2 Pack Rechargeable LED Flashlight High Lumens with Included Battery - Waterproof, Zoomable, 3000 🔦 High Lumen Tactical Flashlights, COB Work Light with Power Display, 5 Light Modes for Camping Hiking Review

After only a few uses the flashlights (both) just stopped working. The on/off button tries to work but doesn't work. Sometimes it burns, sometimes it burns faintly, sometimes it flickers, most of the time it doesn't burn at all. I played with the batteries, made sure they were fully charged, installed and reinstalled the batteries over and over again. Same bad unreliable results. I've had dozens of flashlights over the years. This is the worst thing I've ever seen. Can't even rate the…

I like these flashlights but the batteries that come with them suck. If they were real 1200mah batteries they might be worth keeping, but both are poorly tested: one rated at 822mah, the other at 875mah (left two batteries in charger). 2500mAh (tested on 2487). The blue cell is a different cell from a cheap flashlight I just bought (ignore it). 14500 cells, AA Li-ion battery can hold 800mAh. While the best 18650 can hold 3500mAh. That being said, do yourself a favor, find a better battery, and…

Is it worth it? Yes, you definitely should. Although I would be careful to wave them around. The magnets are strong, but not as strong as I quickly realized as one of them flew across the room. But in fairness, the flashlight light was unharmed after falling onto the bare tiles. These little suction cups are bright. They will light up the alley while also waking up your neighbors. The COB on the side is extremely useful alongside the magnet. Find something metallic and you've got a nice little…

I'll start by saying that I really like this flashlight. Nice and bright. I like the COB lights on the side and the magnetic base. The position of the power button, where your thumb is naturally down, is great. Then we go to the bad. The included battery is not very good. It doesn't last long enough. Bought larger batteries to replace. Firstly, the flashlight's USB port does not fully charge the battery. Then, even if you charge the batteries separately, the flashlight starts flashing, which…

The design is quite compact, making it easy to carry around and fit in ordinary bags. for two - a good deal! That's about twice as much as regular 18650 batteries. The problem is that the products have probably been on the shelf for decades. Batteries naturally discharge about 10% every year, no matter what? For reference and comparison I've bought an 18650 battery and flashlight for over 10 years but it still works like a charm. Then I'm really, really curious about the manufacturing dates of…

Almost excellent, but not quite. Bright enough for most applications, but the focus creates an image of a fairly large light-emitting element, so no bright spots are created. But yes, the focus shifts from a flood to a bright ray. Received some pretty hard beatings and kept working. It charges fairly quickly, but I usually charge it overnight and leave it plugged in for a couple of days with no problems, in other words I just use it without thinking about it. The biggest annoyance for me is…

Not very happy with the battery life. I also didn't like that the "focus" beam was on one well and firmly in place. The other was free and slowly slid out of its seat. I expected them to make it through the weekend, but they both died on the first night. Occasionally used for camping. Going to the lake across the street, using the restroom, walking around the camp to avoid the hazards of the trip, looking for firewood, etc. Other flashlights, camping lights, and headlamps have worked all…