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I used this while I was doing some work in the foot well of my car. I had it on constantly for several hours and it gave great light. When I was done I turned it off and did a battery check and the battery still showed 4 bars!! I think this thing could run all day on a single charge. That's a big win!
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With that said, Makita makes a better stick light. I got the Milwaukee because I can interchange batteries with my other tools, but I work with a guy who uses Makita and I like his light better (but that might be the only one Makita has an edge on.)
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I'm and auto mechanic and bought this to replace the trouble light and it does the job well and is sturdy. I'm not crazy about the dual settings cause you have to press the button twice to turn off but it is plenty bright and runs on a full charge battery for a long long time.
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This is bar none the handiest work light I've ever owned, no clumsy cord for the creeper to get caught up on and a 5.0 battery lasts a full day on the high setting.
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Works great, 2 hooks to hang it in multiple positions but no magnet
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