LegitStreetCars
Ultra Penlight
Ultra Penlight
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I've used dozens of different penlights over the last few years and they all have one thing in common. They suck. They get too hot, or the battery fizzles out after only an hour of use, or you have to click the power button 7 times to get to the light setting you want before you can keep working... It's annoying.
So, over the past year or so, I've been developing a solution to my problem and I am pleased to introduce to you, the ALL NEW LegitStreetCars Ultra Penlight!
This is the brightest, longest-lasting penlight you'll ever need! With its rechargeable 3.7v lithium-ion battery and CRI95 color rendering, this penlight provides superior illumination for hours on end. Plus, its magnetic mounting points and UV light make it perfect for any situation! Plus, it doesn't get hot!
So grab yours today, and never worry about fussing with the hassles of another penlight again!
And hey, lighten up a little, would ya? (...see what I did there? Lighten up? Cause it's a penlight? Never mind...)
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The product performs just as Alex demonstrated. My wife had to show me how to turn on the UV light! Lol!
Wow! Super bright. Love it!
Super compact and useful
Great product, no real complaints other than stronger magnets would be better
Spot light is nicely bright, and shows where you need. Flood light is extremely convenient to have on the same device without moving parts, especially with magnetic sections to keep it on different surfaces. The only problems with the device are two direct advertisements: color rendering index of 95% (CRI-95), and the "soft rubber ends" of the magnet and spotlight. The spot light is maybe 6500K color temperature, and the flood light is about 5000K; definitely different enough to notice. The spot light shows color terribly, it looks awful. The flood light has sort of a mix of bluish and yellowish LEDs, almost displaying a green cast, common with low-quality 5000K lights. And the ends are ABS plastic in a light-gray color, absolutely not soft rubber. They just seem like overlooked portions of the device, and definitely poorly advertised from Legit Street Cars. But the utility of the device, the effectiveness of the lights and magnets in this form factor are definitely great.