Cat CT5002PK Super Bright Portable Compact LED Work Site Lighting (Pack of 2)

I LOVE THESE LIGHTS. its a 2 pack and i ended up giving one to my dad for his birthday. He’s impossible to buy for because he already has everything he needs and he makes enough money that, if he does want something, he just goes out and buys it. so this was a great find. I tried to give him both but he said he didnt need 2; he was planning on using it on his truck when he’s working at night since the magnets can stick it to the underside of the hood. That way he doesn’t need to wear an uncomfortable/annoying headlamp or find a lunky to hold a flashlight for him! He thought it was the neatest thing, absolutely loved it and was impressed with how bright it was.I used the 2nd light myself ALL the time. It’s INSANELY bright, especially for its size. I had to go help tow a friend out of the ditch by the highway at midnight and we stuck this light on my trucks tailgate just to give light to the whole situation, so we could see where to hook tow straps, which tires were spinning in the mud, if there was any obvious damage, and where we were walking. It was like our own little zone of daytime. I also used it around the house constantly and was keeping it in my truck for other emergencies. It was the most frequently used tool i had.UNTIL I LOST IT. I am so upset with myself. I finally gave up on finding it and went to buy another set - and the price went up ~25% from when i bought them at $28! I’m a major penny pincher and, even though the lights are amazing and really ARE worth every penny of $35+, I’ve been putting off buying more for that reason. 😂 I’m sure I’ll give in soon, these lights are the absolute best.

I was skeptical but for the price it was worth the try. The output of these lights is really good. They are flood lights not spot lights so don't expect them to be flashlights.Pros : good light out putGood battery lifeSolid click and a cover for the switch so fairly water resistantThe magnetics are strong enough to hold the light if the metal is not to covered or rusted. Not really good oncurved or uneven metal surface.Cons: does not look real sturdy. The led and battery compartments are protected but the entire light is made of plastic. Iwouldnt exspect these to survive a drop onto hard surface from a height of 3 or more feet. I dont plane on droppingthem so thats just an opinon based on historical evidence from other items made the same wayHandle is not easy to use for people with big hands easier for me just to hold the light. Wifr has no problem and shelikes using the handle.Overall, a good choice for cheap lights. Better than lights costing 5 or 6 times the cost. Unless problems occur, i plan on getting more of them for friends and family

Bright and handy to use.

Love these mighty lights. Has a red, easy to see, on/off button on back. Emits a strong light too.My issue is that, one of them, the magnetic back has begun to weaken after only 6 months. So if placed on side of refrigerator, it’ll slowly slide down. Love the magnetic backs though. Just wish they both stayed strong.

This is the second set that I have purchased. My original set has been indestructible. They have powerful magnets. I have even forgotten them when clearing camp and found them still attached to the side of my vehicle after driving in rough terrain and at highway speeds. Very impressive! Excellent product!

good light

Magnet sticks to my auto lift post so lights are always handy when working under a car. The only thing that would be better would be if the light had a diffuser over the LEDs to spread out the light and reduce spot-brightness that temporarily burns into eyes if looked at directly. These are VERY bright: do NOT look at them directly. Otherwise work very well indeed.

I still had two weeks left in my soccer season when Daylight Savings Time came to an end. So I bought two 2-packs of these lights and set them up on step-stools and step-ladders pointing slightly down toward the ground. The handle/stand on the light has several positions that it can click into, so I put a short 2x4 behind the light, and put the handle/stand in a position where the 2x4 could hold the light in position and point it downward. I put the lights in a square, probably 40 feet by 40 feet. It wasn't like a night game at Yankee Stadium, but we could see everything we needed to see to have a solid team practice. I didn't want kids out there unless the ball was very, very visible, because I don't want kids getting hit in the face. And we had plenty of visibility to make the practices work. I know this isn't what most people use these lights for, but if you're just looking to light up a small work area, then I know these lights would be great for that too. They were plenty bright, and feel like they're made well.