LED Flashlight Replacement Bulb, 4V-24V and 3W 247LM and PR2 P13.5S Maglight Led Conversion Kit, 6000K Bright White Super Bright Long Lasting, Ryobi Milwaukee Craftsman Lamp 2 Pack

The other day the bulb went out in my Hitachi UB18DAL and I had already used the spare. Discovered that the bulb in the Hitachi was the same as in my Ryobi One+. Discovered that I had used the extra bulb in it.After a search I found these LEDs and could not be happier. Price was ridiculously low, shipping super-fast, with TWO bulbs (one for each unit!) The best part is the improvement in both beams, see photo.Super bright light and believe me, you might want "warm white" when you are sipping wine with the missus, but in the shop you want bright sun. The second photo shows the original bulb (in the Ryobi), against the new one in the Hitachi.

I only rated before but it’s been a few years so I thought I’d give feedback. Took an older light and made it look modern. Yup my old mag lite is still in my truck. Now with a nice brighter lite.could be a tad bit brighter but still an overall improvement worth doing and I haven’t changed the batteries in a few years now

Purchased these LED bulbs to replace the incandescent bulb in my 18 volt Makita work light. Easy swap. As others mentioned, the light pattern has bright center spot surrounded by a circle of lesser light but is brighter than the incandescent. Overall, I’m pleased with the LED swap but it would be nice if the light pattern was more even.

Only LED that I've found that works in 3mag lights.

Bought these to replace rather dim incandescent flashlight bulbs. They are obviously superior brightness and cleaner light. Hopefully they last! Photo is incandescent bulb on top and this LED bulb on bottom in same flashlight.

Complete junk!! Received the 2 bulb pack and installed in 4 C cell diving flashlight. Neither lamp lite. Tried in a mag lite 3 cell and still no illumination. Reinstalled the old lamps and works just fine. So much for those 4 and 5 star ratings. Don't waste your time trying to get a deal on a cheap bulb.

very good

I bought this set because I had a 6V flashlight and a 18V (19.2V) flashlight. The bulb had the same brightness in both flashlights.It was initially working in the 19.2V flashlight and it was fine for a few minutes, then I saw it dim quite noticeably. I immediately turned it off and I smelled a burnt circuit odor. I removed it and something inside was definitely burnt out. It remained dim and I decided to put the darkened xenon bulb back in place.The bulb in the 6V flashlight continued working fine for several hours and hasn't had any issue. I was expecting a bit brighter, but it was only slightly brighter than the incandescent bulb in the 6V flashlight. The original, brand new Xenon bulb was much bright than this, but as it aged, the class has become coated in a thin film of soot and it's not as bright as it used to be, so the LED is brighter than the old bulb, not definitely not as bright as a brand new Xenon bulb.The bulb claims to work up to 24V and specifically mentions the Ryobi, Milwalkee, and Craftsman brands, which have 18V(nominally 19.2V) Lithium flashlights, but it's obviously not designed to last very long in higher voltage use cases. It works fine in the lower voltage application. Maybe one of the bulbs is faulty. I don't really want to test it out, since it's working fine in the 6V flashlight.