sofirn SC29 Led Flashlight Rechargeable 3000 Lumen, Small Powerful Flash Light with USB C Handle Pocket Torch, Long Battery Life, IP68 Waterproof for Emergencies, Dog Walking

Great flashlight. gets real warm when used on highest setting, and feels like the sun is baking your skin when you point it at exposed skin. it is extremely bright for such a small flashlight. charging port is nice and silicone plug seems well made. lots of settings and easy to learn how to switch between them all using long or fast pushes of the button. seems durable. nice design.

Incredible flashlight. I did have a small problem with it.. This is the second one of this flashlight I bought. I had to send the first one back because I could not get it to turn on. I tried everything, I took out the small insulating paper that was on the back of the battery. The light would not come on. I tried charging it, but the light was always green saying it was fully charged. The light would come on when it was plugged in, but the settings did not work right. So I sent it back instead of calling anybody. I got this second one and the same thing happened, but I was determined to figure out what was wrong. I had thought I had screwed the back cap on tight, but I realized I was wrong. I soon noticed that you could screw the cap on even tighter. In fact, you need to screw the cap on all the way until it will not move anymore. This is really tight, but it worked. Still the one click did not turn it on. You had to long press and the moon light setting came one. After that you did another long press and the next three brighter settings would happen. Now you could single click and the light would go off and then single click again and the light would come on at the last setting. I believe the first one I sent back would have also worked if I had screwed the cap on as tight as possible. Aside from this, I now like the function of the light. Its very bright at the high and turbo setting and has a long throw. You have to double click to get the turbo setting and double click again to get the strobe mode. A single click after any setting will turn the light off. It is very well built and fits my hand perfectly, so I still gave this flashlight a 5 star ratings even with the problems I had. I think they need to described better what you can do if the light does not come on at first. Either that or make it so you don't need to screw the cap on so tight just for the battery to make contact. Literally if you back the cap off just 20 deg the battery will lose contact. This is a very tight tolerance. I suppose I could pull the spring inside the cap out some so it would make contact earlier. But I should not have to.

This flashlight became my best buddy during an extended power outage after Hurricane Helene. Three settings, the brightest of which will light up an entire room nicely. And it still fits in your pocket. I've now gotten a second one just to have one in reach at all times if necessary. The magnetized bottom was also really powerful and useful. Edit: Received the 2nd, and disappointingly the base magnet has been weakened. This one won't even hold itself horizontally. The strong base magnet was a lot of what made it so useful during the extended blackout. smh

Really bright. Came well packaged and i looks and feels premium. Didnt expect it as i bought a random flashlight with the requirements i wanted.Has a few different light modes based off holding or pressing main power button, and a lock function via a few presses. Somewhat easy to use after messing with it. The light projects far and wide. Light dims over time because of heat or something else when on bright modes. Other reviews and a quick search mentions that, not an issue for me.Has a magnetic back plate, can hold itself but an attached lanyard will not allow it to be flush to the surface.Great quality and battery life. Nice that its rechargable. Plug is secure so it should be drop in a river or heavy rain safe.Part of my everyday carry, can be used day or night, super bright or really dim.Would buy again

I bought this flashlight back in September of 2024, 10 months ago, and it just died on me this morning.I do admit I use my flashlight a lot at work, I work nights campus safety at a university, and I do use it at home when I left my dogs outside to do their business at night. I guess I life tested it in under a year.A tactical flashlight that I paid $30 for I would hope would last me more than a year, but I won't squabble that much, so only one star taken off for lack of longevity.The flashlight was pretty bright and I liked how a double tap on the power switch would send it directly to turbo brightness. But the power would drain quickly on this flashlight, especially the last 2 months. It would indicate that it needed to be charged, and then would indicate it was done charging soon after I plugged it in.I did take another star off because it could get really hot when changing or even when being used. It accidentally would get turned on it my pocket (all the freaking time, once a week at least) and my leg would be on fire and not just because of the heat coming from the light beam, but the body of the flashlight itself.I do not really recommend this tactical flashlight. I would recommend you get something else.

The flashlight is small, very easy to use and throws a very powerful light on all settings.Made from high quality material, it was way more than I expected.I would deffently recommend this flashlight to anyone looking for quality, functionality, and value for your money.Additionally, there is a very strong magnet on the end of the flashlight that has proven to come in very handy on more than one occasion.

This is not even close to a 3000 lumen flashlight. It is slightly dimmer than my Nitecore EC30 that runs on 18650 batteries and was released a decade ago. The Nitecore EC30 is rated at 1800 lumens and that seems about where this light is. The 21700 that comes with this flashlight barely feels heavier than the 18650 sized batteries that I use. I would be surprised if it reached 80% of is claimed rating. Don't do business with companies that lie to you, get a nitecore.