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ADX FL-MICRO Micro LED Flantern (Flashlight and Lantern) with Clip


Some people have an affinity for surf boards others for antique cars,  I like and generally can afford flashlights.   I like the brightness of the current collection of LED flashlights.   This little fellow fits in the palm of your hand but yet provides a nice bright light.   One sets it off in its own category is that it turns into a micro lantern.     Note the micro part as it truly is small but the lantern feature does give it more flexibility than the other flashlights in this size category.  The only down side is the use of the CR2 button batteries.  They are easily available online but you may have to hunt to find them locally.   Otherwise this is a good value at the $5.95 price tag at Amazon.  

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