EvelotsHand Crank Emergency Flashlights -12 Pack- Camping, Home, Car - Double LED Bright Lights - Great for Hiking, Outdoor Sports, Power Outage Easy to Use

Return customer. Put it in your vehicle, garage or power breaker box so a year later when you need a light you don't have a dead battery flashlight. Light lasts longer after charging than expected.

The flashlights are small enough to fit in the glove compartment of the vehicle. You can hang one in your closet. You can have one in your backpack. Then bring the last one to work. They are easy to charge, and the charge stays for a while, so when the power goes out, it may still be ready to use immediately. And the LEDs are bright enough to get the job done, so at 2.50$ a unit, these are a real steal! In a true emergency, you may want to conserve your phone's battery, so I see these as an important preparation.

Pros: easy to operate, bright light/great visibility, lightweight and compact.Cons: one was defective and durability is questionable as they they are very thin plastic.Overall I am pleased with the lights output performance

I wanted a backup flashlight that did not need batteries and was small enough to fit in a pocket or purse. The crank is easy to use and the light is comparable to a small battery flashlight. I like the option of solar charging or using the hand crank.

Not heavy duty, but works well and inexpensive enough to buy several.

Out of the box, these flashlights give bright light, that lasts for at least 24 hours of useful (although dimmer) light. The puzzling thing is that apparently they have NON-RECHARGEABLE batteries in them - so the purpose of the squeeze-generator is unknown. When the switch is turned OFF, squeezing the generator causes the LEDs to light momentarily (during the stroke of the generator), but it apparently does nothing else. This might be useful for flashing an attention-getting signal or something, but not much else. In any case, it appears these are just battery-powered lights, with a hand generator tacked on for no real purpose. Too bad because the hand generator is the most ergonomic generator design that I've found (much easier to use than the hand cranks and "shake lights"), so if it was coupled with rechargeable batteries or a capacitor, making a truly hand-powered light, then they'd be great. As is, it looks like these lights last only as long as their batteries. Ugh!

Excellent for dog walking after dark. We love the convenience and not finding out too late that the batteries are weak. No batteries!! Yay!!!

Not overly bright, but always ready. Nice to keep in car or basement.

Practical and I like that it cames in a ser of 5. Put 1 in the car, another in my backpack, another 2 in our closets and the last I gave it to my toddler to play and lear how tonuse it if he finds any need. Love it!

Well made item

A good little light to tuck into a purse or car, backpack, kids stuff

They broke easily, very flimsy, price okay for what you got. I have seen stronger at dollar tree.