Flexilight

Description: 12V filament lamp fitted in the end of a 340mm flexible black gooseneck.

Newest Review: ... tube but they also have a good variety of other items such as reading lights with clamps on them to attach them to your book ... more

... or laptop. The item pictured above is the flexi light laser, it has two different lights in the same torch end, a laser light and an led light that both can be operated seperately with two push buttons on the handle of the light and are both very bright for such a small item. This light is basically a handle on one end and a little light on the other with a piece of flexi tube in between which is great for many uses. Mine cost me £3, it is 37cm long and only 1.3cm wide so will easily fit into small gaps a normal...more

Price Comparison for Flexilight

	Daylight Flexilight on clamp 11W energy saving low heat daylight bulb, easily moved and adjust ... Last Update 24.11.2009 05:46	£ 29.95
	Flexilight LED Gooseneck,90?,XLR, 4 LEDs High quality goose neck with LED headFor mounting on the appropri ... Last Update 24.11.2009 05:46	£ 22.56
	Flexilight LED Gooseneck,w/trans.Dimmer High quality goose neck with LED head * For mounting on the appr ... Last Update 24.11.2009 05:46	£ 35.70
	Flexilight 12V/5W with transformer/dimmer See what's happening!Perfect illumination for turntables, mixers ... Last Update 24.11.2009 05:46	£ 15.71
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Flexilight: my flexible friend (268 words)
by - written on 21/06/08 (Useful, 69 readings)
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flexi light is the name of an Australian company who manifacture lots of different types of lights that all have one thing in common, they are flexible. One of the most popular known of these are the christmas rope lights that are chaser lights inside a plastic tube but they also have a good variety of other items such as reading lights with clamps on them to attach them to your book or laptop. The item pictured above is the flexi light laser, it has two different lights in the same torch end, a laser light and an led light that both can be operated seperately with two push buttons on the handle of the light and are both very bright for such a small ... Read the complete review

This little light of mine (305 words)
by - written on 14/06/05 (Very useful, 219 readings)
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This little light of mine I have a flexi light by the side of the bed, well its on my husbands side really. He uses it to read by when I want the main light of and try to get to sleep. He finds a standard bedside lamp not bright enough. This flexi light is basically a bulb attached to the end of a stiff coiled wire that is encased in plastic. Some flexi lamps have a more rigid straight wire with flexible heads. At the other end to the bulb is a clip that can be attached to an edge of any furniture, bedside cabinet in our case. I find the clip on our flexi light not all that good it does often get dislodged. I think thats because it is on ... Read the complete review

Flexilight: Light doesn't travel in straight lines! (200 words)
by - written on 08/05/01 (Useful, 226 readings)
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If you have ever found that you need light in places that your ceiling light can't reach then this is for you. The flexi light comes with a unique bendy head which allows it to be put into any position, anywhere. It can be bent in any direction and no matter how many times you bend it, it won't wear away. It's made of a kind of rubber coated metal which is in sections, this is what allows you to bend it almost 360 degrees. The flexi light is base heavy so no worries of it toppling over and with rubber grips on the bottom it won't slide. The on/off button is positioned on the base of unit for easy access. The bulb is very bright, i'm ... Read the complete review