Review on 🔦 Ledlenser MT10 Flashlight: 1000 Lumens High Power Rechargeable Handheld - Perfect for Backpacking, Hiking, and Camping by Daniel Ogbebor

As a Ranger for The Dyrt, I get the awesome opportunity to test out amazing products in exchange for an honest review. This time, I tried out a rechargeable flashlight. The Ledlenser M10 did not disappoint!Now, while this is not the lightest or smallest flashlight in the world, it has so many features that rock, you won't really want to leave it behind. My favorite feature…it's rechargeable. That means no more wasted batteries! Here are some of my favorite things about it:I already mentioned it's rechargeable, and really.that's a great point! On one charge, it can be on high beam (1000 lumens) for about 6 hours. On low beam (10 lumens…still enough to read and hang a bear bag) about 144 hours. Tell me this thing doesn't rock!It's not giant. It has a huge punch for it's size. That means you can toss it in a purse or a pack. And it comes with a little pouch (can be attached to a belt) and a clip (in case you want to clip it directly to your pack or pocket instead). Ya, it has a little weight to it, but you'll be glad you didn't leave it behind.You can adjust the beam to "near" and "far". No…this is not a muppet reference. Okay, maybe it is, but seriously…you CAN! Create a wide beam for "all over" viewing, or zoom the beam in for more precise location. It's a unique feature that Ledlenser boasts with their products.You can choose which "program" you want for your flashlight when you turn it on. There are a series of "high/medium/low" combos that are available, and you can program the flashlight to recognize the sequence you like best. Not only that, but one sequence creates a quick flashing "strobe" that helps in an emergency.The only problem I had was reading the instructions for setting up the sequence I wanted. They are in English, but mainly in picture form. Once you know what the pictures mean, they make sense, but to make sense of them, I actually had to do a little research online. But it's well worth your time to be patient and learn the system.