Zoomable 396Nm UV-Ultraviolet LED Blacklight Flashlight With 300LM For Detecting Pet Stains, Checking Passports, Money, Cosmetics, And More - Pocketman SK68 Review

Pretty standard flashlight quality. Have had no problems with it yet. Much brighter with lithium battery. That's my feedback!

Good SK-68 format light; takes AA or lithium 14500 batteries, with best performance from the 14500's. MUCH better brightness than any of the 5mm LED-style lights.

I don;t know if this product works or not. it's not at all clear what battery it needs. looks like an old size from when I was little. Still haven't been able to use it because I don't know what battery goes in. The space is too wide for AA or AAA so.?

Just a heads up, no battery and the light is not very bright, it's best used to in a darkened roomDust looks really cool LOL

This little light is fairly well built. Some rough edges but is comfortable in the hand. Is exremely bright using a 14500 battery. Would recommend for an inexpensive light. Pleased with performance. Would reccomend and buy again.

This is exactly what you should expect for what you pay. It's a cheap little flashlight that is sort of UV. I don't have a light meter to check, but it comes off more as a blue/purple LED than other LED UV lights I have used. UV reactive things sort of glow with it, but not as well as I expected. I am slightly disappointed as I bought a similar white light led flashlight from Ebay a few months ago and really liked it.

Good metal cased bright flashlight with single focus unlike my Mag lite that focuses from near to infinity. Is best for out to about 10 feet, otherwise the beam is too dispersed.

So I bought this item to check ids. Well it did it’s job but no really. It brought up all the special feat like it was suppose. But for the Washington IDs, it’s suppose to show a green state seal under UV light. With this one came out white. But with a streamlight uv pen, it show green. Same with password. Some passports show an image embedded in the documents under uv light. Well this one did. So if you looking for a UV light for scorpions and pet urine, this works great. But for id purposes…

I bought to use in jewelry making to check rubies to make sure they are real (they glow under it) and to showoff fluorites as they light up under uv. light. Wish it were brighter.

Yes it's a cheep china knock off UV light, but. stick a AA battery in it and check out all the things around you house and yard when its dark that glow. So the fun things inside that glow different colors might include, most all soaps bars, shampoo's, bananas, olive oil, honey, your skin, your teeth. Outside you can see spiders that glow, other unknown bugs that glow and if your in areas with scorpions or fire-fly's they glow and maybe even bigfoot will glow if you see it : ) Hope this helps

I bought this to cure UV resin for fly tying. I’ve used it for Loon and Solareze and it works great for both. The price was reasonable and I don’t care about brightness because it’s a UV light. But IT WORKS WELL! Yes, I’d buy it again.

I purchased this for use with curing UV glue or resin it works to a certain extent but I have found that it has trouble fully penetrating all the way through UV glue or resin that has been laid down if you're using this for light applications then you should be good to go? If you're using this for a heavy application of ruler resin I would suggest a stronger UV light option every time I've used it it seems to leave a light layer of uncured glue or resin on the top layer of whatever surface…

A small, pocket-sized UV light good for finding stones that glow. light-weight but bright and light can be focused for more intensity.

Don't like the adjustable focus. Use this for tying flies and curing UV glue. The focus is easy to move. Bought another UV light at Harbor freight that does a lot better job.

Other this black light appears to be made well, and does work. It is not a good black light it does not show, detect things that a traditional and maybe more powerful black light would and should. I would not suggest this black light to a friend.

I'm always worried about buying anything that's kinda cheap as it will either be fine or garbage.This was surprisingly nice for the money. Good feel to it heavier then it looks.I wound like one in normal white light. I also love one mode youReally don't need strobe or SOS. Strobe you can do manually andSOS is not hard to learn. Defintly worth the 8$.

Great Product, great price! Adjustable beam, only requires simple AA battery. Durable metal. Better quality than I expected and shipping was fairly quick. Great for diagnosing AC car leaks as the adjustable beam helps. You should make sure to get the yellow safety glass since this is UV there is potential for the light to reflect back.

Great little light you can carry with ya all the time. Battery like leaves a little something to be desired but highly recommended

It's a UV flashlight. I used it to try and identify an A/C leak in my jeep engine bay after putting some dye in the system. You can adjust the beam to be focused which is nice for aiming at hard to reach spots, like underneath all the hoses and lines. It's also fun to look at things like credit cards with it which have hidden logos that pop up under UV.

The light I got was extremely weak. It can only be used in total darkness (zero light). Even then it only shows any visible light for about 2 inches. I assume I got a one off bad quality device, but I will never buy another. Don't know if it is worth the time to return, explain, repackage, and take to the UPS drop off. It just seems like a great disappointment, waste of money, and waste of time.