NextLEDNT-6615K CRI 95 Auto Detailing Light, Rechargeable Pocket Flashlight, 430 Lumen, 6000K, Magnetic, Spot/Flood/365nm UV Light 3 in 1, for Paint Correction, Swirl Finder, Pro Paint Matching Tool

It’s not much bigger than a pen, but it packs a punch. I am super impressed at how bright the LEDs are for this size!I am currently remodeling an office so I got this because I am spending a lot of time under desks running cables and other such tasks, this instantly helped me so much. The floodlight leaves nothing to the imagination, I see better under the desk than above it with the room lighting.It has good strong magnets at one end of the cylinder and on the clip so you can attach it in the position you need. And it also has said (very solid) clip, so you can attach it to clothing or other non-magnetic surfaces.Switching modes is a little annoying because the button is a little tough and squishy, but on the other hand I love that it doesn’t require you to cycle through them to turn it off like many other small lights do. You cycle to get to the correct mode, but once you are there the next click turns it off.The UV light is really weak, so only useful for spot checks in darkness. But that’s ok, it’s a bonus feature.Speaking of bonus features, you also get a 10cm/100mm ruler and a 4 inch ruler (which is split into tenths of an inch, which is weird but I use the mm ruler anyway because metric is just plain better).I called it a cylinder earlier, it is actually more of a flattened hexagon (or triangle with flattened corners if you prefer). This is important because that means it balances easily on a flat surface without rolling, and this is also how you can easily use the rulers - which are designed to be read from above with this lying on its side, absolutely perfect.This is a super useful tool to have in my toolbox - you won’t regret adding it to yours.

Found this while searching for a light I could afford after seeing how much the Legit Stree Car Inspections Light cost plus additional shipping. I believe this is where the Legit Street Car Light is made, half the cost and the same great light with prime shipping. Great Light, almost too bright but for car detailing its a must. Love the Rulers both in and metric, the two magnets are slightly week but do OK. I love to support my favorite YouTubeers but we all cant afford the higher cost if its just unreasonalbe. I never would have looked eleswhere is the LSC light was less expensive. I am still thinking about buying some towels from LSC when they have a sale. Thanks Alex Love you stuff.

This pen-style rechargeable flashlight is absolutely perfect for my detailing and small repair work. It’s lightweight at just over 2 ounces but still feels tough thanks to the aluminum housing. It fits easily into a pocket without feeling bulky, and the sturdy clip plus two strong magnets (one on the side, one on the bottom) make hands-free use incredibly easy when I’m working in tight spaces.The light output is fantastic. With a 95+ CRI and a 6000K color temperature, it provides true-to-life lighting — making it easy to spot paint imperfections, swirl marks, and surface flaws. It has three modes: a 280-lumen spot, a 430-lumen flood, and a UV mode (365nm) for curing, leak detection, or stain inspections. The UV light works fine, but it is on the weaker side—you need to get fairly close for it to be effective. It’s perfect for my needs, though those needing a stronger UV output might want something a bit more powerful.It’s also extremely handy for electronics and computer repairs. I can just stick it right to a PC case or workbench with the magnets, and it brightly lights everything up without glare, making soldering and fine work so much easier.Charging is quick (about 2 hours), and it includes a USB-C cable for convenience. Battery life has been excellent, lasting for long work sessions without dimming. Another cool little touch: it even has a small ruler printed along the side for quick, rough measurements — something I didn’t realize I’d appreciate until I had it.The quality feels very high overall. With the aluminum housing, excellent brightness, smart design, and compact size, this thing punches way above its weight class. For about $40, it’s a fantastic value for detailers, mechanics, DIYers, or anyone needing a reliable, versatile inspection light.Highly recommended! 🔦💻🚗

This was almost a 1 star for me. The entire reason I orded it was because it had a UV light that I assumed would be far greater than a free UV pen light. This unit is expensive. However that is absolutely not the case. This is the weakest uv light I have ever had. Included is a photo of the beam from a free UV light pen next to this uv. Not even close to the free pen. What's up with that.However it's a decent build quality tool otherwise. So I went with 2 stars. It's just way way too expensive for what you get.Even the normal lights are weak for the price.The magnets are strong enough to hold it up but I could see it sliding over time. The body is very strong and heavy.It has metric and imperial rules but on the body of a flashlight makes it not that practical or accurate compared to a tape or ruler.Overall I think I'd rather buy a flashlight and a UV flashlight.

Make sure that neither the tip nor the light bar are pointed toward your eyes when you turn it on (like my mom accidentally did). Its bright enough to be blinding and leave spots in your vision until they clear up. You click to cycle the settings (there's modes for off, tip only, bar only, uv, and all on). It feels sturdy which is nice. The uv light is pretty weak though (thankfully not the reason I got the light). The magnets aren't the strongest, but they do the job as long as you aren't bumping into the light. Its a little pricy, but the functionality is good. (Having a ruler on it is useful for small things). Its about the size of a large pen.