Versatile PowerSmith 300 Neck, Head and Flash Lights

Quality illumination with versatility. The necklights have a practical range of movement and they are more comfortable to position and use out than some lights. The three light levels on each head can be complimentary in a variety of gloomy situations. Likewise the powerful magnet on each offers even more adaptability. The head light option never quite sat right with me and the front heavy configuration did not boost confidence fearing it may slip off. Maybe that's because I don't have hair to grip or interference from my glasses. Having said that, this very well made piece of kit is now a go to option in my toolkit. I love the dual connection USB-C charging cable. Find on the Home Depot website by searching for this unique reference number, 324417792.

[@AhmadAli-du2fq]

Thank you for creating this video. Picking one of these up very soon.

[@PicRic]

Thanks for your feedback, Ahmad. I'm pleased to help.

[@HiFiInsider]

I wonder why this is no longer available. Perhaps Snap-On sued them?

[@PicRic]

Or they are so popular they sell out instantly ;-)) I don't know. Mine is in use several times a week most weeks and there are a gazillion options to choose from that look very similar. Is it a Snap-On design, or is it Blue.Point? Most of that is third party anyway.

[@HiFiInsider]

@@PicRic it’s under snap-on brand but made in China. oddly the Powersmith is out of stock everywhere and no other alternatives.

[@PicRic]

​@@HiFiInsider I just watched the Snap-On ad' for the light. Good to see them lightening up with the ads now. I remember the 12V bulb in a cage that clipped to the car battery for state of the art illumination in the '80s!