Cordless LED Work Light 48W 4200LM Flood Light with USB & Type

[Style: for Greenworks 24V battery]
This light last a while with 1 charge and is super bright work great for camping and working around the house it is still fairly light weight and cost effective would recomend this unit

[Style: for Greenworks 24V battery]
Light is a nice portable size, and comes indeed compatible to the 24v battery I own. Feels good to have, haven't had a chance to really run it long term yet to determine life and heat, but noticed that the 2 power modes are BARELY different. But it does its job as a bright work light :)

[Style: for Greenworks 24V battery, Style: for Greenworks 24V battery]
I’ve been using this portable LED work light mainly for garage projects and a few weekend camping trips, and it has quickly become one of those tools I’m glad to have around when things get dark.The build quality feels solid overall. The housing is made from a mix of engineering plastic and aluminum, which gives it a durable, slightly rugged feel without being overly heavy. It’s easy to carry with one hand, and the foldable stand plus built-in hook make it very flexible to position. I’ve used it sitting on the ground, hanging from a beam, and angled toward a workbench, and it adjusts easily in all cases. The heat management also seems well thought out—after running for a while, it never gets uncomfortably hot to touch.In terms of brightness, the 48W 4200 lumens output is genuinely impressive. In a completely dark environment, it easily lights up a large portion of my workspace or camping area. The floodlight pattern is very even, with no harsh hotspots or dark corners, which makes it comfortable for extended use. Whether I’m working on tools in the garage or setting up camp at night, the light feels wide and natural rather than harsh or blinding. The beam also reflects off walls and surfaces in a soft way, which helps reduce eye strain.The two brightness levels are actually useful in real life. High mode is perfect when I need full visibility for detailed work, while low mode is great for ambient lighting or saving power during longer use. It gives enough flexibility depending on the situation, which I really appreciate.It works with Greenworks 24V batteries, and installation is straightforward. The connection is secure enough that it doesn’t wobble or disconnect with light movement. That said, the fit is slightly on the looser side, so it doesn’t feel like a tight “click-in” connection. It still stays in place reliably in normal use.One thing I’ve noticed is that even when the light is switched off, the battery can slowly drain if it’s left attached. So I’ve gotten into the habit of removing the battery after each use, especially for longer storage, just to avoid unnecessary power loss.The built-in USB and Type-C ports are a nice bonus. I’ve used them to charge my phone while working outdoors, which is very convenient. Just to be clear, they are output ports only—they don’t charge the battery itself—but for camping or job sites, they add a lot of practical value.