DEWALT20V MAX LED Work Light, Rechargeable Flashlight, Pivoting Head, Bare Tool Only (DCL050)

I just received mine yesterday and put it into service addressing an on-demand water heater issue. I used it for a 1/2 hour or so in the afternoon to shine light into my Noritz. Later in the evening I decided to put the front cover back on it so I used the light again, hanging from an overheat water pipe: hook feature is great. However, I forgot to turn it OFF and noticed it still ON this morning, a full 12 hours later. It spent the night on the LOW setting (300 lumens).I find the LOW setting was plenty of light for what I was doing, a nice floodlight beam, and being close to the work. I had my 5Ahr battery attached to it.With the 5Ahr connected, I tested its balance on the floor at all the angles the head allows: no problem on a level floor. This may get a bit wobbly and unstable if powered by a smaller battery at full angle. FYI.Expensive for a small work light, but I went down the DeWalt road and now have a bunch of batteries and chargers so this purchase made good sense and I'm very happy with it.

Great little work light. Very bright, different brightness options are nice, and it uses very little battery power, yielding a long life

I use these for all kinds of work. The level of brightness is great, and the adjustable angle really helps. There is also a hook on top that allows you to hang this from rafters and hooks. One push you get full brightness, second push and half brightness. Third push to turn it off.I still have the fluorescent version from the 14.4v line. That still works, but the LED version is much better.I now have two of these. The new one seems just as sturdy as the one I've been using for several years. A 5Ah battery lasts all day. The 2Ah battery lasts hours, but not all day. The heavier batteries help keep this light more stable when it's sitting on a counter or the floor.If you, like me, have DeWalt batteries, this is a great work light.

Excellent work light. Has high, low and off. Much better than trying to use a flashlight for working on things like a car. Good source of lighting during power outages come hurricane season. Built rugged not cheap.

Very solid construction, with good features. I like that it can set up and stand anywhere, at any angle. Can even hang it. The bright setting is very bright!

So I originally bought this for use when camping out of my 4Runner I am converting into a camper. However, the first usage has been me working on the darn overly-ginger ECU's on Toyota 4Runners.The light perfectly hands by a useful hook off my hood's latch and provides a ton of light in my dimly lit garage.I went with this as I have quite a few DeWalt batteries now and figured this would be a great way not to drain my AGM and Li-Ion batteries on my 4Runner that I will use for other gadgets/lighting, etc.Battery power seems strong even on the small 1.5 aH slim 20v batteries I use often on my small driver for quick jobs. I did not power it all the way down but it stayed at the highest (3rd) power light on the battery using the worklight at full for at least 25 minutes or more.Considering how bright the highest setting is on that worklight- I am so far impressed.It could use a better way to go thru the light settings and some more options would be good like a red light (good for not killing your nightvision in the evening). Perhaps a blinking option on the hi setting for an "SOS" but that's something I hope never need to use and not typical of a worklight anyways.It would also be nice if the light rotated in other fashions other than just up and down. That would help a lot for when you cannot get the light to hang in the exact direct you want.It seems rather sturdy and even with the slim batteries has been staying up straight no matter the angle thus far. It seems like it should fail but it hasn't for me.The output and build quality were key points for me on this purchase and becuase of that I am quite satisfied so far with this light. Don't flash it in someone's eyes on that hi setting. It is darn bright.Lastly- it is not a spotlight so don't buy it for that though you probably could get by with it. It is not set up to "throw" a beam of light a far distance. It's more in the ranged of perhaps 14'? Haven't measured it out. Defintely will work as a lantern just needs to be for a small party of 1 or 2 folks so you aren't blinding everyone.

If you have Dewalt 20v tools then this is just something you should have. I have bought it for the tool box and several just to have for emergencies around the house. I still have the18v version, but the difference is so dramatic that I never use it and only keep it in the bag with an 18v drill that I am still using. It is worth moving to the 20v version for the money. The Dewalt flashlight version is great also, but this is better for putting more light in a larger area.

Got this for a gift. He loved it. Very bright light, has a versatile hanger on the top so it can be used hands free.