Rechargeable LED Flashlight 1000000 Lumens, Long Range 5000ft, Super Bright USB C, Multi-functional Heavy Duty Strong Flash Light, High Beam for Emergency Security Camping

Excellent product

This flashlight works very well, and adjusting the focus of the beam is super easy by pushing the end in or out. It is my preferred flashlight. I don't find that I use the different brightness modes or the flashing mode, but it has those. It's nice that it displays the charge as a number. I find when it starts to get around 25% charge it is not as bright so I charge it around there. It does take a while to charge on USB C.

Super bright light with multiple modes. Rechargeable but can also run of batteries. Definitely recommended if you are needed a nice light with good focus abilities. Recommended for the price, comes with a small black light as well.

Love this thing! I've been using it for almost 9 months and it's been my go-to flashlight the whole time. I use it for urban exploration pretty much daily in rough spots, and it’s held up insanely well. I’ve dropped it a bunch of times: even had it fall about 20 ft- and it came out with nothing but tiny scratches that wiped right off. The brightness is great. I’ve used it inside abandoned buildings at night and never once wished it was stronger. You can adjust the beam width, and there’s a quick hold-to-power-off so you don’t have to cycle through modes. Battery life is exceptional for how bright it is: I keep mine on max and it still lasts well over 8 hours. The battery display is super helpful, and the three glow-in-the-dark notches make it easy to find in the dark. The light is a cool white, but not that ugly blue tint some cheap ones have. It’s lightweight for the power it puts out, but still feels solid and well-built. Charges with USB-C, and it even has a USB output so you can charge your phone off it in a pinch. I haven’t noticed any real heat build-up either. My only complaints: the strap snapped within the first couple weeks... though honestly, every flashlight strap I’ve ever had did that. And it takes a while to charge, longer than a phone, but that’s probably just the size of the battery.

This thing is great especially if you got nosey neighbors being weird at night... very bright, looks great, has multiple diff settings. Great product to have right by your back yard door or for camping or emergencies. Easy to charge, lasts a decent amount of time. i rarely ever have to charge this flashlight.

This is a good flashlight designed to provide strong beam while having a relatively small size. I don’t know why, but the flashlight manufacturers refuse to put information about the rechargeable batteries in the description. If you want the strongest beam, the largest battery is called 26650. This is what this light has and is optimized for. It also has a sleeve for a much narrower 18650 battery, 650 being the length, and 26 or 18 - the width. There is also an adapter for 3xAAA batteries, which you don’t want to use, unless you forgot to charge the main one. So, here is the list of what I like about this light: - low price. - small size. - zoom capability. -26650 battery. Included adaptors for other batteries. -very wide zoomed out and perfectly distributed brightness. Perfect circle. -very bright zoomed in. Perfect circle, unlike a lot of inferior flashlights, where the area is rectangular. The brightness is uniform. - can be used as a power bank. -good ergonomics. - battery charge indicator. - the USB-C charger is built in. What I don’t like: -I hate the side power button made of rubber. It can get ripped off if you are not careful and is hard to find by touch. I want a metal back button. -I don’t want a strobe mode. In fact, I don’t want any modes. If you want to darken the scene, zoom out. Just give me on and off, and preferably a lock functionality. -the weight can be cut in half with the same battery, while providing the same cooling. There is no need to unscrew the flashlight in 10 different places - battery compartment is the only one needed. Battery charge indicator can be replaced by 5 tiny LEDs. This is to be expected: relatively inexpensive zoom lights should not be submerged in water for any time. Rain is fine, but the zoom gasket will leak immediately if the light is submerged. Finally. it took me a while to figure out the difference between the less and more expensive model: it’s the brightness of the light. Everything else stays the same. I may buy the more powerful one day, but for now I’m happy with the less expensive model.