🔦 BUYSIGHT Rechargeable Spotlight: Ultra Bright Handheld Flashlight, 6000 Lumens, Lightweight and Durable (Aluminium Alloy Black) Review

I love this light, we live in an acre of land with no street lights so my son and I have to clean up animals at night and this is perfectly bright! It's sooo bright with two settings that allow me to see all of my belongings, it's bright and I didn't realize it mattered until I bought a flashlight that was so heavy it was hard to carry it comfortably to hold with one hand. . This lantern has a nice handle and a shoulder strap! Love this light, may order two more. One for the other side of the…

After reading the rave reviews I bought one of these lights and was very disappointed! This headlight can cast a beam, but that's it! This "spot" light is indeed a "spot" light because it literally emits a beam of "spot" light! Battery life sucks too! The first night I only turned on the light a couple of times to see what it could do. The light burned no more than 15-20 minutes. The second night the battery was almost completely empty, it was useless! The light also looks and feels like a…

I love this flashlight. I needed something to light up the dense forest behind our property as we have a variety of wildlife. The color temperature of this flashlight. 4k-5k. Bob is narrow and bright even from afar. In total darkness it emits a powerful beam at about 200 and about 300 feet at half brightness. The pistol grip is comfortable and the device is relatively light. I can see how I can keep it on track for a long time without tiring my arm. The zone light and tripod are a nice…

This flashlight is the brightest I have ever owned. I use it as a headlight at night when my dogs go out so I can keep an eye on them. I'm very happy about it, but dogs on the other hand are very angry about it. I can tell you that the brightness will be very, very uncomfortable if you shine it in their face, so don't do it. Haven't charged it yet but it's just as bright today as it was when I got it. I don't know what magical mystical little elves live in it to keep the battery charged for so…

Wow. Two really good headlights (models Q953 and L953) - neither can go wrong. Both are light and well balanced. Both models feature high/low high beams and softer high/low side lights. The side beams can be set to flash red and blue alternately and the main beams can be set to strobe. So for me it's just a matter of preference - do you want to point and shoot (Q953) or be the center of attention (L953). When walking the dog like a tote bag. If I'm looking for something high or low, I like to…

This rechargeable work light comes with a tripod and a clip/nylon clip to hang it around your neck or something else. It also comes with a charger that plugs into an outlet and into the back of the flashlight. I liked the side lighting option, which comes in handy when you put the flashlight on a tripod. The light is not bright, which would make it difficult to work on reflective surfaces or when looking in the direction of the light. Another good thing is that you can turn on both the main and

I have a Stanley Fat Max spotlight (2200 lumens) and this Buysight spotlight (6000 lumens). The Stanley Fat Max is much brighter and has a much longer range. I don't know where the 6000 lumens come from. Personally, I don't appreciate companies that over-promote their products. The Buysight seems cheaper but has an aluminum body, while the Fatmax (although it seems heavier) is made entirely of plastic. It seems that Buysight takes more damage when falling. Buysight has more features like a side