Milwaukee MLW49-24-0185 V28 Lithium-Ion Work Light

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There is not much to say about this light that hasn't already been said. If you already have the batteries, buying it is a good idea. It is a battery operated light and it works well. If you point it at a white ceiling it will light up a fair sized room.

Just set it down, point the beam, and voila. or so. Wow, I have owned this light for 2 years now, and it is the best light I have ever had. It always finishes charging before I expect it to.This year, I just bought the Hammer Drill to go with it, and it too is the most awesome drill I have ever had.Quality tools from Milwaukee. It is so nice to have a light to work with, that actually does what you want it to. It's like having an extra person there, to hold the light for you.The lithium-ion battery lasts for hours, or weeks if used occasionally, and recharge time is only some 20 min. I can't say enough about this work light.

Quality construction, easy to use, point/aim the beam, very adjustable, very stable too.as it sits on the large battery as its' base. It puts out loads of light for any job, and affords a wide beam too, lighting up a large area. Worth the investment. I use it all around the house, for most any job, including hooking up all the cables on the home stereo/TV setup.

If you have the v28 battery, this is an inexpensive addition that results in the best flashlight I have seen. Very bright and easy to use.

The only drawbacks are the size and awkward shape but those are minor. This flashlight is a great addition to my toolbox. At the campground I can set it down and it stands up and stays adjusted to where I set it. If you have V28 tools, add the work light. The same under the car, the RV, in a closet or in the basement or attic.I always keep two batteries charged so I have one for the tool (drill or sawzall) and one to light up the project.

If You buy any of the V28 cordless products from Milwaukee thanyou might as well spend a few bucks more for the flashlight seeing howyou will already have the v28 batteries, so how can you go wrong.The light has great ajustabilty and the battery life is great. Enough said.