Review on 🔦 Delxo Patriot Flashlight: Handheld Solar Powered Tactical Flashlight with Cell Phone Charger & USB Rechargeable Waterproof Car LED Flashlight – Multi Function for Emergency Situations by James Holker

There are many good things to say about this flashlight and its features, but here is what I would like to see in the new version of the fakes and the original PatriotXT: • The lamp is much brighter • Lenses that feature focus adjustment to help with close-up versus distant lighting. • Removable (accessible) battery so you don't have to throw it away when it runs low. Why do people who make feature-rich products always forget that users need the convenience of using products? As far as I can tell it's impossible to even open it, it's sealed very well. too good. The claim that the battery in this thing lasts that long is far from true. The world's most advanced batteries last no more than a few thousand charges at best if used perfectly. Saying "thousands" of reloads is a bit of an exaggeration. With almost daily use and charging, this can last a maximum of two to three years. We know #18650 is used internally, so why not give us access to replace it if needed? Even the cheapest flashlight on the market allows you to do this. Just not this one. • The siren is not as loud as it should be, even when the cover is removed at the end. • Such an emergency product must find a way to be completely self-contained. The charging cable must somehow be integrated into the socket of the product so that it does not have to be carried along. A retractable cord would be very cool. Nobody did. But perhaps best of all is a sturdy metal handle that slides out of the handle with a USB connector on the end, so you don't have to carry around an extra cable. • Why use blue LEDs for alarm? The normal curb color should only be yellow or red. Blue is the color reserved for law enforcement. I only see hooligans putting this light in their windshield to pose as a police car and force the guards to stop at night. This would be abuse as red and blue go together and often flash like the lights on the front of a police car. It wasn't a good idea to turn on the blue turn signals with the red turn signals.