Shake Flashlight
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These shake flashlights contain no batteries. Many new "fake shake" flashlights claim to be rechargeable when actually they use generic lithiumbatteries. These are the real deal. The waterproof case floats in water and the light is visible up to one mile.
Amazon Sales Rank: #19856 in Sports & Outdoors Brand: ER - Emergency Ready Model: ckSHAKELIGHT
Not a Shake Light I purchased several of these lights (15 of them) to use as a teaching tool in a university undergraduate lab. I received them yesterday, upon inspection of the flashlight I found the following: The inductive coil IS NOT connected to anything, the slug which slides back and forth is not a magnet, the rectifier (diodes) which would be necessary to charge the light (and are pictured on the packaging) are not populated on the board. The lights work solely on two small batteries, when those are done, you're done. Shake all you want. this one is fake, coil is not connected, no electronics Disassembly of the unit was very disappointing. The light is driven by the two 2032 coin cells. The coin cells are not rechargeable, they are "use once". There is nothing electronic except the LED itself. The coil is not connected to anything, this is a complete deliberate fake as far as I can tell. not worth 1 penny I got two of these from my Thank you Points reward network..same lights. The one came with a screw shaking loose inside but the real problem is that these flashlights lasted one day. They no longer hold a charge and when they did...not very bright. They are not true battery freel shake lights. You can see the 3 little button cell batteries inside..and these are what I think was giving me the little bit of light at first..Absolute junk..cheap plastic feel, switch is cheap..nothing quality about it. Came with a box with typos all over it..not address of the company. Do not wasted your time or money on this junk.
