🔦 Best 2021 Rechargeable Flashlights: High Lumens 2,000,000 Zoomable, 26650 Floodlight Spotlight, Strobe Light Lanterns - World's Brightest Flashlight for Camping, Outdoor Emergencies, Fishing, Power Outage, Cars Review

This light is so bright! I live in a very rural area surrounded by forest and I was looking for a good light to be able to go into the forest at night to see what my dogs are barking at and this flashlight does that and more! When you turn it on, it seems day outside, don't lie! And it has a cool camping light on the side (which you turn on by quickly pressing the power button twice) that's perfect when you need a thinner light AND it's rechargeable, which is what I was looking for! Holds a…

since childhood. The big flashlight in the house was a 4D cell, which didn't give a very good light, but it lasted for a while. This Chonkers flashlight is the last light you'll ever need! 2x26650 batteries will keep this thing going for HOURS! The bright light is almost too bright, but it's good for viewing long trails. Side light super night when working on sockets. Just double click and raise the light to direct the light to where you are working. This flashlight is awesome. It's not…

Until I bought this flashlight I was happy with my 18650 battery powered flashlights. By using a much larger 26650 x 2 battery, it gets power that lasts much longer than smaller 18650 flashlights, with less heat build-up in the battery cells. The flashlight does get warm, but mainly due to the high lumen output of the well-designed COB LED chip. The design also uses a heatsink-type channel head design to dissipate heat, which ultimately works well. I love it so much I've bought 3 total for the…

The flashlight arrived just in time. I did some work in the attic in my workshop. It's getting dark in the attic. Even with my attic lights you can't see it all the way through. This flashlight was really bright. Pro…. Bright...has a 4-way charge level indicator, has a side light (press the power button twice in a row to turn it on, then click once each time to switch to dim light, flashing red and red)... the light has high beam, low beam and strobe... there is a detachable lanyard... there is

When living in the country, good lighting is important in many cases. Our area has a cycle of aggressive coyote infestations that can be a cause for concern and because of this, taking my dogs out at night without seeing what's there and carrying a .45 caliber in my belt is problematic . When I walk my German Shorthaired Pointer and Rat Terrier at night, I turn on the headlights in the yard, but our landscaping provides enough shade for the coyotes to easily hide to challenge my dogs (the…