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6-Pack 6-LED Aluminum Flashlights - Any good?
I just bought this 6 pack of Husky LED flashlights at HD. There's 6
LED's per flashlight, and each one uses 3 AAA batteries, which were included. 6 flashlights and 18 batteries for $9.97. How could I pass it up? I've never used an LED flashlight before and I am amazed at how bright these things are. My question: Am I going to remain happy or is there something I don't know - something like I'm going to get about 10 minutes of battery life so I'm gonna need to carry all 6 flashlights with me. Are these things any good? http://www.homedepot.com/webapp/wcs/...ctId=100652625 |
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