Hoxida LED Tactical Flashlight Rechargeable, IPX6 Waterproof Flashlight, 2000lm, Super Bright LED, Zoomable, Pocket-Size Small LED Flashlight for Hiking, Camping, Emergency

Excellent hand size light, Bright!, very light weight maybe a couple ozs. No more batteries!

Straight out of the box I was already impressed. Didnt expect it to be as durable and well designed as it was, like the many light functions it has and very bright as well. The magnetic end is absolutely genius. The little things that's not mentioned, like the pwr button lights up green when in use, I find to be very useful as well. It will be hard to beat the quality for such little price. Depending on its life span, it's unbeatable. Well done! 2nd Review..(Battery Issue) I still stand by my 1st review, but after using the flashlight, after a full charge it didnt seem to last very long at all. I did charge it to a full charge but after just a few short uses, the lights started diming quickly. I'm giving it a second charge overnight and will check the results and repost. If the battery only gives a small amount of use like my first try it could very well affect my ratings. Other than that it is a bang for your buck and a well built light.

I was alarmed when first one (of the set of 2) did not work. Second one I tried did. Then I swapped batteries and tried various things like banging on it. Somehow they now both work. Not sure what was wrong. The instructions do not say whether to charge it when you first use it. From what I know of these batteries, they probably come partially charged (like 50%). Then it's probably best to do a partial charge, like for 15 minutes. Like other lithium-ion batteries, it's best to avoid 100% and 0% -- try to stay in the middle for best battery longevity. Also these are probably good value to buy for just the batteries. They are of a certain standard size and useful in other devices. So it's like buying batteries and getting flashlights for free.

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I bought this a week ago just to have an extra little flashlight. Last night the power went out for four hours. This little flashlight, when pointed to the ceiling, lit up my entire first floor. The living room, dining room, entryway stairs, amazing! Now I wish I would’ve bought the set of two. So buying more now to have some to share with family. Great for emergencies! I only wish it had a battery I could replace myself. I don’t like that it’s rechargeable, but it is what it is. I cannot find a little flashlight as powerful as this one that has replaceable batteries.

The light quality is good. But of the two flashlights one came charged and the other not. The one that wasn’t charge won’t charge. The instruction manual that came with it tells you absolutely nothing and the English is so bad it’s basically gibberish. And the troubleshooting guide is worthless. Note: I also bought the larger single flashlight and it’s great. No problems so far.

I bought this twin pack to have a bright flashlight at home and with me, in case of emergencies. The tactical stuff is mostly marketing nonsense, the design here does look sturdy and I imagine that, in a pinch, having this in a fist could be a good deterrent... perhaps it's strong enough to break glass in an emergency even. Before I get into the bad stuff, I will say the light is bright. It is a blinding light comparable to what police officers would have. The flashing mode would definitely be disorienting at a range of around 10-15 feet (about 4 meters max, if my conversion is any good). Battery life is serviceable but, with charging taking longer than use, I reckon you may not want this as a go-to unit.. unless you're cool charging daily. I've gotten about 3-5 hours of use on and off (not continuous use). The rechargeable batteries in these STINK. I got one DOA and didn't notice for months because I was only using one. It'll work plugged into USB once disengaged from the battery compartment but the battery will not charge. Based on the low charge capacity and DOA battery, I imagine cheap batteries is how they offered these flashlights as cheap as they have. The design and quality is otherwise great but, without the option of traditional batteries, I'd skip these for something more tried and true. Sadly, these seem to be more cheap, untested, mass-produced Made In China junk.

Pros: I like its ergonomics. I like how it feels in my hand. I have big hands and it’s comfortable. I also like the adjustability/zoom feature. You can focus on and out. I really like the clip. It’s seems heavy duty. Weight seems good also. Feels sturdy. Cons: I don’t like that it doesn’t have memory settings. Also don’t like that you have to cycle through all the modes to turn the light off. Can get annoying. The instructions are a bit vague and don’t really indicate what color the button light should be when it’s done charging. Overall, it’s pretty bright, not bad for the money. I will be updating this in a bout a month or so.