side reportedly would rarely fail, so this ought to do the trick.

All in all, the customers highly recommend this product as extra lighting for emergency and other little needs. Despite the comments of some users about the problem of reliability, just be sure to apply the suggestions about making sure the current flows correctly through from the batteries to the bulb. Once you have this in place, you will most likely not encounter any serious problems with this flashlight, and it comes at a very affordable price, too.