When our energy auditor was going into the attic, I got my flashlight so I could look, too. He said with surprise, "That's a BoGo Light!" I was surprised and pleased that he recognized it. He told me that he actually gives them to clients and forgot to bring mine that day, but would send it to me! He borrowed my BoGo solar task light, because it was brighter than his flashlight.
I often read by mine in bed after my husband has gone to sleep. If it's getting too dim, in the morning I put it in the window so it can recharge all day. One overcast day has recharged the batteries enough to last many days for me. The real beauty of it is that when you buy one, one is donated to people who don't otherwise have a safe source of light. I've given several as gifts and I think it's a great flashlight, a neat way to save some energy and a powerful gift to those who truly rely on it after dark.
Our auditor did remember to bring me a BoGo Light when he came back. Since I already had one, I gave it as a gift, to enlighten someone else.
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