ABC News – Gift Guide
See what “ABC News” had to say about the HUGlight:
Last-Minute Gadget Gifts That Won’t Break the Bank
For the book worm who likes to read herself to sleep or the Jack-of-All-Trades who pokes around in poorly-lit places, try the Huglight. The flexible flashlight can be wrapped around your head or neck or twisted to point at anything that needs illumination. ShowerTek Inc.’s HugLight has two flexible arms with two LED lights on each end. Normally $19, they’re now on sale for $14.95 on the company’s Web site and Amazon.”
Statesman – Gift Guide
See what “Statesman” had to say about the HUGlight:
One for the road: Holiday gifts for the traveler
“For those of us who still like printed books, I like this better than those reading lights that attach to your book, because you don’t have to keep repositioning it. It goes around your neck on a flexible arm. Two AAA batteries come with it.”
Chicago Tribune – Gift Guide
See what “Chicago Tribune” had to say about the HUGlight:
A good night light
“End bedtime battles over lights-out with a HUG Light for your night-owl spouse. Flexible steel alloy wire arms are coated with soft foam rubber to wrap around one’s neck comfortably. Lights at the end of its two tails can be independently controlled for varying brightness. The HUGlight also can be coiled to stand on a flat surface or as a hook for car and plumbing repairs and camping. It illuminates for up to 40 hours on two AAA batteries. Cost: $19; mylight.com “
YouTube Review for Clip Light
GearBuyersGuide has posted their review of the ClipLight. Gear offers copious solutions for making everyday tasks easier when using the Clip Light. See the video below for more details.
YouTube Review for Latch Light
GearBuyersGuide offers a lot of ideas for use of the Latch Light. You can watch the brief, but thorough investigation below.
YouTube Review for HUGlight #3
GearBuyersGuide posted a proper review on YouTube. Gear offers a ton of ideas for uses of the HUGlight throughout the review. The quality of the HUGlight is appreciated and other products in the MyLight family are mentioned. Check out GearBuyersGuide clip below!
YouTube Review for HUGlight #2
DJBVideos blesses us with a short and sweet review for the HUGlight. I particularly enjoy the night-time reading reenactment/ usage tutorial. You really get a sense for what the HUGlight has to offer. Play the video below.
YouTube Review for HUGlight
CutleryLover provides a video review via YouTube and offers insightful ponderings of the hands free benefits of the HUGlight. Keep it going until you catch the awesome drum solo/ flashlight fight. Check out the video below.
San Francisco Chronicle – HugLight Review
See what “San Francisco Chronicle” had to say about the HUGlight:
GEAR: HUGlight
“The technology for hands-free flashlights – bulky affairs that require large batteries (or a lot of small ones) and that wear like a PVC boa constrictor – advanced at, um, less than the speed of light. The HUGlight, however, operates on LED bulbs (more light, less power, less weight) and the arms are covered with foam rubber. Feather-light (6 ounces), this snake-style flashlight has four bulbs – narrow spot and wide beam on each end – allowing users a range of combinations of lighting from just two AAA batteries.
It is handy for packing in the dark (don’t ask), locating items at the bottom of bags, hiking at night and, of course, reading in bed or on the plane. At just 50 lumens, it isn’t going to be mistaken for a lighthouse, but it does the trick in close quarters.”
Diva in a carry on – HUGlight Review
See what “Diva in a carry on” had to say about the HUGlight:
Has your light hugged you today?
“Anyone who has ever traveled by air, rail or boat knows that one of the best ways to keep yourself occupied during a long trip is a good book. the problem is that there is rarely enough light to keep you from squinting and giving up in frustration, particularly on night flights or in areas where there’s just simply inadequate illumination. perhaps you don’t want to bother your seatmates with your raging insomnia. maybe you don’t want to wake your bed partner with late night reading sessions. or maybe you just want to be a kid again and enjoy reading ghost stories in a dimly lit room without having to manage a flashlight (… just me? okay so i’m a little oddball …).
regardless of your motives, you need a hands-free source of illumination at some point or another in your life. well, your request has been fulfilled! introducing … the hug light! “