Flashlight Rechargeable 2 Packs, High Lumens Flashlight, Super Bright Small LED Flash Light- Zoomable, Adjustable Brightness, Long Lasting for Camping, Outdoors and Home Emergency

Excellent flashlight! It provides powerful illumination, even for long distances. I've purchased it multiple times (5) to have one everywhere and to give as gifts—at home, in the car, for hikes, and more.It's truly small, portable and durable.It charges quickly and has a colored light that changes from red to green once fully charged. Plus, it uses a USB-C charger, making it easy to charge even with a phone charger (it brings its own cable) .The battery lasts a long time in use.It has a wide field of view and also allows for focused lighting. And other functionalities that I haven’t use so far.I added some glow-in-the-dark stickers to find it easier when it’s dark.

I really, really, like this flashlight. I have bought 4 so far and given one to my wife and my best friend. It’s very bright, not super blinding bright but very bright. The main reasons is that it’s inexpensive, perfect small size and USB C rechargeable. I keep one in my jacket pocket and another in my center consoleIt has a nice zoom feature that works for longer distance. It has a couple worthless flash and sos settings but if you hold down the button for a second you don’t have to cycle through them and it then turns back on the last setting you used. The low setting is plenty bright for walking at night and the high setting would make someone see spots

Great little flashlight. Second time I have ordered. This last time as travel gifts for a small family trip. Metal case with strap, bright light and the size of the beam can be adjusted. Use mine to walk the dog at night, fits great in my pocket. So convenient to recharge with phone charger. So no batteries to buy.

I bought one of these on sale in order to see how well it stacks up against my older, 18650-powered Anker lights (big thumbs-up on Anker flashlights, btw.) It's a good light, with a couple of quirks that prevent it from being excellent. One, the charging port is protected only by a silicone flap that is liable to tear off with regular use. Other rechargeable lights frequently put the charging port under a more robust, screwable end-cap, which protects the charging port from being fouled by lint and other debris. The second quirk is the zoom function. It's trash. At max zoom, the optics project a tiny, brilliant image of the LED emitter that is pretty much unusable. This isn't a huge deal because at minimum zoom, the light makes a nice, bright flood that projects a fair distance - definitely good enough to light up a small yard or driveway. I opted to glue the zoom bezel shut and tape over the seam. So, do I still recommend this flashlight? Yep, just not for heavy use in dirty conditions. But it should suffice for a few years of regular use walking the dog, finding a dropped screw, etc.

Excellent in all regards. I bought 2 and have given them as gifts. Ostensibly similary rechargable flashlights from REI cost $70-120!! The one drawback is the instruction sheet. Too small to read IMO.The illumination from them was as good for binocular microscope as fiberoptic units costing many times more, and a lot easier to carry around. I used the YYST magnetic base mount to hold them. Great product (ask again a couple of years from now).

It’s a flashlight I don’t know what I can say except the color is pretty and it works well. I got it to keep inside my car. It doesn’t wash windows, but it does give off good light.

This flashlight is exactly as described. It's just the right size for a small bag or pocket. The light is very bright and is easy to adjust from wide angle to one beam. Charging is simple - it took approx. an hour and has lasted for days. The strobe light would be very helpful if you needed to attract help.Thank you!!

*Skip to second paragraph to read about strobe*This flashlight is great. Its not super bright, but when fully charged it does a decent job and usually suffices. Its strengths come from the zoom function (which can be adjusted with the same hand you hold it with making it conveniently unencumbering) it takes a little finesse, but if i can do it missing a finger, im sure others can as easily.Unfortunately, it comes with 4 settings: High, Low, Fast Strobe, Slow Strobe.I hate the latter 2 functions as much as the average flashlight user. There is a trick. It's not perfect, but good enough to still rate 5 stars. If you hold down the button it will skip straight to Off. When i learned this on accident i was relieved and excited. I use the first setting the majority of the time and the second (dim) setting the rest of the time when the occassion arises. I NEVER use strobe and i think it's dumb that the industry defaults to this preset. I don't see it as a feature, but as an inconvenient defect. If someone needs that function, there should be a selection that offers the ability to do so rather than assuming everyone would prefer it. Ive included a link to another small flashlight that I own and use very often, sometimes daily. It has Low, High, Off.------strobeless-flashlight-link-------ThruNite Saber 659 Lumens AA Mini... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CDWSYHS5?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_shareThis ^ one is much brighter and has only 2 settings and can clip onto an edge forwards or backwards. The flashlight that I'm reviewing is only better in 1 aspect, which is the zoom on/out function . I use the one in the link way more