Rechargeable Flashlight 100000 High Lumens Long Lasting 15H 6.57”

I had an Anker flashlight that I loved until I lost it. It appears that Anker has discontinued making them. In my search for a replacement, I found this one. So far so good! I use a flashlight daily for early morning or late night walks and so far I really like this one PROS: Very bright. While the LUMEN claims are exaggerated, this light puts out a very bright beam that is adjustable. It will flood your yard with light or can be adjusted to be a spotlight that will easily hit a target 100+ yards away. The construction feels solid. It tells you how much charge is left, so no more wondering if your light is about to go dead. It has features such as a strobe light and SOS function. It gets warm but not excessively hot. It is rechargeable but also comes with regular batteries and can be powered by either. I prefer a circular beam pattern to a square one and this one is circular. CONS: After 3 months of use I don't see any negatives. To turn it off I thought you had to cycle through all the modes but you can just hold the button for 3 or 4 seconds and it turns off. UNKNOWN: Durability. I've only had the light a few months, so I have no idea how it will hold up over time. The construction feels solid but you never know if a lights internal components will hold up until you own it a while. OVERALL: I am pleased with my purchase and at less than $20 I love the price! It more than meets my needs.

Purchased this for my emergency kit that stays in my car. The case makes this great fit to keep the light secure and protected. The battery life seems to be very good for many hours of use. It's nice to have the ability to recharge (hopefully the car can charge if the battery ever goes out and it's needed). The price was discounted to a little over $12, but currently showing available for about $20. It's a value at the discounted rate. I'm sure there might be others that are cheaper, but what you get with this light and case are quality! One thing I don't like about a lot of these kind of lights is you have to cycle through the various patterns before you turn it off. This switch you can press and hold and it will turn off and when you turn it back on is at the first option again. Being able to zoom and expand the light makes this fairly versatile and great for any need/use. I cannot measure the lumen output, but might have to challenge the 10,000 lumen claim. It's bright, but not sure a full 10,000 lumen bright. It's nice to see the battery percentage while in use - hopefully it is accurate. The case alone might be worth the price I paid for the light.

Use case-:I need a compact flashlight to search my hardwood floors for dog pee. Also using it as a nightstand flashlight for emergency. Pros - * EXTREMELY bright * Adjustable brightness and telescoping lens * Very solid and sturdy construction. It just feels well built. * Adaptive - comes setup as a rechargeable unit you can just plug into a cell phone charger. However, it comes with the adapter to change over to using AAA's. For emergencies, this is a game changer. Granted I just got this light, but unless it just randomly falls apart, I recommend this for anyone looking for a lightweight yet bright flashlight. (Will update if anything above changes)

Flashlight is a good size for everyday use. It charges pretty quick and it is nice and bright. It seems to be durable so far. I use it every night.

It's a nice flashlight. However, the battery drains fast. I have to constantly charge it.

Yeah, it comes in a plastic box so was bit hesitant of what sort of Cracker Jack prize of a flashlight. The good: Like the fact it come with a rechargeable battery and a battery adapter so you can use AAA Batteries if needed. USB C charge port, so no additional cable to pack. Nice battery percentage on the display. Super freakin bright. Wow, with the adjustable focus beam, you can send the light at least 1/8 of a mile. It’s metal housing is heavy enough to be solid, but not like carrying a brick The bad The strobe and SOS is a bit frustrating since pushing the power button changes modes rather then just turning the light on off. So you have to press and hold for 3 seconds or more to turn off or press the power button 5 times to get the light to shut off. The lanyard string cut itself where the string attached to the flashlight after carrying it off my wrist and the light swinging. The loop on the light is metal and has a sharp edge.

This was way beyond expectations. It has several different options for the beam, telescoping, strobe, flashing, wider, narrower, brighter. It is as described. It is also a good substantial weight, which was also unexpected. We are going to get a couple more for the cars.

It should be obvious that 100000 lumens is a ridiculous marketing ploy. But I assumed it would be adequately bright. And it is. I would hazard as guess that this flashlight is probably around 5000 to 7000 lumens in actuality. I've been using this flashlight pretty much continuously. The batteries do need to be charged more often than I would like. But, as mentioned, I have been using it a lot so I would imagine most flashlights would function similarly. It is solidly built in my opinion. I have dropped it multiple times pretty severely with no adverse effects. It has a nice LCD battery level indicator so it's easy to tell when recharging is necessary. This was a relatively inexpensive item and it functions great in my opinion.

Excellent product . easy to use Highly recommended !