Customer Reviews:
 Pretty Sad April 8, 2008
Confederate (Bethesda, MD)
10 out of 10 found this review helpful
One would think Black & Decker could put out a quality light for twenty bucks, but these handcrank things are still sadly behind the times. Will you get 15 minutes of light for one minute of cranking? Yes, but the light will be so dim after five minutes it won't be good for much except for looking directly into the light. You'd be just as well off buying a Chinese no-name, which is what this is with the B&D name.
 A light in the dark May 5, 2008
David M. Kundrot (Chicago, Illinois)
3 out of 5 found this review helpful
Black & Decker DFLL1B 3 LED Hand-Crank Rechargeable Flashlight
Great tool to have with you while working in the crawlspace, garage or while camping. Provides enough light for emergencies or a quick light when needed. Never worry about carring extra batteries. Very satisfied with this product. Thanks again to My Tool Place for another quality purchase and product.
 Disappointed in B&D June 18, 2008
JPQ (Las Vegas, NV)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I was looking forward to getting this flashlight because my experience with Black & Decker products has always been very positive. The light on the flash light requires more than just one minute cranking and does not stay on very lomg. Very disappointed and I had bought two because I was going to gift it to a family member.
Black & Decker Handcrank Flashlight June 8, 2008
Lisa Brown (Maryland, USA)
We were not very impressed with these. You have to crank forever to get some light, and the light was not very bright.
Quality would be shoddy even for a Chinese no-name July 18, 2008
Ann McCann (Boston MA)
I agree with the poster who described this product as a Chinese no-name - and I can't understand why a company would put their name on something so flimsy. A lot of cranking for not much light that in seconds fades to nothing. I've only cranked it a couple of times, but I'm pretty sure the flashlight would be broken at around 6 uses. Total waste.
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