MakitaDML815 18V LXT® Lithium-Ion Cordless L.E.D. Flashlight, Flashlight Only

Love the green and love the 4 warm white l.e.d.'s . Camping green not "job site" Makita teal. Camping warm white and not "job site" bright. Simple, on/off switch with no modes. Works perfectly. A perfect accessory for the older Makita 18V batteries. My Makita 18V re-chargeable batteries from 2008 still work perfectly with this. The prices for this fluctuate. I got mine @ $40. $60 is still a great deal.

Love my Makita tools, so this was a no-brainer. Don't have to worry about having a charged flashlight around, because my Makati batteries hold their charge, and the tools are always on the job. Like the pistol grip and adjustable head, comfortable and bright, all at a low price.

Wanted a easy going lamp for one spot light -and that is what this is. One button- one light pattern and with the angle mechanism this lamp is simple and works as needed. Comes with a useful hook too.

Bought this for my dad to use when he takes the dog out at night. At first the strength of the light was great but as time went on it wasn’t as bright as we hoped for how dark their backyard is. Battery life is pretty good but wish the brightness was better. Overall product quality is sturdy.

Bought this for my husband to replace a different one he had in his shop. He is very happy with it.

Very handy

its not the brightest and almost a more natural light but it will light up a dark area well and its very energy efficient on the batteries.

I have, of course, dropped this a couple times already and it works and looks like nothing happened. I’d say that’s the biggest thing that sets one flashlight apart from another. It works very well for lighting up a specific spot. It’s also lighter than I expected with a 4ah battery and that makes it easy to hold around the handle or around the base. The multiple angles that the light can be aimed in allows it to be put in multiple places. Even the included hook allows the light to be hung from multiple places and lighted up a specific screw when I was changing my car’s air filter. The downside of that strap is it keeps getting stuck on tables when I put the light down and pick it up later. This will see its most regular use as a reading light when I’m sitting on the couch.