Gamasonic GS-72W Mini Solar Charged Flashlight
Gamasonic GS-72W Mini Solar Charged Flashlight
- Solar Rechargeable
- 2X Super Bright LED Bulb
- Reliable use up to 100,000 Hours
- Can be used as a key ring
- Low Power Consumption
The brightest solar Charged Flashlight in the world!! Charge it in the sun for 30 minutes and have a compact, handy flashlight or a useful key ring in your pocket. 2 Super Bright LED bulb that never need to be replaced.
Specifications
Rechargeable battery: Ni-Cd
Voltage: 1.2V/80MA
Charging Capacity: 30min
Lamp type: Super Bright LED
Power Source: Mono Crystalline Solar Cell
Light Duration: 3 hours
Product Measurements:
3″ x 1 1/2″ x 1/2″
List Price: $ 9.99
Price: $ 11.45
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Great little solar LED flashlight.,
I bought one for a trip to an island with no power. I charged it in the sun for 30 minutes, as instructed, and it has been going and going!! Enough light to see where you are walking. The case looks waterproof.
One down side: You must keep pressing the button to keep it on. It would be nice to have a switch which turned on with one press, then off with another press. But, I guess that would make it cost over $10.
I’ll be buying a bunch more of these to bring as gifts to my friends on the islands!
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A great little gadget. I spend part of each year living at a rural retreat center, where I need a flashlight every night for walking around (unless the moon is full), and this is perfect.
I was sick of having to replace the batteries in other mini-flashlights (finding the right kind of batteries, spending more money on them, and accumulating dead batteries that aren’t supposed to go in the regular trash because of their toxic chemicals). This flashlight has a solar cell on one side that charges its batteries. I just put it in a sunny window for a few hours once or twice a week.
The flashlight is a little bigger than the remote for my car, and the two LED lights are nice and bright. (At first I was disappointed by the brightness, but it turned out I hadn’t given the batteries a long enough initial charge.) I’ve dropped the flashlight a couple of times, and that doesn’t seem to have bothered it.
P.S. When this flashlight died after about a year and a half, I bought a similar solar-charged keychain flashlight from another company, and I like it too.
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