ASR Outdoor Emergency Motion 3 LED Dynamo Squeeze Action Rechargeable Flashlight - No Batteries

You can keep this in your bedside drawer or auto trunk for a vary long time without worrying about battery corrosion. It will be ready to use no matter how long you have had it. Even a weak, older person or child will have no problem using this.

i bought them for my grandchild an she love it

Squeeze all you want and the light doesn't stay lit longer than a second.

It didn't work right out of the box made in China and poorly made it that

Smarter people than me can address the principles involved. I love that my kids can connect their actual work (squeezing) with the amount of light available. Also, kids love flashlights! Full stop.

Excellent battery-less flashlight! What a wonderful way to use my own physical energy to create light instead of just buying more and more batteries! A big thumbs-up to the manufacturer for such a neat idea!So why only four stars instead of five? Because of the deficient website. The actual product mentions the danger of this product (Bisphenol-A and other chemicals) to pregnant women, but the website gives no warning. A pregnant woman might buy it and be unaware of the danger. The website needs to give a clear warning to prevent this.

I got this for my daughter who is always leaving her light turned on while she sleeps. She dropped it, and the switch inside got dislodged, then she squeezed the charger handle and the little wire got tangled in the moving parts and broke. I am good at fixing these kinds of things, so I took it apart only to discover there are what looks like two watch type batteries, and a 2 way switch. I do not see how this could charge those batteries, as the circuit from the batteries seems isolated from the charging circuit. When the switch is turned off, the "batteries" no longer turn on the light, and the charging circuit will (as long as you keep squeezing the handle) turn on the light. It was turned on for about 3 days when I was informed about the problem with the switch, and the lights were already very dim. Once I get it fixed, I will verify if it ever really charges back up.

For a cheap flashlight, this thing performs. My husband and I were surprised to find this flashlight still shining in my car after being left on for several days when my toddler flipped it on without us knowing. We hadn’t even “charged” it yet, it was straight out of the package.