High Lumen Tactical Flashlight With 5 Modes, Zooming And Water Resistance - Ideal For Camping, Hiking, Emergencies And Outdoor Activities By KEPEAK LED Review

This is a handy little flashlight to have around the house that exceeded my expectations for the price. It has five modes, a zoom, and is really bright. I'll probably only use the three brightness modes, but the strobe and S.O.S. modes might be useful if you would would want to keep this in your car or camper. It seems pretty durable, with a nice finish to its metal body, and a zoom that slides pretty easily. I would recommend!

My dad has been wanting to find a really good flash light and he'd always complain about how every flashlight he bought were always so dim and he'd go out and buy a new one well he finally got a super bright flash light and he loves it he uses it now every time he's walk out dog and he's always saying how it literally brights up the whole back yard and I've seen it my self lol

This thing is so awesome. Great size for my small hands. The telescoping of the light view is amazing. One of the best lights ever purcha

More expensive than a regular flashlight, but at least didn’t make outlandish claims that I felt stupid for finding credible from you’re competitor

This is a great flashlight. It's small enough to carry and bright enough to be useful. I love the focusing aspect so you can easily highlight an area.

Pro’s: Rechargeable, decent battery life under constant use, very bright on high beam, small, lightweight, fits in pocket easily or on keychain.Cons: flap for charger is hard to reinsert into place. High beam makes flashlight hot to touch after a few minutes.

This flashlight is super bright, which is to be expected from leds, which is great and battery life is good on it as well. The only really bad thing about it is not very heavy duty, and the battery pack moves around in the flashlight which is annoying when you’re walking.

I’m not sure how these rate five-star reviews. I can’t test it, but my guess is that the Lumen rating is an outright lie - I have lower Lumen rated flashlights that are brighter by substantial orders of magnitude. These are on-par with the old single-AAA battery incandescent penlights. The aluminum housing is ok - very light gauge - but it’s unnecessarily bulky, and the bubble lens and low-output LED is only useful to an effective range of 20-30 feet. This is item for the glovebox in a pinch if

Updated review, the company contacted me and gave instructions for the zoom feature. Good to place in multiple areas of the home. I purchased the 2 pack that uses batteries and I'm pleased. Will purchase more for gifting.

I'm really quite happy with these. Nice and bright and a great focus lens. I wish the focus slider cowling was a little firmer but it's not bad. Many inexpensive flashlights have a dinky little spring that connects to the battery and those can break. These flashlights have a spring-loaded brass dome that is very durable.I have enough flashlights now, but I'd buy these again for sure.

I was disappointed upon their arrival. They arrived repackaged, with no batteries and no instructions. I've owned them for 3-4 weeks., I turned one on, and the light blinked. I turned it off and back on and the blinking was faster. I didn't know this feature existed.

This is the brightest flash light I have ever owned! But be warned… if you want to see how bright this thing is… do not… DO NOT POINT IT AT YOUR EYES! Trust me, it will not end well! This little thing lights up over an acre of land, imagine what it does to the human eye. 👁 I will definitely be buying one of these again. Thanks, I love it.

Not all that bright, but 14 bucks for two is a deal. I should just stick to peet pen flashlight way brighter and USB chargeable for 20 bucks per flashlight worth it and BRIGHT

whole unit is a bit smaller than original nitecore. Optics not as large a spread. As far as I can tell uses the same led, similar brightness and temp. Comes with plastic inserts for an 18650 and works with AAAs or 18650 fine.

First time I dropped it the thing exploded into 5 or 6 pieces but it all went back together, and you never know what your going to get when you turn it on strobe SOS or solid beam

Actually pretty weak ligjt. Not a spotloght at all. Not worth the price. A much cheaper flashlight bought for $5 works way better. Was going to give one of the flashlights (set of 2) as a gift but did not bother. I needed for work but stopped even using soon after I purchased them. *Update to this review 12/19/22 by me.* Vendor contacted me and said they would like to send me replacement flashlights to try out and to see if review would be better, but they NEVER contacted me again and never…

Living in Maine, out winters are brutal! While shoveling the sidewalk last month, I dropped my flashlight into a snow bank. Hunted for it, but could find it. This evening, after the snow melted somewhat, there was my flashlight, which had been in the cold, wet snow for several weeks. Hit the button, and it was as bright as the day I bought it. While I wouldn't recommend storing your flashlight in the winter snow, be assured that it will work as good as new when it thaws out!

This is exactly what I've been looking for. It has a nice wrist strap, which is essential to me and a lot of companies skimp on this with either no wrist strap or a very small one. I'm very happy with this purchase.

Technically it works like a flashlight, so there’s that…. It seems like absolutely crap, honestly, not bright AT ALL, very dim at best…. this flashlight takes AAA batteries so I guess you can’t expect much with that power source…. I wouldn’t even take this camping, it does little more than glow, rather than cast light. Don’t waste your money.

I've purchased a number of these small-but-mighty flashlights over the years and while I don't expect them to last indefinitely or solve the world's problems, they have served me well overall. I keep one in the house and one in my car. My biggest issue has been leaking and corroding batteries that ultimately render these lights unusable. Now I check and replace batteries on a schedule so as to avoid that problem. I found the regular AAA batteries to be more reliable than the rechargeable…