Makita DML811 18V LXT® Lithium-Ion Cordless/Corded Work Light, Light Only

Yo le daría un 5 estrellas, si trajera protección frontal de la lámpara... pero no la trae.

valuable equipment that does not charge the battery; its absurd

excellent light for the field, very rugged

Only disappointment was the snap on filter didn’t spread the light more. At least as bright as a 500W halogen.

Battery live is not so great

Sturdy and bright we really like these.

Prend beaucoup de batteries mais ca vaut la peine tres bonne achat!!!

This is a heavy unit, even without the battery -- Net weight well over 10 lbs. Brightness on HIGH matches up to a cheap, imported wall-powered LED stand light. The worst part is the power cord which shimmies loose with the slightest repositioning. At an eighth of an inch out this loose junk is already not making contact. Plugging it in again requires pressing power switches again. With an LXT battery installed, it flashes to indicate transition from wall-power to battery, but thats just irritating. I’ve used this light maybe two hours and feel like slamming it against the floor. The power cord connection is so bad Im thinking of JB Welding it permanently into the unit. FOR A $130+ FLASHLIGHT youd expect something that doesnt hurt your arms carrying it or frustrate the hell out of you plugging it in. Its only good on battery. Otherwise, build quality is way subpar to normal Makita tools.

Has adjustments for brightness. Very durable. Fell off my 6 ladder a few times.

This light is pretty nice I think. Bigger than I was expecting, but I think that’s a plus with this. It’s plenty bright I think. I mostly got this for lighting up crawl spaces and maybe outdoor jobsites to help me see to pick up when I’ve got to work a bit after the sun sets to finish the job. I wish it had a meter on it so you could see how much battery life there’s left without having to open the battery compartment. And I wish this light would Have the ability to charge the battery in it when it’s plugged in. But over all it’s nice and as it is it’ll work well enough. Time will tell.