Rechargeable LED Spotlight Flashlights 8000 High Lumens, Super Bright Flashlight with 4 Modes IPX5 Waterproof, Large Searchlight for Fishing, Hiking and Camping with Tripod and USB Output

This light is nice. It’s bright and light weight. It has several intensities plus a strobe. The USB port is a plus for charging your phone. I bought it for blood trailing deer and it should work well for that. I got the medium sized one and it’s a good size for portability. The handle is comfortable. I haven’t used it enough to comment on the battery life( rechargeable). I did leave it on my deck where I was charging my phone. The plastic door that covers the battery indicator light, USB port and micro usb charging port was left open and it got a lot of rain inside the open cover. I put it in front of a fan for a day and it still works fine. It’s too big to carry in a Fanny pack but makes a great light to keep in the truck or at the house or camp. It’s very bright and the strobe is blinding. It’s at a good price point and I’m glad I bought it. The removable tripod will come in handy at the skinning rack or any place else for Hands free aiming. It is stable with a lot of adjustment for angle. The lens is not adjustable from spot to flood and it is a spotlight. I included two pictures with a standard solo cup for scale. The one I bought has a bell that is 4.5” diameter and is 10.7” long. Weight without the tripod is 10.8 oz.

I'm super impressed with the battery life on this thing. It lasts hours even at max brightness, which is enough to light up a medium sized room to a comfortable if somewhat harsh brightness.Tripod makes it great for pointing at the ceiling which is also nice for lighting up a room. Main downside is that there is no focus, so theres just a super bright dot in the center of the light source. It would be nice if there was a proper lense so that extra focused light could be dispersed more effectively for lighting a large area. Quality of construction is subpar. Theres noticible seperation between the two halves of the injection molded plastic, and the screws holding them together poke through the other side slightly. I don't plan on using it as a melee weapon, so I guess poor quality construction isn't that big of a deal. Still, better construction would be nice.

Pros: Rechargeable battery Lightweight Light is very bright Cons: Tripod is flimsy and doesn't stay secure Battery only lasted about 2 hours (at brightest setting) before it started getting dimmer and after 30 more minutes, was about dead. I've read other reviewers comment you can't/shouldn't charge the battery while also using the light. I haven't tested this myself, so I'm not sure how true this is. If true, this is another huge con for me. I need a light which can last approximately 8 hrs at its brightest setting.

Nice flashlight! Charges fast, bright, good value for the money

A. As many others have mentioned, this isn’t even remotely close to 90,000 lumens. It’s not even close to 9,000 lumens. Lights that produce that much light cost $700 and have aluminum heat sinks and fans to cool the LED. You cannot get a light that bright made out of plastic with a single emitter for $40. When I first got it, the biggest disappointment was that it is all plastic except for an aluminum ring between the body and emitter housing. EVERYTHING is cheap plastic. Plus it is feather light, which I guess makes it less heavy to carry, but just lets you know there isn’t a very large battery inside, and just adds to it feeling like a cheap piece of junk. This is strictly a spot light, not a flood light, and there is no zoom or adjustment. The hot spot is pretty bright for a $40 light, but it’s a very small, tight hot spot. That’s the only reason it looks that bright, because all of the light is focused on such a tiny spot. The plastic door broke off the first week I had it. Then after a couple months, the micro USB charging port broke, so I can no longer charge the thing unless I take it apart and modify it myself. And I didn’t abuse the light and cause the USB charge port to break. I’m sure it just was manufactured with a shoddy cold solder joint that just broke off, like cold solder joints do. The one cool thing it had was the folding handle/ tripod. It is also cheap plastic, but it has cool locking fold up me mechanism to switch it from a handle to a tripod quickly. The light has a standard 1/4”-20 threaded tripod mount built into the bottom, and the tripod is a standard 1/4”-20 thread used on all standard cameras and camera tripods. I think any light like this should definitely have a tripod mount built in, so I give it 2 stars for having the tripod mount. If I could have seen and held this light before I bought it, I would never have bought it. But something much higher quality than this is going to cost way more than $40. But at least a more expensive light would probably be well built and durable. A $40 light that breaks within 2 months of buying it is just a waste of $40.