Rechargeable Flashlights 99,000 Lumens, Super Bright LED Flashlight High Lumens with USB Cable, 5 Modes Waterproof Flashlight Powerful Flash Light for Home Camping Hiking

Best Flashlight You Can Have! The size of it is just right and the weight. Feels rigid and durable. The visibility you get with the light is crazy, I can see down the whole block with it. I love it, charges fast, works great.

This is a good rechargeable flashlight. Nice and bright with an adjustable beam.

This flashlight is great, holds a charge a long time and is great to have a flashlight ready to go when you need one. Like that is rechargeable, no batteries. Has great brightness for those dark nights.

Nice, well-built flashlight that is very, very bright. Great for using in my backyard to see in the distance of my property. Simple to use, charges quickly and seems to last quite a while before needing another charge. This replaces an older Mag Light D Cell that lasted over 12 years. Not a fan of all the settings when pushing the button but at least the regular uses for the flashlight are the first button presses. For those that haven't used a flashlight this powerful before, it's bright in a way that the older flashlights can't compete with. It's almost painfully bright sometimes, especially indoors or when switching in on in the dark. If the lens is aimed the wrong way, it can blind you temporarily (if you reacted fast enough), especially up close. Definitely not a toy flashlight. I've seen several posts here about the difficulty of turning the flashlight off after use. Regardless of what setting your flashlight was on, just hold the button down for a few seconds and the light will go off. The seller refers to this as a "long press" of the button. I can recommend purchasing this item.

This flashlight has many nice features - adjustable patterns, intensity, emergency mode - my only dislike is you have to cycle through the flashing emergency mode to get to the light turning totally off.

I have no means to validate the lumens advertised but the output is very bright with a broad circular pattern at the high setting. The control button can be pushed twice more to successively step-down the intensity of a steady beam. The fourth push of the button changes the output to a rapid flash sequence that I found annoying and impractical for my purposes. The fifth (!) press of the button emits an additional light pulse sequence mimicking an “SOS” signal. All of the button presses are required each time I want to turn off the light; hence, the 4-Star rating instead of 5-Star. Recharging is very easy with the supplied USB cord. The flashlight maintains a charge very well and seldom needs to be plugged-in to refresh it. Various beam patterns can be achieved by sliding the reflector barrel approximately one inch forward from its’ innermost position. Fully retracted, the output is a broad well-defined circle which becomes progressively smaller as the barrel is pushed outward. At the outermost extension the pattern is changed to an elliptical diamond shape with crosshairs. Above the switch are four blue L.E.D.s which indicate the battery’s state of charge. The detachable lanyard is strong enough to allow the flashlight to be hung for storage or temporarily hang from the wrist while fumbling for keys or retrieving the mail, but not much else. Overall, this flashlight is a very good product that has thus far been trouble-free and a good value for the cost.

Short battery life. Have to recharge using their supplied USB-C cord because they recessed the port deep into the handle. They didn't bore it wide enough so that everyday phone charging cables will fit. For those reasons, I wish I'd went with a different product. Also, I've bought two of these, one receipt shows 250,000 lumens, and receipt B shows the current listing of 90,000 lumens. Both take me to the same product listing, so it's the usual deception. Either the seller had a product and got great reviews and then decided to sell another product so they just changed the listing so all the glowing reviews remained (misleading shoppers) OR they lied about the 250,000 lumens and had to change it for false advertising. One day Amazon will care about its customers and stop allowing listings to be edited by sellers.

So far so good. I like that it has multiple levels of brightness