🔦 Delxo Patriot Flashlight: Handheld Solar Powered Tactical Flashlight with Cell Phone Charger & USB Rechargeable Waterproof Car LED Flashlight – Multi Function for Emergency Situations Review

Don't know if it's waterproof, but it survived two accidental drops. There is a nice strong light that illuminates the woods in my backyard well. I love that it can be charged from the sun and I try to get it out in the sun every day to keep it fully charged.

Works well so far but has a red button for sound effects. At first I thought it was a light switch, but it's not. It makes a siren sound that is not very loud and sounds like a child's toy. I only wish they could get rid of this item. This part is completely useless.

The flash fits perfectly in your hand. Gives good light. I carry mine in my PU and it always charges when needed. I don't keep it in direct sunlight, but it's always charged. I don't keep it in the glove box either. (I keep it in the door compartment) UPDATE - Flashlight just doesn't work anymore. I can't make the slightest accusation. It only lasted 3 months. Spring. It was great while it lasted.

This lantern makes a great gift, car accessory or home. It's blindingly bright. And the strobe function will stun you on the go. I also love the fact that it has an emergency flasher function if you break down on the road, and the seat belt cutter is a nice safety addition too. I bought 3 of these - 1 for myself and 2 as gifts and both were very happy with them. Will definitely be getting some more for Christmas gifts!

USB charger broken. The light doesn't always indicate when it's not charging, so you just have to leave it on for a certain amount of time and then guess and take it off. I have no idea why they say it can be used as a hammer. Why use a flashlight instead of a hammer? It is not strong enough to be used as a hammer and not strong enough to withstand a fall. Be careful as the solar panel can easily break if dropped. They only rely on USB charging. That's a cool cool thing. Not bad for the price…

I bought this flashlight because there is no sidewalk on my street. If I were in an emergency I would lose my composure so damn fast. The strap didn't even last for a month of nightly use (about an hour every night on the way home). Otherwise a great purchase. Update: I got this back in March, the bracelet broke again. Now that the flashlight landed it landed on a narrow muddy trail so nothing that could damage even the dollar store lights (and I dropped it to know) but now my flashlight will…

I've had this flashlight for a little over a year. To show how little I use it, I only had to charge it once in that time. After charging, I turned it on and it charged. However, the next time I used it, I turned it on and it was DEAD. I found it weird and put it in the sun to charge and a full day later I went to check it and turned it on but it was still DEAD. I did some experiments and thought maybe the ON button was activated and I pressed it and reloaded = Still DEAD. I clicked it again…

When I first received the flashlight, I was impressed by its bright light and other features. I haven't used it for four weeks and found the battery dead. So I charged it via my computer's USB port and the charging indicator showed that it was charging well. Then I tried the light and it worked well. Then 30 minutes later I tried the light again and it was dead. So I charged it again thinking it was the battery but the charge indicator went off. So I tried the flashlight again and nothing…

There are many good things to say about this flashlight and its features, but here is what I would like to see in the new version of the fakes and the original PatriotXT: • The lamp is much brighter • Lenses that feature focus adjustment to help with close-up versus distant lighting. • Removable (accessible) battery so you don't have to throw it away when it runs low. Why do people who make feature-rich products always forget that users need the convenience of using products? As far as I can…