victagen LED USB Rechargeable Flashlight, Tactical Handheld Torch 1000 Lumen, IP65 Waterproof Flashlight (4500mAh Battery Included),Super Bright 4 Mode

Solid light with a dedicated power button that cycles through modes — you won’t have to learn and remember a complicated pattern of clicks every time you want to switch. After hours swapping between various lumen intensities, strobe lights, and S.O.S. patterns on other flashlights, I loved that this light kept things simple without blasting us with the strobe as we toggled through modes. It was also one of the most comfortable flashlights I've owned and tested, feels great and grips easily in your hand. Over all, great solid quality feel, brightness is good enough to compete with a $80-90 lights. Long range beam, and it doesn't get extremely hot in high mode. I would definitely recommend this light for its aggressive price and great quality. Uses 26650 batteries, its also compatible with 18650 batteries. You can purchase a pack of 2 batteries from EBL - 26650 Batteries 5000 mAh's for under $20 for back up batteries.

Two things I don't like. I really don't care for the switch operation. You must cycle thru all modes (except SOS) to turn it off. 2nd, the lens is set up for "spot." (I prefer more of an area light for my use) Those two things mentioned, I don't dislike it. It's bright enough and brighter than many standard battery flashlights, even some 5 cell LED flashlights with alkaline batteries. The light is VERY white, definitely on the upper end of the Kelvin scale. The built in charger is the reason I went ahead with the purchase. I simply wanted to have a 26650 flashlight with a builtin charger. (nice green charging led above the power/mode switch) This one seems to work very well so far. I've tried many other inexpensive 26650 flashlights. This one is pretty good so far. The flashlight has a good "solid" feel." A battery comes with it. Hmmm, this battery (the one that comes with it) weighs more than my "supposedly genuine Panasonic batteries." The battery that comes with it weighs 3 3/8 ounce or 94 grams and the "Panasonic's" I have weigh in at 2 3/4 ounce or 78 grams. Hmmm, anyone have a Panasonic they could weigh? I personally think the price is very fair for what I have here. We'll see how it works after few months and will get back to this if anything changes. Oh, the amperage on "high" on this unit is 1.3 amps (1300 ma) and .3 amps (300 ma) on low.On EDIT: (after using it for a week or so)- #1, battery life is excellent! (continual high mode use-an easy (unverified guess totaled run time) 4 hours)- #2, I absolutely hate the power/mode switch selector, BUT, you 'kinda' get use to it. "ON" then 3 rapid clicks to "OFF" - just plain dumb in my opinion, but just irritating. (definitely not unusable)- #3, fits my hand just fine - someone complained it's uncomfortable in one of the reviews-my hand are quite large, I find it comfortable- #4 so far the charger seems excellentStill a very good value for the price...

This is an amazing tactical flashlight. As you can see in one if the pictures it is just a little taller than a 12 oz. soda can. It is also extremely bright. This flashlight has three settings high, low, and strobe. A bonus is if you hold the button down for about 3 seconds it starts the S.O.S feature which is great in emergencies. This is rechargeable and water proof. Highly recommended.

This Flashlight was advertised as having 4 modes of lighting; High, Medium, Strobe & SOSThe one I received has only 3; High, Medium, & Strobe. There isn't any SOS setting !Did I get last year's model ??After a Video was posted and viewed on YouTube as to how the flashlight SOS mode is implemented, it now works as describe. As mentioned elsewhere, in order to get the SOS mode to come on, the button has to be HELD for 4 to 5 seconds. This is NOT stated or evident per the instructions.

I camp a lot. In the past I always carried tons of extra little batteries in the glove compartment and then moved them to the backpack. All that weight! Aagh!. But this new flashlight has changed all of that. I needed a flashlight I could recharge with my phone and not have to carry those extra batteries. I also needed a flashlight I could use to illuminate the whole inside of the tent or the campsite while I do all the evening stuff. LIFE HACK: take the flashlight and shine it on or lay it down shining on a gallon jug of water. The jug will light up the whole room. My only (small) wish for this flashlight is that I could focus the beam to be smaller or wider based on the situation. But no complaints. I love it.

I have no way of measuring lumen output, but have compared this to four other inexpensive flashlights that claim to be in the 1000 lumen ballpark. This is of similar brightness to the others. (All are very bright, and blinding to look directly into.) And, the built in charging capability combined with the ability to take a 26650 Li-ion battery.I hesitated to take a star off for a missing feature. But the lack of zoom is a significant limitation that does not occur on many of the other lights in this price and size range. This is pretty much perfect, but without zoom it is of limited usefulness to me.

The light is bright for the claimed 1000 lumens, however the case that came in was not sealed, it looks like they sent an used unit and the battery included in the package is not just discharged, but it does not charge at all, and on the negative terminal looks burned.This is a second review for the seconf light a received to replace the one from the previous review.The light is, as I said before, pretty bright for the 1000 lumens, and what I like abour it is that is a spotlight and has a good throw for the size and lumens. Also the light at maximum brightness lasts about 4-5 hours and it does not get too hot to be uncomfortable to hold it.