Luceco compact green magnetic inspection light with foldaway hook

Rank #10 in Best Work Lights 2026: 10 Ranked, 4 Listings That Argue With Themselves

Luceco Compact Magnetic Inspection Light, 750lm

£16.42 4.4 from 262 Amazon ratings
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The Luceco LWR7G65 is a rechargeable LED inspection light with a magnetic base, a foldaway hook and a two-way stand that doubles as a carry handle. It sits at number 10 in this guide at £16.42, with a 4.4-out-of-5 rating from 262 ratings.

The finding here runs against the pattern of the rest of the guide. Four listings in this article carry a headline number that contradicts their own specification table; this one does not. The title says 750lm, the first bullet says 750lm on the higher of its two modes, and the Light Output Maximum field reads 750 Lumens. The wattage lines up as well: 7.5 watts in the title and 7.5 watts beside Maximum Compatible Wattage. The row that does not line up is the amperage, listed as 13 Amps — a figure a 7.5-watt light charging from a 5-volt USB supply would not draw, and one that looks like a plug fuse rating sitting in the wrong row. There is a smaller disagreement in the battery rows: the bullet says no batteries are needed, while the spec table lists one Lithium-Ion battery required and "Batteries are Included: No". Everything on this page comes from the Amazon listing, not from testing we have carried out.

How those 262 ratings break down

An average hides its own shape. This is the spread behind the 4.4 stars.

5 star
71%
4 star
15%
3 star
4%
2 star
2%
1 star
8%

Specification

Exactly as published on the Amazon listing, field for field.

Price £16.42
Customer rating 4.4 out of 5, from 262 ratings
Light output maximum 750 Lumens, with a 225 Lumens lower mode
Wattage 7.5 watts
Colour temperature 6500 Kelvin
Run time Up to 10 hours depending on mode, with a 3-hour USB-C recharge
Rating breakdown 86 of the 100 ratings shown are 4 or 5 stars
Amperage (as listed) 13 Amps

What buyers actually say

Quoted from customer reviews on Amazon

Verified purchase

“This light is bright and battery life is decent. It's robust and strong. I've put it through a lot with it falling and being dropped, being sprayed with a pressure washer. It's a great light and worth the value.Only downside is the magnets. Would be better if they were stronger but they do work.”

Scott
Verified purchase

“Excellent performance and value. Brighter than expected. Good battery life, provided you don't use on maximum brightness setting for long periods. Recommended !”

NMD

What it is up against

The rivals it was ranked against in Best Work Lights 2026: 10 Ranked, 4 Listings That Argue With Themselves.

Questions people ask

Does the 750 lumens figure hold up?

Yes, on the listing's own numbers. The product name, the 225lm/750lm bullet and the Light Output Maximum field all state 750 lumens, so the Luceco LWR7G65 is one of the listings here where the headline and the specification table agree.

Are batteries included?

The bullet for the Luceco LWR7G65 says no batteries are needed and that it charges from the supplied USB-C cable in 3 hours. The specification table on the same listing says 1 Lithium Ion battery is required and that batteries are not included.

What is the 13 Amps in the specification table?

The Amperage field reads 13 Amps. That does not match a 7.5-watt light with a 5 Volts voltage field, and it looks like a plug fuse rating entered in the wrong row.

How long does it run on a charge?

Up to 10 hours depending on the mode selected, according to the listing, with a full recharge taking about 3 hours through the USB-C port.

How bright is the lower mode?

225 lumens, against 750 lumens on maximum. Both modes are listed as cool white at 6500K.

Is it built for wet or rough use?

The listing gives an IP54 weatherproof rating and a toughened IK07 ABS body with rubber trim.

What warranty is offered?

A 2-year manufacturer's warranty from Luceco.

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