Makita DML801 18V LXT Lithium-Ion Cordless 12 L.E.D. Flashlight, Flashlight Only, Black

Excellent

Works great ! good price too .

Worked well for three months and then died. Dead.Usually Makita is a good product, but this one was a dud. Defective ? Wish I could get my money back.

Perfect little light great for drywall finishing

This light is functional. You can turn the light to adjust. It’s bright. Depending on the battery volts it lasts a long time. Great purchase

Really like this light! Use it nearly every day as a AMT working on aircraft!

Working on my car.

Useful to light hard to reach dark places (adjustable neck) with bright and battery sparing LED lights. Also useful during hurricane power outages to light up a room. It fits all Makita 18V LXT® Lithium-Ion Batteries. You can also get a battery attachment to charge USB devices. With Makitas quick charger, a battery can be recharged in 30-60 minutes (depending on battery size).

I have a few other work lights, but there are features about this one that I especially like. The tool manufacturers are all creating full lines of battery operated tools. Because the batteries often cost as much as the tool, it pretty much forces one to choose one company and stick with it, so that the batteries can be used interchangeably between tools. Ive settled on Makita, as Ive found their tools to be consistently well made and comfortable in the hand. Apart from that, what I like about this light is that: 1. Its bright. It has two settings, and the high is easy to work with. Ive used it in attics and crawl spaces and was able to see my work clearly. 2. The head is hinged in two places, so can be directed to wherever I need it. 3. Can balance on the battery, but there is also a hook built into the head, enabling it to be suspended easily. It also comes with a strap and hook, further expanding its versatility.. 4. Long battery life. Will remain bright for hours--how long, I havent found out yet. The one feature I found annoying is that the on/off button is hard to see. Its incorporated into the back (palm) side of the grip, is the same black rubber, and is flush, so it can be hard to locate. I just painted it green. Problem solved.

Every tile man should have one