Eveready LED Flashlight (8-Pack) Bright Reliable Flashlights for General Purpose, Great for Camping, Car, Emergency Storm Power Outage Handheld Flashlight (Batteries Included)

This is the perfect gift for any woman. I have given 4 as gifts and every person that received them loved the idea of having their own tool kit. Only problem I had was that it was not left in a secure area.

They're not tactical. They don't have a dozen settings. They turn on, they turn off. They feel a little cheap but they're nice and bright and thoughtfully designed with two little nubs to keep them from rolling around when laying down.They're perfect.

The photo is somewhat deceptive. I mistakenly thought that two of the flashlights would be larger than the others. Instead, all of the flashlights are the same small size.The "switch" to turn the flashlights on and off is a soft, rubbery material. It does not slide easily into position with a "click" to indicate that it is "on" or "off."Living in an area along the Gulf Coast of the USA, I keep, in my hurricane kit, several battery-operated sources of light for my home and also light-sticks that illuminate when broken.I bought these flashlights so that I could have a flashlight nearby in every room in the event of a hurricane. I rode-out a Cat 1 storm here last spring. We did not lose power, but I learned in the darkness of Hurricane Ike, which made landfall sometime close to midnight, that it is good to have flashlights and other sources of power within easy reach once the lights go out.These are not truly what I would label as "emergency gear" or camping gear but are handy, nevertheless, to place throughout the home, motel room, office, or similar location.

Now I have flashlights and I use them in every room. It is bright and the design and colors are good. Quality is also good.

Great value, especially as 4-pack. Batteries included. Positive operating switch. Appears water-resistant. Will stash around house where likely needed.

The first problem, there is an insulator where the battery will contact the led light. Remove the yellow disc on the contact on the led light. The video does show the removal of the insulators, but this information needs to be in the box. This is very common on most devices shipped with batteries installed. This is necessary so the batteries will not discharge. The box or information card in the box never mentioned this needed to be removed. I tried all of the flashlights and none of them worked. I opened them, saw the insulator, removed it and 2 out of 4 worked.Rather than just returning them, I did a little troubleshooting. I noticed after turning one off-on, off-on a dozen times the light now worked. The switch contacts were a little dirty or corroded. Operating the switch fixed this problem.If they worked out of the box, I would have given a 5 star rating. I got a $2 discount so they only cost me a little over $2 each. I got the little flashlight for the price of batteries which are Eveready.

Great quality last long

Cheap as hell. But they work. I left one on overnight and it still had a month of battery life. They were well worth $2.00 just for the batteries that come with them. I have dropped them all over the place and they have yet to break.