Rolson61770 72 LED Inspection Lamp

absolutely brilliant and easy to use and very bright love them.

The 72-LED Camping light is pretty much what it says on the tin. Fashioned from a lightweight, injection-moulded plastic, including a fold-out hanger [shown in illustration] plus a couple of screw-head style slide-to-lock indents on the reverse, this simple yet handy LED light casts a remarkably bright and appropriately diffuse beam of clear, bright light. Because it is based on LEDs and not tungsten, there is no orange-cast dimming as batteries fade. The unit is powered by a set of 4 AA batteries [initial set provided] which seem to give a good few hours of use. The on-off switch is thumb-sized with a nice, clear, click-on/click-off action. Overall [with the caveats below] this is very handy... Sold as a camping light, I use a pair of these, fixed to screws either side of my [un-lit, un-powered] garage door. This is easily enough to aid safe parking and to access the space after dark.Pro's1. Ergonomic - compact size, useful mounting options and light weight make this a very effective light for camping and domestic use.2. Use of standard batteries and support of rechargeable batteries mean low operating costs3. Extremely bright given the size4. Very good value for moneyCon's1. The battery cover, in the base, can be a bit fiddly to get on and off, mainly because it doesn't slide smoothly and because the fixing springs that hold the batteries in place are actually pretty strong. Some dexterity required...2. The injection-moulded plastic that forms the case is somewhat fragile. Drop one of these from anything much above waist height, on to a hard surface, will likely result in breakage. Having said that, these are reasonably priced, so buy one extra and carry a spare...Overall, compact, bright in use, good with battery life, good value for money. Can't get much better than that!Con's

Bought for the family tent to illuminate the main area. This light is bright, I mean bright. It has no problem lighting up the main area in fact it needs a dimmer. Okay, so it could have more universal methods of fitting it to the interior of the tent but I suspect its not made specifically for tents. There is a large hook for hanging and some magnetic contacts on the back. The 72 LEDs are brilliant and running off 4xAA batteries means it should be cheap to run. It comes in a rubber suit so will take some knocks without damage. All in all a fantastic light at a fantastic price. Consider it for working on the car or lighting up under the stairs!!

The black-plastic casing on the camping light certainly feels a good quality, and is fairly durable - I have dropped it a number of times; both onto grass and a hard floor, but the only dammage is a few small (almost invisible) scratches on the lense which have not had any effect on the brightnes / focus etc. of the light.The light emitted from the 72 LEDs is impressive; especially in an indoor space such as a tent or vehicle - easily enough to see by for reading a book / map etc., and adequate for walking across an unlit field or campsite at night - and LEDs are very energy efficient; so you'll go a long time before needing to change the cells (mine has been subjected to six months' use during a British Winter: so the cells clearly last).The three magnets on the back of the unit easily hold the unit's weight (including upside-down); as does the hook. However, the hook is a little fiddly, and pivots; so the unit sometimes moves while hanging from something overhead (this is what stops the light from getting a 5* rating from me).And, finally, the on/off button is fairly large (without taking too much space on the unit) - making it easy to operate in the dark or when wearing gloves.Overall, a great camping light well worth buying for any camping trip, motoring holiday etc. or if you work at night or on vehicles.~ A M Lloyd

It's a really good, portable, magnetic and hook-able light. Very bright, I use it most days! Brill.- So 'FAB & BRILL'!

The torch is bright and on first sight is sturdy - however there are several caveats. The batteries supplied, fit easily in the compartment, but it's a different matter if you wish to replace these with re-chargeable batteries. The batteries supplied with the torch are just slightly undersize and therefore replacement of normal re-chargeable batteries can fit so tightly, to get them in and out you will need to completely dismantle the torch. This is then a nightmare as the screws are very small, very short and of inferior quality. Once you take these screws out, the whole torch literally completely falls apart, as nothing is glued or located permanently in place. Once you have got the new replacement batteries back in place and re-assembled everything (this is incredibly fiddly!!!) it should work, although the location screws can sometimes not re-locate, making the whole process unbelievably fiddly.It is basically a useful torch providing a very bright light, magnets and a hanger to attach to various surfaces - but the replacement of batteries could be a problem if your replacement/re-chargeable batteries are just slightly over the size of the battery compartment, which is incredibly tight for most replacement batteries (I have tried this with THREE different makes of re-chargeable batteries!).Otherwise it feels reasonably sturdy when assembled and provides a very bright light.