Review on 🔦 NEBO 6000-Lumen LED Rechargeable Flashlight with 4X Zoom, 4 Light Modes, Waterproof & Impact Resistance, Power Bank, Battery Charging Indicator - 6822, Black by Jon Johnson

When working in poorly lit subway tunnels I find it necessary to have a powerful flashlight not only to light my way in a poorly lit tunnel but also so the drivers can see all my hand signals be able. Last year I bought a Nebo Redline Blast RC 3200 lumen flashlight. Not only did this flashlight light my way at 32 lumens, but it also dimmed to 320 lumens and 32 lumens. As the train approached my position, I was able to dim my flashlight and gesture to the driver without blinding him. At the time I wasn't sure if Nebo Tools could make a better flashlight, luckily I was wrong and bought a Redling 6K. Objects to take great photos with my smartphone. I can also dim the flashlight to 1200 lumens and 60 lumens, so I can give the driver a hand signal when a train approaches my location without blinding them. I can recommend both Redline Blast RC and Redline 6K to my friends and colleagues. I think there are two things Nebo Tool could do to make this flashlight better and maybe they should consider them when making next generation powerful flashlights. While 5000mAh is good, I think 8000mAh would be even better. As the world seems to be about to switch from USB Micro B to USB C, I think Nebo Tools should start using USB Micro C for future flashlights.