STANLEY 2200-Lumen Rechargeable Li-ion LED Work Spotlight (SL10LEDS)

We had to purchase this light because of doing deliveries and we couldn't see the house numbers. We thought it was a bit pricey but bought it anyway. We have not regretted it! The light is bright, easy to handle and easy to charge. There is no problem seeing addressed with this light. So glad we bought it.

My wife and I take walks at night - have a NoCry 18W Rechargeable - great light, lightweight so doesn't tire your hand on walks. The STANLEY is HUGE and bulky - too heavy for taking walks. And, the spotlight has a very strong center spot but not enough diffuse light around the center, so you'd not want to use it for a "WORKLIGHT" as per the advert. Returning this and will buy a second NoCry - MUCH smaller, lighter, but a very good spotlight with broader usable light around the center spot. If you want just a SPOTLIGHT for nightime boating, frogging, critter spotting, etc. , get the STANLEY. Otherwise, the NoCry. Just me tuppence. - LongJnSilver -

This spotlight is so bright that it almost light up the entire room.It's sort of heavy but not too bad and even comes with it's own stand built right in so you can use it for like a lamp or something like on you night stand.Plus if your traveling somewhere ,happen to take it with you,then it has a red cap with it so you can signal for help if you beak down.You get alot of bang for your buck with this baby so it's definitely worth it.

This is a powerful, but lightweight, rechargeable light that thankfully uses Lithium Ion technology for longer life than the older sealed lead acid versions. But, be sure to compare prices as you will see them vary by more than $20 depending on vendor.

The brightness is pretty strong for it's size, and coverage distance is about 100 yards. I use it during patrol for a private security job, most of the time plugged in the vehicle's lighter socket. The trigger switch sometimes does not respond, but it's no big deal, hope it does not get worse. I did get the 2 Year Warranty, so I'm covered if it goes really bad on me.