Keystone 9-LED Compact Aluminum Flashlight with Batteries |  | Brand: Keystone
Category: Home Improvement
Buy New: $4.99
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Rating:  4 reviews
Media: Tools & Hardware
ASIN: B00372690S
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 BRIGHT, BRIGHT LIGHT ! February 27, 2010
JJH-V (Washington State)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This is a very impressive little flashlight. Really lights up the space! I gave it only four stars because it did not come with a strap as pictured, and because, though it is called "chrome," it is really a sort of brushed aluminum. I don't care about the finish, but I did want the strap. The batteries go in easily, the compartment screws shut securely, and the whole package is very lightweight but sturdy. I got three: one to carry in my purse, another to keep next to my bed, and the third to go in the glovebox of the car. Very nice!
Too expensive February 26, 2010
Joe C. (Dallas, TX)
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
got 10 of these for $10 on ebay. good little lights but dont overpay.
Great Light! February 24, 2010
S. A. Mason (I am in this world, that is what matters)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I've had this light for a while after winning it at a party. It's awesome, just great. I usually keep it in my purse. It's illuminated dark stairwells, walks at night, and helped change flat tires at night. Great light for every day use... and the LEDs are BRIGHT. A great choice for anyone looking for a portable light.
Lightweight and BRIGHT flashlight February 15, 2010
SJ Alexander (Seattle, WA)
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
I was looking for a little flashlight to keep in my bag for those times when you need a little extra light, like getting into the garage at night, or looking around in the trunk of my car. This one fits the bill! The light produced is crazy bright and I don't even notice I've added something new to my purse. I also like the housing that holds the batteries--it is easier to manage than the old school flashlights where you slide the batteries in and hope they don't come loose at some point.
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