
SUPERFIRE G21 10W COB Work Light with Magnet and Hook
₱902as of Jul 31, 2026
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Our Best Mounting Options pick: a hook, a magnet, and a nail bracket in one COB light for around ₱902, though SUPERFIRE publishes no lumen or runtime figure for this model.

₱902as of Jul 31, 2026
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| Brand | SUPERFIRE |
|---|---|
| Type | Work light |
| Price | ₱902 (as of Jul 31, 2026) |
| Owner rating | 4.9 ★ from 89 reviews |
| Shop | SUPERFIRE Official Store.PH |
| Units sold | 489 |
The SUPERFIRE G21 is our Best Mounting Options pick: a hook, a magnet, and a nail bracket built into one COB light for around ₱902.
Because where a work light needs to sit changes by the job. The concealed hook hangs it from a car hood or a shelf edge. The magnet sticks it to any steel surface, a beam, a car body, a toolbox. The nail buttonhole bracket lets you fix it semi-permanently to a wall, like a small torch-shaped sconce.
Between the three, there’s almost nowhere in a garage or workshop this can’t sit hands-free, which is the actual point of a work light over a flashlight.
Here’s the gap. SUPERFIRE doesn’t publish a lumen figure for the G21, even though the brand’s own G25 states 800lm clearly. It’s the same 10W COB wattage class, so a similar output is plausible, but it isn’t a number you can hold the brand to.
There’s also no published runtime. The smart battery display at least tells you the charge state before you start, which is a real convenience even without a runtime figure to plan around.
Flood only. Unlike the G25, there’s no separate spot beam, so aiming light down a hallway or into a deep gap isn’t this light’s strength. It’s built for lighting an area you’re working directly in front of.
Around ₱902 as of July 31, 2026. Check the latest price on Shopee. That’s nearly the price of the G25, which publishes a real lumen figure, adds a spot beam, and includes a power bank function. Against its own sibling, the value case is weak.
Against Orashare’s ₱419 OL26, you’re paying more than double for the mounting versatility and the battery display, without a verified brightness figure in return.
Buy this if the three mounting options genuinely solve a problem for you, more than the brightness or the price does. It’s a reasonable pick if you work in varied spots (under a car one day, inside a cabinet the next) and want one light for all of them. 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 explains what to look for beyond mounting.
For a verified 800lm figure and a spot beam at a similar price, the SUPERFIRE G25 is our Best Overall. For most of the mounting convenience at less than half the price, the Orashare OL26 has a magnetic mount at around ₱419.
See how it stacks up against our top pick in the head-to-head SUPERFIRE G25 10W Foldable COB+XPE Work Light with Power Bank vs SUPERFIRE G21 10W COB Work Light with Magnet and Hook, or browse the full work lights comparison.
The concealed hook lets it hang from a car hood or a shelf edge, the magnet sticks it to any steel surface, and the nail buttonhole bracket lets you fix it semi-permanently to a wall. Between the three, there's almost nowhere in a garage or workshop it can't be positioned hands-free.
SUPERFIRE doesn't publish a lumen figure for this specific model, unlike its own G25. It's a 10W COB, the same wattage class as the G25's 800lm panel, so a similar output is plausible, but it isn't a stated number.
No. The G21 is flood only, a single wide-angle COB source. If you need to aim light down a hallway or into a deep gap, the G25's separate spot beam does that job and this doesn't.
Genuinely, yes. Checking the charge level before you start a job under a car or inside a cabinet beats discovering the battery is low halfway through.