How long will the battery last between charges? This seems like a good replacement for my current light which uses 123 batteries and about as powerful.
Nice overview. Is there a way to know when the battery is low before having to plug it in? It seems the only way to see a light indicator is if you plug it in first? This seems a bit undesirable if the only way to know is when it shuts off while in use. Thanks.
The issue with the smaller 2ah batteries is that there's no charge indicator like on the 18v/40v. The light should Flash a couple of times before it fully dies like other ryobi lights that I have. But I haven't taken this one to empty yet.
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Great review brother
Appreciate it!
Excellent review, where can I buy this flashlight? Thanks and Cheers.
Appreciate the kind words! The flash light should be available at the Home Depot within a couple of weeks.
How long will the battery last between charges? This seems like a good replacement for my current light which uses 123 batteries and about as powerful.
About 18hrs of use on low.
Nice overview. Is there a way to know when the battery is low before having to plug it in? It seems the only way to see a light indicator is if you plug it in first? This seems a bit undesirable if the only way to know is when it shuts off while in use. Thanks.
The issue with the smaller 2ah batteries is that there's no charge indicator like on the 18v/40v.
The light should Flash a couple of times before it fully dies like other ryobi lights that I have. But I haven't taken this one to empty yet.
I don't think so
I can’t find the ratchets anywhere, are they not out yet? I don’t like the old one with the bigger batteries. This looks more compact
The ratchets?
A little bit disappointing there is no zoom focus. Sometimes you want a wide light or a narrow brighter beam of light ... but no option on this.
Yea, that surprised me too. I constantly try to do it too as there's a piece at the end that feels like it would move to allow it.
Does it feel robust? Could it get splashed a bit?
Yea, feels solid and we'll made. I wouldn't be concerned dropping it or getting it splashed
Why does no one send the damn power block anymore?!?
Guess they figure we all have a huge collection from other devices