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Telescoping Flashlight Design Reveals a Second Work Light Hidden Inside
Nebo's innovative Slyde King 2K
Nebo, the Texas-based lighting company whose innovative stuff we looked at here and here, designed this interesting Slyde King 2K flashlight:
The 2,000-lumen light slides open to reveal a 500-lumen work light. Coupled with the magnetic base, you've got a handy way to cast light perpendicular to any magnetic surface.
The Slyde King 2K goes for $60, though there's a lower-powered 500-lumen variant (pictured below) that goes for $50.
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It's a nifty design but hardly news worthy. I"ve had a flashlight just like this for well over 10 years. This is nothing new or notable.
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