GoreitFlashlights LED High Lumens Rechargeable, 990,000 Lumens XHM77.2 Super Bright Flash Light USB, Handheld Flashlight High Powered,Powerful Flashlight Waterproof for Emergency Camping

It doesn't really try to be fancy, but it gets the job done very well and in many modes. I got this with a 20% off coupon, but full price is still a good deal. The beam is powerful, and it can go from a very broad beam to a tight one. It has three intensity levels, but I find them hard to tell the difference between, but I suspect the less intense levels drain the battery slower (I have not tested this). It seems well made and it comes with a case and some other stuff inside. It has a power level indicator for the battery, a lanyard, and is just a nice light for what you pay. It has built in USB-C charging, too. Everyone should have one in the house and one in the car. You never know when you need a flashlight. Oh, it is not a tiny light (about 7 inches long).

Love this flashlight it has a great battery life and it’s charging is really fast but most importantly it’s the brightest and best light I’ve ever had, probably even seen it’s hard tough and durable and I love it because it’s been dropped on average once a day and still gives light just like it’s first shine still to this day. It’s really amazing, and the direct spotlight magnifying is really nice and fluid but not loose or flimsy just easy to tighten the light and soften it back up by easily pushing it back in making the light wide again. Best light I’ve ever seen or had bar none , not to mention the digital percentage meter in bright light on the handle you never have to guess how much charge you got on your light one glance and your informed. That’s what I like

Very bright and saves on batteries. It was a little smaller than I expected from the pictures but it is easier to carry. I found an old orange plastic flashlight wand that fits over the lens collar. I use it for traffic control on fire department calls. The flashing feature is great for warning motorists. I've been on several night calls and haven't had to recharge it yet.

Just received this flashlight on 8/24/2023. It came in on time. I haven't use it much, but I tried everything out and everything works fine.This flashlight came with one 26650 5000 mAh Lithium-Ion battery and 3 AAA alkaline batteries and a tray and tube for the AAA batteries. Both the 26650 and my Panasonic AAA rechargeable batteries worked very well. The flashlight was just as bright with the rechargeable AAA batteries. The 26650 is a common size battery. The charge or capacity with the AAA batteries was dropping at about 1% per minute with the flashlight on the brightest setting. I turned off the flashlight when the capacity dropped to about 70% after about 30 minutes. I'll test this some more later.Another customer informed me that the flashlight will also use an 18650 battery if the clear plastic tube is used. This is the tube that you use to run 3 AAA batteries. The tube acts as a spacer. I tried it using 3 Panasonic AAA rechargeable batteries with a 750 mAh capacity and the flashlight was just as bright as it was using the 26650 battery.On Amazon I'm getting ready to order the Skywolfeye 18650 Battery Charger Set. This is 4 high capacity 9900 mAh batteries and a tiny one cell USB charger. The price right now is $17.98. So these 18650 batteries will have almost twice the capacity as the 5000 mAh 26650 battery that came with the flashlight, even though the 18650 batteries are smaller. I may also have other hobby uses for the 18650 batteries.With the AAA rechargeable batteries installed, I used a USB port on my computer to charge the batteries and that worked fine. I'm in a densely populated neighborhood, so I could only shine the flashlight at about a 2 blocks distance. That worked well. Everything looks good so far.Update, 8/25/2023: I finally got around to trying out the small belt-mounted flashlight that came with the main flashlight. This small flashlight has 4 modes and is rechargeable via USB C. However, there are some things I don't understand about it, along with how to replace the battery, if this is even possible. The battery may not be replaceable.Update 8/27/2023: I have a battery charger/tester that will charge and test lithium ion batteries. I just ran a charge test on the 26650 lithium ion battery that came with the flashlight. That battery is rated at 5000 mAh but it tested at a little under 4000 mAh. I guess that's OK. Besides, I just ordered some 9900 mAh 18650 batteries. I'll review those batteries when I've had a chance to test them. But the point is that there are many lithium ion batteries for sale on Amazon that have a much higher capacity rating than the battery that comes with this flashlight.There is something I forgot to mention that I think is important. The light from this flashlight is completely different from that of a regular flashlight. When you shine this flashlight at a wall, for instance, what you get is a perfectly round and consistent spot of extremely white light on the wall. You can zoom in or out and the spot of light on the wall stays perfect, except that it is diamond-shaped if you zoom out all the way. There are no dark spots or irritating patterns in the spot of light. Even my Maglite projects dark spots and irritating patterns in its illumination. Having a super white consistent bright light makes things much easier to see.2/14/2024 Update: Had the flashlight for a while now and I've found nothing wrong with it. And it came in very handy during several power outages that we had during an ice storm recently. The several power outages occurred over a period of about 4 days. The last one lasted the better part of 24 hours.

The flashlight is amazingly bright for its compact size and shape. The adjustable beam is a nice feature as well. I haven’t used it for prolong periods of time, so I’m not sure how hot the tip of the light can get, but there’s a warning label on it for a reminder.The dimmer settings aren’t very differentiated (there’s Bright, dim, then a secondary dim), they don’t seem to vary in brightness much. The strobe and SOS feature work nicely.Being able to turn the light off in any setting by holding the power button, for a few seconds, is nice also, so you don’t have to go through all the modes just to turn it off.Charging it via the USB is nice and it has an ability to put in regular batteries with an included adapter (which makes for a great stand by if you can’t take the time to charge it). The flashlight has a nice digital power level readout (0-100) that lets you know how much battery power is left in it. I’ve only minimally used it on a couple days. The battery seems to hold a lengthy charge and doesn’t bleed power when not in use.I haven’t dropped it or tested it’s durability. But the metal frame seems pretty solid. Doesn’t feel like it would get dented very easily.The package I got also includes a key chain light, which is rechargeable via USB. It’s also considerably bright considering it’s mini size, and also has a dimmer and flashing mode.The only downside I could find was the belt holder pouch it comes with. It’s kid of flimsy and doesn’t hold the flashlight very sturdy to a belt. It does have a velcro and button style combo to lock it in place, which is convenient.