SUPERFIRE G16-S 10W LED and COB Work Light 360 Degree Magnetic
₱985as of Jul 31, 2026
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SUPERFIRE G16-S work light review: best for roadside use
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Our Best for Roadside Use pick: a rotating 10W light with red and red-flash warning modes for around ₱985, doubling as a hazard light.
- Price: ₱985 as of Jul 31, 2026
- Biggest pro: Red and red-flash modes make it a roadside warning light as well as a work light
- Main catch: 700 lumens is less than the cheaper G25 puts out at 800
At a glance
| Brand | SUPERFIRE |
|---|---|
| Type | Work light |
| Price | ₱985 (as of Jul 31, 2026) |
| Owner rating | 5.0 ★ from 71 reviews |
| Shop | SUPERFIRE Official Store.PH |
| Units sold | 54 |
Pros and cons
✓ Pros
- Red and red-flash modes make it a roadside warning light as well as a work light
- 360 degree rotation aims the beam without moving the magnet
- Separate spot and flood sources cover both close work and distance
- Up to 5 hours of runtime, published rather than implied
✗ Cons
- 700 lumens is less than the cheaper G25 puts out at 800
- Costs more than the G25 while running half as long on low
- Magnetic charging base is another part to lose
- Few recorded orders compared with SUPERFIRE's G21 and G25
The SUPERFIRE G16-S is our Best for Roadside Use pick: a 700lm rotating work light with red and red-flash warning modes, for around ₱985.
What makes it different from the rest?
The red and red-flash modes. Nothing else in this roundup doubles as a roadside hazard marker. If you’re the one who ends up changing a tire on a dark shoulder, or you keep a light in the car for exactly that reason, this is the pick built for it.
360-degree rotation on a magnetic charging base lets you aim the beam without repositioning the magnet itself, which is a genuine convenience once you’ve fumbled with a fixed-angle light one too many times.
How’s the everyday brightness?
700lm, SUPERFIRE’s stated figure, split between a front LED spotlight and a side COB flood. That’s a real, comparable number to the rest of SUPERFIRE’s range and enough to properly light a repair area.
Runtime is up to 5 hours, which is half of the G25’s low-mode figure. Plan a shorter working window, or keep it topped up.
How does it stack against the G25?
Less favorably on pure specs. The G25 is brighter (800lm vs 700lm), runs longer (up to 10 hours vs 5), costs less (around ₱919 vs ₱985), and adds power bank output. Light for light, the G25 wins.
What the G16-S has that the G25 doesn’t is the warning light function. If that’s a real use case for you, it justifies the trade. If it isn’t, buy the G25 instead.
Is it sulit?
Around ₱985 as of July 31, 2026. Check the latest price on Shopee. As a general work light, it’s outclassed by its own cheaper sibling. As a work light that also serves as a roadside hazard marker, it’s doing a job nothing else here does.
Who should buy it
Buy this if you specifically want a light that can also flag down traffic during a roadside repair, and 360-degree rotation matters to how you use it. Otherwise buy the G25. See how it ranks in our best work lights in the Philippines roundup, or browse more on our Home Improvement page. Our work light buying guide compares the full SUPERFIRE range.
Alternatives to consider
For more light, longer runtime, and a lower price, the SUPERFIRE G25 is our Best Overall at around ₱919. For roadside emergencies specifically, also see our best emergency lights in the Philippines roundup.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the red and red-flash modes for?
They turn the light into a roadside hazard marker, warning approaching traffic while you change a tire or wait for help. None of the other work lights in this roundup have a dedicated warning mode, which makes this the pick if that's a real scenario for you.
How does it compare with the SUPERFIRE G25?
The G25 is brighter (800lm) and runs longer (up to 10 hours) for less money. The G16-S trades some of that for 360-degree rotation and the red warning modes. Unless you specifically want the roadside function, the G25 is the better light light-for-light.
How long does the battery last?
Up to 5 hours, which SUPERFIRE states clearly. That's half the G25's low-mode runtime, so plan around a shorter working window.
Is 700 lumens enough for work?
It's a real, stated figure and comparable to the other 10W COB lights here, enough to light a repair area or an engine bay clearly.
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