SUPERFIRE G25 work light review: best overall

The SUPERFIRE G25 is our Best Overall work light: 800lm from a COB panel plus a 250lm spot, doubling as a power bank, for around ₱919.

Why does it rank first?

Because it is the only light in this whole category that publishes real numbers. Of the ten work lights we compared, most state nothing beyond “super bright” or a marketing lumen figure. SUPERFIRE gives you power, lumens, battery capacity, and runtime, and that alone puts it ahead of lights that might genuinely be just as good but that you cannot verify.

How much light do you actually get?

800lm from the COB panel, a genuine wide flood, plus a 250lm spot from a separate LED for aiming light down a gap or across a room. That is enough to properly light a car engine bay, the inside of a cabinet, or a small work area, not just enough to avoid tripping.

It runs about 4.5 hours on high with both sources on, and up to 10 hours on low. Ten hours comfortably covers an evening brownout.

Is the power bank function worth having?

Yes, with one caveat. The 3,000mAh battery charges a phone over USB-C, which is genuinely useful mid-outage. But it is the same cell powering your light, so using it as a power bank eats into your runtime. Treat it as a backup for your phone, not a routine habit while the light is your only source.

The magnetic base and folding body let it stick to a car bonnet or a steel beam and stay put hands-free, which matters more than it sounds once you are actually working.

Is it sulit?

Around ₱919 as of July 31, 2026. Check the latest price on Shopee. It is more than double Orashare’s OL26, which claims the same 800lm for around ₱419.

The gap is documentation and features, not raw brightness: two light sources instead of one, a published runtime, and power bank output. Whether that is worth roughly ₱500 more depends on how much you value knowing what you bought versus taking a cheaper listing on faith.

Who should buy it

Buy this if you want a work light with numbers you can actually check, and the extra features (spot beam, power bank) earn their keep for you. It’s the right choice for a home mechanic or anyone doing regular repair work. See how it ranks in our best work lights in the Philippines roundup, or browse more on our Home Improvement page. New to these? Our work light buying guide explains what to check before you trust a lumen claim.

Alternatives to consider

If 800 lumens is all you need and price matters more than extra features, the Orashare OL26 is our Best Value pick at around ₱419 with the same claimed brightness. For a light that needs no battery or sun at all, the SUPERFIRE YJ03 hand-crank light is the resilience-first option.