800 Lumens Rechargeable COB Small Flashlights with Folding Bracket, Bottle Opener, and Magnet Base – Portable Pocket Light for Fishing, Walking, and Camping Review

I love the design of the physical device - so many ways to attach it to things and it's impressively bright I just wish there was a way turn it on and off without going into strobe mode. I use this as a tent light and sudden flashing when trying to sleep is counterproductive. I also wish they had a "warm white" option because it's a very bright bluish white.

Everything about it is cheap. From the "hook" clip at the top to the cheap plastic lens on the flashlight that's sure to scratch your pocket, the stand on the back is also cheap plastic, the flashlight itself is housed in a cheap plastic square. held in an aluminum frame/frame. Luminous flux 800 lm. Because the base is poorly constructed, it will rock back and forth on a flat surface when you try to use its stand. I had really high hopes for this little light. Someone needs to make an…

Great flashlight. Very bright. It actually has 4 modes. For 100% you have to hold the button for a few seconds. Otherwise, a single print is 60%. Click again for 30%. Press again for strobe. Then off again. The stand has notches for a pitched ratchet to hold it at different angles. This is a useful feature that shows quality. With the screw hole, it can also be mounted on a tripod. The magnet holds the weight well. I don't like cycling through other modes to turn it off. If it's at super high…

The idea is a good one and the product seems solid apart from the flimsy little plastic stand on the back. The light is quite bright, there are 3 modes - bright, medium and strobe. The magnet is pretty strong. All of this is debatable, however, as the light stops working shortly after it begins to be used. Turns on for a second and then turns off. I bought two lamps, both failed the same way. Charging doesn't solve the problem. It's not exactly cheap, so I was expecting better quality control…

Loved this lantern right out of the box. It's very bright - the photo below is in LOW mode and you can see how much light it puts out. With HIGH and MAX it is not directly visible, especially in the dark. It seems to be very durable and charging works great, the LED changes color from RED to GREEN when charging. It snaps right onto your keychain and you can guess the size. Not very heavy, but makes the keychain a bit heavier. Just take off some of your old unused keys lol. The magnet is strong!

This little LED flashlight is incredibly bright, almost bright. I have no doubt it's all 800 lumens no matter how they measure it. It emits an ultra-wide beam, so it's more of a mini lamp than a spotlight. I mean well Everything in front of him is illuminated by unusually human eyes. That's why I said maybe bright. I think this is the best form factor I've seen in a mini light. Perfect for my dark conference room ceiling hanger. The magnet is great and the little stand is nice, but it's…

Bright LED lamp without a spot beam, making it useful as a work lamp under the sink, under the hood or in the attic. Built-in stand, carabiner and magnet allow you to position it close to your work. I lost the magnet when it fell down while working in the attic, apparently it wasn't attached with the glue left in the warm attic. There is no adhesive residue left and I've never found a magnet in a bloated pile of insulation so I can't identify it with certainty. Bag along with other random tools

Works great, build quality is satisfactory. I didn't burn the entire battery, mostly because I avoid deep cycle lithium batteries whenever possible. Most of the time I have lamps more appropriate than any situation I can use them in, but I don't carry them on my belt. the whole time. This is attached to a belt loop and is almost invisible due to the profile. It has FOUR modes of operation, not three; in order of command, medium, low and 4 Hz strobe. The mid/low average PWM current is reduced…