RYOBI PCL660B ONE+ 18V Cordless LED Flash Light (Tool Only)

Great flashlight. Brightest of several I own. Buy with two batteries and always have a working flashlight. Convenient, inexpensive option.

Not much to say other than it's a great flashlight. I love the flexible head. It's great for working under a car and directing light where you need it. It sits stable with a battery attached. No complaints. If you have some Ryobi batteries at home and want a great light, this'll do it.

Love the grab and use aspect of this light. I keep a battery on it at all times, and it sits on my workbench for easy access. I have several other flashlights and work lights, but this one is just so easy.It has a bright spotlight center, with a more diffused wide-angle field too. And the tilt head makes aiming it at my workspace easy. Uses very little juice, so even a 2 amp hour battery lasts a long time.

This is a small but simple work light with a LED bulb. It runs for hours on a 18 volt Ryobi lithium ion battery. The light head pivots up and down so you can point it at the area you’re working on.

Overall, this is a good light; bright, powerful beam, comfy grip. However, if you plan to use this light outdoors, you should know that the cooling vents for the LED unit are right on top of the swiveling head. These vents allow rain or other moisture/debris to enter into the LED head/bulb unit, which will ultimately effect the integrity over time. That said, it is a good price for the Ryobi 18+ line-up.

Awesome omg exactly what I need thanks

I've had many flashlights in my time and I can say with confidence that I'm impressed with the brightness of this flashlight and the build quality. Simple on off operation. No high or low or strobe. Puts out a very bright focused spotlight surrounded by a nice flood light which makes it the best of both worlds. Head ratchets up and down and battery provides solid base for standing. And the grip is nice and firm.Def worth $15.This makes a perfect light to keep in basement, bedside, trunk of car because it's small and easy to handle. I also have the similar DeWalt flashlight DCL040. Both perform equally as well. Funny thing is that DeWalt's is 110 Lumens and the this Ryobi is 280, yet the brightness compared side by side is dead on equal ???They have other Ryobi flashlights that are much more stronger, and have variable brightness levels to choose from, and good for specific purposes like hunting or scoping out things while camping, but they are very large and you simply don't need that much light most of the time.

I live in southeast, La so we are always dealing with hurricanes and power loss. I also use work lights and flashlights constantly for many reasons. I have what my wife calls "a flashlight addiction" In the constant search for a better light but also methods of powering them, I have come to love all Ryobi lights and lanterns. I have just about every style they make and have had no complaints about any of them. I got tired of recharging D-cell EBL batteries (which are great) and the price of D-cell disposable alkaline batteries is insane. So for that reason I started switching all my lights over Ryobi 18v One plus and couldn't be happier. I even have a small wen suitcase generator to recharge the batteries for extended periods without power for hurricanes. I have work lights, lanterns, spotlights for hunting/fishing, and flashlights. I am able to power all of them with the same one type of battery that also powers my Ryobi tools. I have converted away from regular battery lights everywhere that I could, and couldn't be happier. This particular light is plenty bright enough for regular large flashlight use. Comfortable grip with rotating head for work light use and LED for long battery life. The convenience of having all these lighting options with 1 style of battery and the cost savings of not buying D-sized disposables or the recharging and expense of D-cell rechargeable batteries has made this a no brainer.