Big Larry Pocket Work Light - £8.93 with free click & collect @ Screwfix

£8.93

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About this deal

Just looking at the NEBO NE6908 Big Poppy Rechargeable Camping Lantern and Flashlight with Powerbank deal on Amazon and noted that Screwfix has reduced the Big Larry work lights. Not the rechargeable version but decent in any event.

Lots of stock available.

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High power LED torch with COB LED technology. Anodised aluminium body and recessed LED housing. Features secondary light modes: low and emergency red flash mode. This intense red light is perfect for distress signaling or roadside emergencies.

Beam Projects Up to 30m
Aluminium Body
Water-Resistant
Impact-Resistant
Battery Lasts up to 5 Hours
400lm
On/Off Switch
Powerful Magnetic Base

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Store locator:
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FAQs:
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27th Feb
Its not Big Larry 2, it is a Big Larry, the 2 version has a torch on top, this model is just the COB light, still a good light, but NOT the 2.
27th Feb
The look on the missus's face when you tell her you've bought her a rechargeable "Big Larry"
27th Feb
Then she gets disappointed when she realises it is not rechargeable and she has to buy batteries.
16 h, 2 m ago
Big larry 2 is £14.99 at Screwfix - this is the 1 not 2.
14 h, 6 m ago
£9 in plumbfix /city
Plumbing big Larry 2 I bought 1 recently now £11.98
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3rd Mar
I got the missus one of these for Christmas. I thought she’d be disappointed but you should’ve seen her face light up when she turned it on
28th Feb
Hey @tb10 , thanks for sharing your first deal!
27th Feb
Thanks OP but available cheaper £8.49 delivered on ebay by Petrolscooter
15 h, 40 m ago
One of the most annoying things about the Big Larry 2 (which this isn't) is being blinded by the torch on the front if you just want to use the side COB light. Also it's too unwieldy due to it's weight and when it falls off whatever you have stuck it too it will dent whatever it lands on (the light output isn't that great either)

Personally unless you really need a really heavy torch with average light output I would avoid but heat for the price.
15 h, 12 m ago
Can anyone recommend anything that's rechargeable, can't be arsed with changing batteries
14 h, 6 m ago
Depends what you mean by rechargeable. I can recommend you torches that take rechargeable lithium batteries but you need a charger for them. Better than the actual torch being rechargeable, though, imo, as you can have spares ready to swap over and also a dedicated charger is likely to be better for the batteries.
12 m ago
Heat for the price but really don’t get what the fuss is all about with these, light not that amazingly strong, and they r seriously heavy so if they drop they will damage themselves and the thing they drop on