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It’s a simple fact of life that you can never have too many flashlights. They come in handy for everything from power outages to spotting items deep on a pantry shelf to finding a good campsite in low ...

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If you’re looking for a flashlight that does more than just light your way, this OLIGHT 3-in-1 Flashlight deal on Amazon will bring a bright smile to your face. The OLIGHT Arkfeld Pro 3-in-1 Flat ...

Amazon has a huge deal on the ultra-powerful ThruNite Archer 2A V3x LED Flashlight that’ll light up your outdoor adventures at a discount. The ThruNite Archer 2A V3x LED Flashlight is on sale for $30, ...

Planning your next road trip? Just want peace of mind when driving around town? The mophie Powerstation Go Flashlight can shine a light for roadside assistance. Oh, and it can also jumpstart your car!

Summer is almost here, and you don’t know where your adventures might take you. But you should have the peace of mind that you won’t get stuck in the dark. That’s what this 8-in-1 MaxLight Mini Super ...

The IkeeRuic Rechargeable Flashlight is on sale for $20 at Amazon, 39% off its $33 list price. That’s a very good price for a flashlight of this caliber, one that’s powerful, flexible, and reliable ...

John Puterbaugh is a senior editorial director at CNET, where he leads coverage of personal finance, solar energy adoption, home internet and technology, and electric vehicles. John has more than 15 ...

The “flashlight” on your phone probably puts out about 50-100 lumens. That’s fine for finding your way to the bathroom at night, or scoping out your dog’s poop on a late walk, but it’s not very useful ...