Black and Decker VEC157BD 2 Million Power Series 1365 Lumens Spotlight

• Powerful quartz halogen bulb delivers a bright, tight beam
• 3 position electronic dimmer control
• Exclusive, built-in 120 volt AC charger for use with ordinary household extension cord for recharging
• Locking trigger switch for on/off light control
• Rugged, weather-resistant housing

great spot light - i use the spot light while on patrol and it has been extremely helpful. i think this light is a great part of gear to have while on patrol.

Cordless freedom & power - If you are looking for a portable cordless spotlight this is the light I would recommend. The light has a very powerful bright high beam that looks like a projected beam of light. I have purchased almost every light on the market and I continue to purchase this model over & over again. I use this model on the job every day and found this model the best buy and most powerful. As with all of these type of lights, they have a battery life of about 20 minutes on full power. The two LED side lights work for hours. The best feature on this model is the plug in recharger built into the back of the light. Recharging two ways, just plug it into a 120 volt electrical cord or plugged into a DC car lighter. The weight balance is good and handles well.

Bad handles - The lights are fine, although not as bright as I was led to believe. I own several other lights of equal and higher candlepower and frankly I was dissapointed in these two lights. That is not to say that they are baby AAA s. They are not. My major complaint would have to be in the construction method used. The handle is hollow and was used as the final point to solder and tuck in the wires, nothing wrong with that. But I really must object to the child like way in which a piece of plastic (that extends the length of the handle) was placed/twisted over the opening and with nothing but four little plastic tabs (one of which has already broken off) and a lot of wishful thinking. I m sorry fella s but with a little more time and some serious attention to detail, you could have fixed this and avoided the problem of exposing these wires to my children and my wife. Now I have had to put electrical tape on both handles to ensure that my kids don t get curious about the sloppily loose grip on the flashlight and the bare solder connections below. I doubt that they could get hurt on DC, but I don t want them to get used to the idea that they can handle bare wires with impunity.Thanks and God bless all there.jbw