Rechargeable Tactical 18650 USB Flashlight, Powerful Cree XML2 Led Flashlights, Stepless Dimming Bright 1600 High Lumen Waterproof Torch Light, Intelligent Power Indicator, Bike Mount+Battery Included

I work on floating cranes, and gets pretty dark out on the water. This little guy is exactly what I was looking for. It's compact, super bright and well focused beam. Comes with a removable 18650 battery that can be charged with the flashlight or on a standalone charger. I just use the extra 18650's I carry for my vape mod. You can really feel the quality of this thing when you pick it up. For such a small light, it has a bit of weight to it. Did I say it was super bright, it really is, and well worth the $22 anyday.

I really like this flashlight. It is small, has a good weight balance, is rugged, and is very convenient for pocket or purse. One problem I had was with the instructions, which are confusing. They do not include a diagram so you don't know which way to insert the battery (it goes with the raised center tip downward toward the head). The instructions keep referring to a "side switch". There is no switch anywhere, just a single button. When charging the battery, the switch flashes red. Once fully charged, it shows solid green. It charges pretty quickly, less than one hour if you use a USB-C home charger. One possible downside is that you cannot adjust the size of the beam, so you can't make it larger or smaller or pinpoint it. I walk my dog at night, and the beam lights up pretty well. I would not go so far as to say 1,000 feet as claimed, but certainly a good 50 - 60 feet is well lit. Press and hold the button, and the brightness will adjust from very bright to dim, then back again if you continue to hold the button. Double-press the button quickly, and the strobe activates. My dog is not dog friendly, so I need to see other dog walkers before they get too close, and I also want them to see me. With this flashlight, you will be seen. If you don't use it for a while, loosen the cap where the battery is enclosed, and that will help keep the charge last longer. For the price, I don't think you can beat this flashlight, which includes the rechargeable battery, battery charging cable, and bike mount. I would definitely buy it again.

I don't like cycling through modes. One press on, one press off. Hold to dim to 50%. Built in charger. Power button on side. No zoom but has a bright spot in the middle and large circle of reflected light. I bought two more.

Great we'll made flashlight. Almost returned it as defective before realizing there's a thin, hard to see plastic sleeve around the battery. It would only work while plugged in before realizing the plastic sleeve was preventing the battery from conducting. Once that was figured out the light feels great in my hand. Seems the majority of the negative reviews stem from folks not taking the plastic off the battery. In their defense there's no mention of it in the instructions and it's hard to see. Also the case it comes with is well made and durable. Pretty darn bright.

I am actually impressed. My favorite thing is finally I have a flashlight that doesnt have those friggin strobe and sos and other annoying modes. All I want is a flashlight and this thing delivers. I love being able to keep it in the car and charge it right there. Also the pics in the ad that show it lighting up a yard bright like a spot light are no joke. This thing will blind you. It is amazingly bright and stays pretty much the same brightness the whole duration the battery lasts. The indicators are nice giving an idea of low battery, charging and charged. So far it's been reliable with no random drop outs or dimming like other brands. It appears very well built and hopefully holds up well. The only slight bummer is its battery will only last about 30min but I totally expect a shorter life than other lights because this one stays bright from start to finish.Just an update. The battery life is definitely not the longest but to achieve the brightness this thing has off 1 battery is completely understandable. It is practically like a police spot light.

Generally a pretty nice flashlight. Not anywhere near the 1400 lumens advertised (my 700 lumen Tipeye is brighter). It projects a central hot spot with fair width at reduced intensity. This makes it well suited for trail walking or riding as long as you can project the got spot down the trail. I like that it doesn't have an annoying flashing mode I have to cycle thru. The continuous dimming function works well, but there is only a small spread between full power and lowest power. Which means even at lowest power, battery life will be limited. Good quality construction. The battery it comes with had plastic covering the poles that must be peeled off. I like the side switch.

All I have to say is this is THE best value flashlight I have EVER owned! I have lots of flashlights, which my wife doesn't understand why I need anymore, but none of them are as bright has this one. I first saw it at a gun show when a vendor was trying to sell it for a lot higher price, but I was not going to fall for that trap. Thankfully I found it on Amazon literally more than half the price what the guy was selling this for, but when he demonstrated & compared it to other flashlights, I was sold by it. I ordered on Amazon the moment I got home & never regretted it ever since! I did charged it & waited a little over 1.5 hours & man it really brightened up the room. The battery does have some charge to it but I guess it did not have a full charge. I will TOTALLY recommend this flashlight in a heart beat. It's way better than Olight, Surfire, etc. Thankfully it does have a rechargeable battery & a USB port to charge the battery. It sure brought a nice case with it along with a cable & rack to connect to your gun, bike, etc.