They snap onto the barbecue magnetically and the flexible gooseneck aims the light exactly where it's needed, over the hotplate or the grill rather than into your eyes.
You're ending the game of deciding whether a steak is beautifully charred or comprehensively burnt by the light coming from a kitchen window twenty metres away.
The magnet means no clamps, no brackets and no drilling. It goes on in two seconds and comes off just as quickly when the barbecue needs cleaning.
The gooseneck holds its position rather than drooping once it warms up, which is the specific failing of the cheaper versions of this idea.
They're weather resistant, so they can be left on an outdoor barbecue rather than being brought in after every cook, which is what determines whether they get used.
You'll get more out of them than barbecue nights alone. They clip onto anything steel, so the same two lights work under a bonnet, in a shed or on a toolbox lid when someone's trying to see what they're doing after dark.
Having two lets you light a wider cooking area or keep one as a spare, and on a large barbecue a single light always leaves one end in shadow.
They suit dads, tradies and whoever ends up on barbecue duty at every gathering, which is usually the same person every time.
Check their barbecue has a steel surface for the magnet before you buy. Most do, but some have enamel or aluminium hoods and lids where a magnet won't hold, and that's worth knowing in advance.
✔ Magnetic mount with no clamps, brackets or drilling
✔ Flexible gooseneck that holds its aim rather than drooping
✔ Weather resistant, so they can stay on the barbecue
✔ Two in the pack to light a wider area or keep a spare
✔ Ends the 'is it charred or burnt' guessing game
