<![CDATA[Dot-It Lights: Stick 'Em Up - Gizmodo Comments]]> <![CDATA[Dot-It Lights: Stick 'Em Up - Gizmodo Comments]]> <![CDATA[Dot-It Lights: Stick 'Em Up]]> Yeah, these have been around for years, but are still pretty useful. I used one in college as a reading light, just stuck it to the bottom of my roommate's bunk.

Grover

]]> <![CDATA[Dot-It Lights: Stick 'Em Up]]> Where the hell are the LED Maglites already?

Satorical

]]> <![CDATA[Dot-It Lights: Stick 'Em Up]]> Yeah, I agree that the 'disposable' reference is a bit misleading. Definately practical though.

FizzyPopMan

]]> <![CDATA[Dot-It Lights: Stick 'Em Up]]> Wow....

Schalliol

]]> <![CDATA[Dot-It Lights: Stick 'Em Up]]> weatherman says:

Oh. So I can throw it away, but I don't have to.

Kind of like a woman.

SexCpotatoes

]]> <![CDATA[Dot-It Lights: Stick 'Em Up]]> Oh. So I can throw it away, but I don't have to. Suddenly I feel empowered.

weatherman

]]> <![CDATA[Dot-It Lights: Stick 'Em Up]]> these have been around for some time, i got a couple for christmas last year. they're pretty cool, and suprisingly well built; the top casing is aluminum. i keep one in my car; it makes for a cheap and bright LED flashlight.

tr

]]> <![CDATA[Dot-It Lights: Stick 'Em Up]]> The Batteries are replaceable, they say to replace the three AAA's after 100 hours of use to maintain brightness.

Plasmafire

]]> <![CDATA[Dot-It Lights: Stick 'Em Up]]> Disposable? Doesn't seem very "treehugger" to me. What's wrong with creating something that you change the battery?

weatherman

]]> <![CDATA[Dot-It Lights: Stick 'Em Up]]> I think my scout troop as well as myself could use a couple dozen of these.

Plasmafire

]]> <![CDATA[Dot-It Lights: Stick 'Em Up]]> I have one of these. You have to remove it from the surface it is on to change the batteries. Unlike a Post-It, this tore my drywall! Never again...

I do still use it - unattached to anything. The brightness is pretty decent. It's good for checking wiring behind the AV cabinet.

drzeller

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