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When we saw the Orla Kiely radio, who would have thought it would only take another month until the next hand-crank powered radio with a built-in flashlight should show up?
The battery-free and eco-friendly Fun Radio-Nightlight ($30) comes with AM/FM radio, flashlight, and a light cap to create a soft bright nightlight.
1 minute of cranking will give you 20 minutes of radio or 40 minutes of light.
Available in three colors: Fresh Orange, Lime Green, and Pure White.
(Via Ubergizmo)
The Dynamo Flashlight ($16) is a cute little light source in the shape of pig, small enough to carry with you at all times.
No need to worry about running out of batteries either - simply squeeze the lever on the side and pump for 20 seconds to receive 8 minutes worth of light.
Dynamo Flashlight is available in green, blue or pink and comes with handy wrist strap. Made of plastic and measures (in inches) 3.75 L x 1.5 H.
The top part of the Mr. Flexx Utility Flashlight ($10) is flexible and bends into just about any position. The wide, stable and magnetic base keeps it upright on any flat surface and attachable to any magnetic surface.
(Via I New Idea Homepage)
Crickett is a brand new product from Rocco Originals, a Texas based a manufacturer and distributor of eyewear.
The 3-in-1 product features a LED flashlight and reading light combo with a pair of reading glasses hidden in the concealed compartment at the base.
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The Key Ring Mini Torch III ($3) is a cheap and easy to bring along gadget that can be useful when you need a little extra light. The tiny flashlight is 4 cm (1.6 in.) long and you can choose between with a white or purple LED.
The Hog Wild Twist Tube Light ($11) seems like a handy gadget when you need a little extra light in tight places. It bends and conforms to any position you can twist it into.
The soft foam exterior won’t scratch or slip off slick surfaces. Ideal for outdoor adventures, Twist Tube Light is 100% waterproof, floats, and goes anywhere you need a rugged and posable hard-working flashlight.
(Via I New Idea Homepage)
Solar LED Keychain ($12) is a handy little solar-powered twin beam flashlight.
This unique keychain flashlight has a built in solar cell and a Ni-Mh rechargeable battery that stores solar power. Provides three hours of continuous use when fully charged. Two super bright LED lights last for up to 100,000 hours. 2.75″ x 1.37″ x .5″.
(Via bookofjoe)
The 3-in-1 LED Emergency Light from Kaiser will help you find your way around the house in case of a power outage. It will automatically turn on and give you some guidance light. The 3-in1 product also features a built-in flashlight and sensory night light.
Product Description:
* Features 8 super birght LEDs that nerver burn out or need bulb replacement
* Built in rechargeable lithium battery
* Long lasting light for up to 50 hours
* Fire retardant plastic housing
* Switch for 3 lighting selections
* Dual colour LED charging indicator
* All materials and production process meet RoHS Lead-free standard
No word on pricing.
From the Japanese Rakuten comes this Carbine Hook Fan Copter ($2). Clip it onto your belt and be ready to pull when those hot summer days strikes.
It also features a built-in flashlight and is available in four different colors.
(7Gadgets via Geeksugar)
Minimalism is out. At least when looking at the Wenger Giant Swiss Army Knife ($1005) - not even the price tag comes close to being minimalistic.
This baby is packed with 85 fully functional implements and is said to have over 100 functions. How they managed to get it all in there? Well, the knife is measuring almost 9 inches in width.
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