LUXON7 in 1 Car Emergency Escape Tool: LED Flashlight,Window Breaker,Seat Belt Cutter,Type-c Charger,SOS Light,Hand Cranking Charge,Magnetic,Rechargeable for Vehicle Rescue,Camping, Hiking (Orange)

I got this 7 in 1 Multifunction LED Flashlight for my vehicle and I am already at peace of mind with having it in my car. I’m impressed with how many functions it has! The flashlight is bright and provides excellent visibility in dark or emergency situations. The added features such as the window breaker, seat belt cutter, and SOS light make it a must-have tool for any vehicle emergency kit. The hand cranking charge option is a great feature that ensures the flashlight is always powered up and ready to use - AND will serve as an emergency power bank for your phone! Overall, I am very satisfied with this product and would highly recommend it.

I needed a flashlight to keep in the glove compartment of my car, and saw this one that is a flashlight and so much more and had to get it. This device is about 9.5" long and about 3" tall (not counting the window breaker) and 3" wide. On board is a bright LED flashlight, a window breaker, a seatbelt cutter, a red flasher which can be used with or without an alarm sound, a USB-A port, a USB-C port, and a hand crank generator in case the battery runs out of juice and you don't have another way to charge it. It comes with a USB-A to USB-C cable that's maybe about a foot to 18" long (I didn't measure). Not specifically stated in the description, this unit is rechargeable and can be used to power your cell phone, albeit it is a regular slow charger not a fast charger. It gets the job done in a pinch though.I put this device through its paces. The LED flashlight is not one of those super high power ones but it is definitely very bright, good quality light with a good range. I charged it using the supplied cable and a regular wall charger (it did not seem to work when I tried to use my own cable, but that may be because my cable is SS USB and the device is USB 2.0). I have not yet checked to see if it charges when plugged in to my car's USB port, but I will be interested to see. If it doesn't, I'll just put on my calendar to remember to charge it once a month or so. I also used the device with the supplied cable to charge my phone (again, it did not seem to work when I tried to use my own cable). The red emergency strobe is nice and bright. I took it out in the garage (so I wouldn't scare my cats) and tried the strobe-plus-alarm and the alarm seemed loud enough to get attention. The hand crank generator is easy to crank and works to charge the internal battery of the unit, as evidenced by the blinking blue indicator light which means it's charging. I did not try the window breaker or seat belt cutter, for obvious reasons, but they absolutely seem up to the task.I hope I never have to use this for an actual emergency, but I feel better knowing I have it.

One of the more complete emergency vehicle safety tools I've come across, this features a hammer that is said to break auto glass (I have not tested this, for obvious reasons), a seat belt cutter (works), emergency warning light (not the brightest out there, but would draw attention in the dark), LED flashlight (again, on the dimmer side even fully charged, but functional), hand crank for charging (works, but takes a while), and an emergency power supply USB (works, but minimally). None of these features is best-in-class on its own, but in combination I believe that it is a worthy emergency tool to stash in a vehicle.This is one of those items I hope never to have to actually use, but want to have easy access to in case the need ever arises. I know that I feel better just knowing it's there.

I keep seeing ads in my socials about emergency tools and other gadgets, so when I had the opportunity to order this tool I was pretty excited.This is one of those tools that you hope you never have to use but will be grateful you have if the time ever arises. The seatbelt cutter and window hammer are great to have in ONE tool, and I think everyone should have one in each vehicle. The bonus of the flashing light, alarm and front flashlight are other necessary safety items. The siren/flashing light is particularly useful in the event that you are unable to make your own sounds vocally. I love that the hand crank can store power in a small bank and then transfer that power via USB to your phone. I have owned a hand-crank flashlight before with less-than-impressed results. I am not sure the technology has gotten significantly better; let's hope we never have to find out.The flashlight is only about 50 lumens, but in a pinch it will be helpful. The instructions state that a 60-minute charge will power the light for a couple of hours. I somewhat doubt that claim, but haven't put it to the test as of yet.To me, the really useful parts, honestly, are the hammer and cutter. The rest of the features are great safety measures, and I think this device makes a great gift for ANYONE who owns any kind of vehicle.

I have been meaning to get some sort of window breaker tool for a while. I generally think about it when I am driving over a long bridge😕I saw this 7-in-1 emergency safety tool and figured now was the time to get one. It does have a lot of usable tools in a relatively compact device. I like that this has a USB charger and can be re-charged by hand cranking. Again, this is for emergencies, so it's not something to use on a daily basis.Now I just need to figure out where in my car to store it so that in an emergency I know where it is AND I can access it quickly and easily.

This is an interesting tool/flashlight/battery. I ordered this for the battery/flashlight. You can charge the battery with a USB cable, solar or the hand crank. Its not particularly bright but it allows you to have light in a bunch of different scenarios. It fits easily in my tire well so I can keep it handy but not flopping around the car.