Evelots Hand Crank Solar Powered Flashlights ( 4 Pack ) Rechargeable Emergency Survival Flashlight for Camping , Car - Easy 3 LED Bright Light for Hiking , Outdoor Sports , Home Power Outage

I love these flashlights! I gave the one I had to my son and missed it! So tired of little flashlights that need batteries all the time, and you have to smack it to get it to work. These work great! Hold the charge for quite a while, and just rev it up a little for more. Bright light, too. I may have to get more, getting rid of those others! Lol.

Not heavy duty, but works well and inexpensive enough to buy several.

I got 4 in a pack. They've come in handy and I don't have to worry about the battery dieing on me. They aren't super bright, but are bright enough to be useful.

I just abought these and my goal was to drain the battery completely so that I can see how much light I will get per how many pumps and eventually to test how long it will last. So far its been almost 2 days of me trying to fully drain the light out of one of them and its still on. I think its been more than 18 hours and its still not fully drained. So im impressed. They really do hold charge for a long long time.

Not overly bright, but always ready. Nice to keep in car or basement.

Out of the box, these flashlights give bright light, that lasts for at least 24 hours of useful (although dimmer) light. The puzzling thing is that apparently they have NON-RECHARGEABLE batteries in them - so the purpose of the squeeze-generator is unknown. When the switch is turned OFF, squeezing the generator causes the LEDs to light momentarily (during the stroke of the generator), but it apparently does nothing else. This might be useful for flashing an attention-getting signal or something, but not much else. In any case, it appears these are just battery-powered lights, with a hand generator tacked on for no real purpose. Too bad because the hand generator is the most ergonomic generator design that I've found (much easier to use than the hand cranks and "shake lights"), so if it was coupled with rechargeable batteries or a capacitor, making a truly hand-powered light, then they'd be great. As is, it looks like these lights last only as long as their batteries. Ugh!

These small but powerful flashlights are well worth the small price. They charge easily by squeezing the hand grip, which I find easier than cranking. I bought more to give to an outreach program.

Gave these as stocking stuffers and kept a few for around the house. Are very handy -- love not having to buy batteries.

Practical and I like that it cames in a ser of 5. Put 1 in the car, another in my backpack, another 2 in our closets and the last I gave it to my toddler to play and lear how tonuse it if he finds any need. Love it!

Well made item

A good little light to tuck into a purse or car, backpack, kids stuff

They broke easily, very flimsy, price okay for what you got. I have seen stronger at dollar tree.