Rechargeable LED Flashlights High Lumens, 3000 Lumens Super Bright Flashlight with 5 Modes & Waterproof, Powerful Handheld Flashlight for Camping Emergencies

Well nowadays we can say goodbye to dead batteries in most of our battery powered stuff, like flashlights for example. These new batteries we have nowadays are great. I wanted a good flashlight, I have this 6V lantern powered flashlight. With a new battery in it, isn't too bad, but this new flashlight puts it to shame. The 6V batteries are expensive and don't last very long either. This flashlight is a cheap piece of plastic junk not like my new one that's made from anodized aluminum. It is finished off very well and has some knurling on the handle but it's not sharp at all. Looks more to be a machined or milled type of grip. That's ok it's not hard to handle and has good balance to it.It adjusts it's beam by pulling the head of it in and out. It's supposed to be rated at 990,000 lumens, if it is I don't have any way of rating it but it's real bright. Good enough for what I need it for. I would not look directly into the beam of this thing as it might blind you. I left it on a cell phone charger for a couple of hours. It had some charge in the batteries when I took it out of the box. I took my Doggie outside for the evening and it was around midnight., I live up in the mountains and there's very little residual light so I was anxious to try it out it lit up my entire back yard as bright as day! I focused the beam down to a small square that for some reason has like crosshairs in it. It illuminated some 100' plus Douglas firs at the tops of them. Very bright. For $46.00 and change I think it's a fair priced flashlight considering what you get, rechargability, decent charge life and bright, very bright. I don't think you'd be disappointed if you bought this one.

I love that this flashlight is so bright and has many different functions. It's the perfect weight and size, and I love that it's rechargeable to save on using so many batteries as in other flashlights. I am using it around the house mostly.

Good product quality.

Okay, so as soon as I saw this flashlight, I knew it would work for my situation. Keep in mind, I have an 8,000 lumen LED in my garage, so I have something to compare this flashlight too. I also saw the lumen rating advertised & immediately knew these people had no clue of what they were talking about & just plastered a stupid high number on the listing.The flashlight works great & is made well. The single chargeable battery charges relatively quickly & lasts a long time, exterior of flashlight is made of aluminum for rigidity. The lumen output at max brightness is similar to my 8,000 Lumen LED, maybe a hair brighter at like ~9,000 lumen. There is no way that this flashlight is near 100M Lumen as the listing says, that would not only be illegal, but it would cause severe damage to your eyesight, even looking at it indirectly if that was the case. It's said that 10k lumens is about where you eyes start becoming damaged if directly exposed to light, so for good measure, don't look directly into the bulb while it's turned on. Lylting, you seriously need to change your advertised lumen rating. The sun can permanently damage your eyesight at ~127k lumen on earth's surface, your lumen figure for this flashlight needs to have 2 zeros removed from the end.

This flash light is great Durability, side and the light is amazing. You can adjust the light. We used it recently due to a power outage.

Super bright and seems to charge up pretty quickly (used a 2.0A USB charger; no charger is included). Beam focus is nice, i hope it does not come loose from use. Nice that it has different light intensities but i wish it was not all controlled by cycling the power button. One push to turn it on Bright, then to turn it off you need to either press and hold the button for a few seconds, or cycle thru Low Beam, Flash, and Blinking S-O-S in Morse Code... makes it kinda weird. The "flash" is a rapid high-intensity blinking that is intended to blind and disorient an intruder when confronted at night. Not sure if it will work on wild dogs, coyotes, or alligators, though.More of a pseudo-survival flashlight than a regular home or automobile flashlight (bought this to keep in my car, i always keep a torch in all my cars).PROS - lightweight, bright, apparently weather resistant (havent dunked it in water... water and lithium batteries are a horrible horrible combination). EXTRA PRO: since it recharges via USB, you can be totally off-grid with this by charging it from a solar-powered USB power pack.CONS - shaft is small in diameter, somewhat difficult to grip when wearing thick gloves. All the extra light patterns are fluff, wish there was just a simple On/Off. (Seriously, how many people can you think of that know Morse Code?)WOULD I BUY AGAIN? - because i like the outdoors and live in the Nevada High Desert, YES. But this is too "feature-rich" for plain vanilla on/off home-type flashlight... unless you are into that thing, of course ;-)

The media could not be loaded. I recently purchased the Lylting Rechargeable LED Flashlight, and I must say, I am incredibly impressed with its performance. This flashlight is a powerhouse, boasting an impressive 200000 lumens that truly illuminate the darkest of spaces.One of the features I appreciate most is its zoomable function, allowing me to focus the light beam as needed, whether I'm navigating through a campsite or searching for something in my backyard. The three different modes provide versatility for various situations, from a bright, wide beam for general use to a focused, intense beam for long-distance lighting.The waterproof design adds to its durability, making it a reliable companion for camping trips and emergencies alike. The fact that it's rechargeable is a huge plus, saving me money on batteries and reducing waste.