Customer Reviews

Energizer-Eveready 03882 - 3 LED Flashlight (Batteries Included) (EVLL25S)

5 star:		(3)
4 star:		(1)
3 star:		(0)
2 star:		(0)
1 star:		(0)

 

 

This LED flashlight is bright, and very long lasting as the LED's use little power from the batteries. FIVE STARS OVERALL * * * * *

I use this flashlight around the house and on walks at night. It is very bright and lightweight. The strap is handy. I would definitely buy again.

Great Flashlight overall. Outside is 100% plastic. The strap isn't adjustable and is really big. If you tie it or do something to make the strap shorter, it would make the strap a lot more useful.
There is no adjusting or anything, just one light, bright long lasting.

I bought it in store nearby for $15 2.5 yrs ago.
The handle is 1.6" diameter and the bulb part is 2.25" diameter. The case it came with said it would last 80 hours on Energizer batteries and 40 or 60 with the batteries it came with(i forgot). These seem to be accurate.

When I went hiking with my church to climb Half Dome, on our way back it got dark so we turned on our flashlights. From what I recall, they all had similarly priced flashlights and mine was the brightest.

This flashlight itself is light in weight. I don't own other flashlights, but it probably could be lighter if it wasn't using the D batteries.

The reason I gave it a 4 is because I dropped it from about 4 ft onto some tile floor at my house and a metal piece, connecting the battery to the bulb, got extremely loose to the point where you can say it doesn't work. I'm no electrician, but it was a easy fix (I'm not sure if it's completely safe and harmless to the flashlight). I just enlarged the metal piece with metal aluminum foil so it would always be touching the bulb. The switch wouldn't work any longer, but I just needed to reverse the batteries to turn it off.

This flashlight is brighter and use far less battery power than normal non-LED flashlights. The light is pure white and very uniform. Recently, I had to use this flashlight for 5 nights (around 6 hours each night) and the batteries lasted the whole five nights (the last night the light was becoming dimmer but it was still good). A normal non-LED flashlight would have sucked the energy of the batteries by the second night. I am impressed.