While it’s explicitly marketed as a way to light your grill well enough to not burn the burgers, a compact, rechargeable light with a strong magnetic base has plenty of other applications. From under the hood lighting up an engine to on a tool belt, this light is ready to be deployed at a moment’s notice. Right now, the well-reviewed work light in question is on sale at Walmart with a single-digit price tag.
The Daybetter Magnetic Rechargeable Work Light is on sale for $9, 55% off the $20 it’ll normally cost you. That price is good on a single light, but you can get a 2-pack for even cheaper, a little over $7 per light.
55% OffThis light weighs just under 5 ounces and is just about 6 inches long. The 7,000K LED is powered by a battery that recharges via an included USB-C cable, and it can be set to five different lighting modes: a pointable flashlight out of the tip of the light and then, on the part that folds out, low and high white light and steady and flashing red light. The folding design allows for precise angling of the light where you need it, and the base has both a strong magnet and a hidden, durable hook, so you can stick or hang it wherever you like. The housing is made of rubber, the lamp head aluminum, and the body strong ABS plastic, so it can survive heavy use.
One shopper wrote that this “compact, bright, rechargeable, and handy” unit puts out “plenty of light” and has a battery that lasts a long time. It is “high quality,” a “small and sleek light that folds in half to store.”
Other customers called this light “super bright for the size.” Plus, “the magnet has a good, strong hold” and it is “fast charging with a long battery life.”
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More than one reviewer mentioned that they owned more than one Daybetter Magnetic Rechargeable Work Light, as good an endorsement as any of this light’s quality and utility. For just $9 a pop, it’s also hard to argue that this isn’t a great value, the kind of inexpensively priced product you can snap up almost on a whim and end up enjoying for years to come.
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Cameron LeBlanc
Commerce Writer, Autoblog