Review on 🔦 Willcrew DF60 6000 Lumen Dive Lights - Scuba Diving Underwater Flashlight, 150M IPX-8 Waterproof Torch, Submersible Flashlight with 2 Batteries and Charger - Professional Gear by Alan Singh

I've looked at so many flashlights lately and unfortunately SO many of them are great and grossly exaggerate the brightness of their light. I'm happy to say that this is NOT an exaggeration. Wow, that's doable! First impressions, this is one of the heaviest flashlights I've seen and I've seen a lot of them. Seriously, out of 20+ lanterns, none has ever been so well made and so heavy. I'm just excited. Everything in it calls for great skill. You did so well. It's also one of the brightest lights I've ever had the privilege of looking at. Before you turn it on, you can see the chip's 6 LED indicators, and you know it will be bright. You turn it on and it all lights up. So many lighting companies claim to be ultra-bright or super-bright and this is one of the few companies that can be told that. The last cheap lamp I tested also claimed to have 6000 lumens with just a tiny LED chip and of course it wasn't even bright. This is perhaps the brightest light I've ever seen. He's definitely in the top three. I also like how it uses two 26650 Li-Ion batteries because you get a lot more run time, a lot more. You even get a charger with a USB cable. Some plastic sleeve adapters for small batteries are also included if you'd like. Although it would be a pity not to use the ones included in the kit. The only thing I don't like is that it doesn't have a power button. You turn the ring to turn it on and change the brightness. It's not bad, but that's why you can't operate it with one hand. It's strange that they went this route, but that's how it is. I won't drop stars because it shines in every other area. Such a great light, the price is really good, highly recommended!