NT21 1200 Lumen Small Bright Rechargeable Flashlight with Power Display, IP67 Waterproof, 5 Light Modes, 984ft Long Throw EDC Pocket-Size Torch for Camping Searching Emergency

The headline says it all! This is the best flashlight I own! I have bigger lights and smaller lights, but this is the perfect size for doing it all! Small enough to keep in your pocket for when you need it AND large enough to hold comfortably in your hand for any task (including warding off a potential attacker with the aluminum strike bezel). I let my wife carry it anytime she is walking the dogs and I am not with her. It has four different power modes plus a strobe function for disorienting would be attackers. The turbo mode is so bright, I'm sure you could signal people in outer space, the lower setting is perfect for walking a trail at night. The lockout feature to prevent getting accidently turned on in your pocket or backpack is a potential lifesaver. I do a lot of hunting and hiking trips for weeks at a time in remote areas. If you are miles from your car in the wilderness at sunset and find out your flashlight was accidently turned on in your pack days ago and is now dead, you are in big trouble! This is not a concern with this flashlight. One less thing to have to check and worry about, right? The magnetic charging cable is a tremendous feature! Totally waterproof, no need to remove battery to charge, no open port to collect lint and dirt, no chance of flashlight falling over and damaging a plug-in charging port! A great feature! With this level of quality and all these features, this is the best bang for the buck I have ever received in a flashlight purchase!

I will say my judgement it's made in comparison to the Olight Warrior Pro and the Fenix PD36R because of the size. Pros: great accessories, excellent sheath, o-ring replacement, 2 -3000 battery, lanyard. Great size, light. Long life battery and good lumens output. Body material look like can handle some drops. This it's a $60around flashlight that came with enough power,light and gear to be just behind of the Fenix ($99) and closed to the Warrior Pro ($110). Cons: The light it had a very close angle like a spot light. It's not wide so casual use it's fuctional, if you juat want some light, cheaper and good quality, this it's the one for you. I can't say it's the beat for work, the closes angle do not help in outdoors if quality angle itt want you want. Out there are better and of course more expensive flashlights. My conclusion it's the best value light out there. Now the deluxe quality neither the cheap trash light. This is the most versatil light that provide an economic price, medium quality and the beast accessories provide out there. As backup it's nvery attractive too, or the type of light for a trip and you don't want to expens that many money in professional lights. Throe it in your car and for emergency it's a bery good light. Two batteries, Sheath and good price. Again, if you look for the best quality,and meaning the super good light, skip this one. I always do honest reviews.

This is an excellent light. Super bright and the battery lasts almost two hours in turbo mode. I’ve never owned a light that lasted that long on the brightest setting. On moon mode it will probably last a really long time. I turned it on in moon mode when I went to bed one night just out of curiosity and it was still running the next morning when I left for work (unfortunately someone turned it off before I got home so I didn’t get to see just how long it would stay running but it turned right on when I hit the button to see if the battery had died). The 18650 batteries in this light also charge quite quickly by way of the magnetic charger the light comes with. I plugged it in before bed at 9pm saturday night and it had charged from dead to full by the time I woke up at 6am sunday morning. The nylon sheath it comes with seems quite durable and is comfortable on the belt. The pocket clip has great retention as well. The body of the light also feels very durable. I think this would be excellent for a tool box, bug out bag, mounting to a motorcycle, or any outdoor use. I will likely pick up a couple more of these as gift items for my dad and my fiancé’s dad.

So I decided to give this little flashlight a go and to be honest, I wasn’t expecting what I got. First off, it’s nice and compact. I love the clip on it to be able to clip onto a hat brim to go hands-free. That will be extremely helpful getting in and out of treestands in the dark. The battery saving delayed on push (whatever you want to call it) to make sure you don’t accidentally turn it on without knowing is very smart. 18650 battery flashlights are the best. Only takes one and runs a decent time on it. Now let’s get to the charger….whoever did this should get a raise. The magnetic charger is absolutely awesome! No more unscrewing the battery out and putting it into another charger. Smart! As for the brightness, for it’s size, it is incredibly bright. The picture I attached was in a 600 yard field and this light lit half of it up, and like I said, for it’s size, that’s pretty darn good! This is my new hunting like for sure. Great job!

I pick this up for every day carry and general use. It has been in my car since I charged it up about a month ago, and while I've used it on a nearly daily basis for short periods of time, I have yet to have to recharge it. Although I haven't had many opportunities to use it beyond when it first arrived, I like the USB to magnet charging system. The light is very bright and has a long throw. The beam is sort of a combination between a spot and a flood light, so you get good vision far ahead of you and decent ability to see the periphery without moving the beam too much. This makes it ideal for walking at night, either on the road or in the woods. If I have one criticism, and it's the reason I give it overall four stars as opposed to five, it's the power button. I wish it were on the tail cap. I also wish there was a different arrangement for turning it on and off and adjusting the power level. It takes a long press to turn it on and then just after turning it on a short press adjusts the power level of the light. When you use a long press to turn it off and then turn it on again it goes to the previous power setting, which is nice. Given the chance I will almost always take a light that has separate buttons for power and function. While it's not my first choice of button function, once you figure out how it works, it does just that, works. The manual that comes with it explains how to use it and it's well written and easy to follow. The batteries that come with the light are very good. They are Odepro branded, and not a knock off or generic. If you are looking for an easy to carry and bright light with good battery life, this is an easy one to recommend.