GeeRic 2-Pack Hand Crank Solar Powered LED Flashlight, Emergency Survival Flashlight with Carabiner for Outdoor Sports, Army Green+Black

A good quality torch, it's bright enough to navigate through a dark hall, but not too bright to the point of blinding. Perfect for those midnight bathroom trips

These torches are quite small but ideal for the task of having an emergency light on hand. The hand crank works smoothly and the solar panel means that leaving on a window ledge will ensure they have power when you need it. They are bright enough to use for emergency lighting needs. Built quality seems good.

i have 2 one is hooked onto my pack the other i use in my tent to save headlight battery, they are good little torches they are quite bulky but the winding mechanism is strong and hasnt broke on me yet, the built in caribeaner is nice, cant say ive tested the solar a lot, although the one hooked in my pack is usually bright after a day of hiking

Small but nice

Bought as a back up incase of emergency all seems to work, small size can put in pocket , handbag can easily be carried

One was bright and the second was dull even after leaving in the window all day. A little small but they were for the kid, so they had no complaints. Easy to use.

Good unit's, works well, left on the doorstep, NOT in the letterbox as I was told

Brilliant (get it !) torches. Always in use. Great savings in batteries.

These are awesome and a must have if you have a little kids who are constantly leaving their flashlights on all night and burning through batteries.

Para un apuro tiene buena potencia y va a manivela además de solar

Je suis très content de mon achat lampe très pratique très utile sans besoin de piles rechargeables par l'intermédiaire du soleil et de la manivelle produit que l'on peut faire suivre partout

I keep a flashlight in the trunk of both cars, near the emergency tools. But they're usually not used for months or years at a time. And by then, the flashlight's batteries are usually dead, almost dead, or leaking. SOLUTION: crank flashlights. I like these because they are hard plastic (not the soft plastic that melts and turns sticky gooey after awhile). Well, mostly hard plastic, because there's a 5/8-inch strip of soft plastic on the side (near the 3 LED bulbs) that will turn sticky while stored in the trunks of my cars, so I preemptively covered that small section with Saran Wrap. On each flashlight, I tested the crank as a charger. It works. And I tested the solar panel as a charger. And it works too. Both flashlights hold a charge pretty well. And they both produce an acceptable amount of light. I'm very happy. They're in the trunks of the cars now. I'll know in a year or two if I'm still happy.

Perfecto, Buenas, Bonitas y Baratas!!