EDC Flashlight Magnetic Rechargeable,500 High Lumens for Daily Use,Emergency,with Picatinny Rail Adapter Mount as Tactical Light

I really like this flashlight, it promises what it boasts in my opinion. Small size at 69mm (APX. 2 3/4 inches) X 22mm (APX. 3/4 inch) very lightweight, 500 max lumens which I think is pretty bright. I have mine mounted to my pepper spray gun, it's rechargeable via a magnetic charging port. The modes can be set to 100% brightness, 50% brightness and strobe. Bummer that it offers only a 90 day warranty.

The media could not be loaded. Charging cable worked great.Mounted to my helmetWas very surprised on how well this little light produced! Video has high and 50%

I use this as my EDC light now. Its pretty bight compared to others, and nice and cheap too compared to other brands that are comparable. It does seem sealed well, and i have had it in the rain... i would not test to submerge it however. I also use it to clip onto my hat with the clip and use it that way, also on metal when im out in the barn on working on my tractor.I have not used it on my EDC firearm as i don't really see how that button can be effectively pressed in its location on the mount. I would not advise buying it for that application.Also, i HATE stupid proprietary chargers, which this has. At this price use USB - C or something. IM not comfortable with the cable lasting as long as the light itself.Shame with these two knocks but ill only press a single star off for it.

UPDATE: old review is below the dashed line. This review has been edited to add the following information - because the power button on this flashlight is on its side, rather than on the tail, it is EXTREMELY EASY to turn on accidentally by just bumping around in your purse or pocket. This flashlight gets DANGEROUSLY HOT, enough to cause burns or ignite flammable materials, when left turned on for longer durations, even just 20 minutes. You have to grasp it to turn it off, meaning that stopping it from continuing to get hot requires exposing yourself to the high temperature if you don't have an oven mitt handy. Use with extreme caution, and NOT in your purse or any pocket attached to your body!Scrupulously cautious use still gets great results, so marked down from 5 stars to 3. You get everything you pay for, and it's still excellent in all other respects, but it IS dangerous if you treat it like something you can casually carry in a purse or pocket.---This little flashlight has a lot of great quality of life features. It charges really rapidly using a magnetic click-on charger that doesn't let dust or moisture into any aperture of the device. Its belt clip and picatinny rail attachment are both easy to install and remove, and it's tiny enough to fit easily in the pocket of women's blue jeans. The light is super bright and has a few different modes that make good use of battery life and overall capabilities.It's a permanent part of my Every Day Carry now, and if you favour smaller tools for these kinds of jobs, you'll like this little guy, too. He's also nearly weightless. Recommended!

I like the fact that you can use it on or off a weapon.It is quite small, but exceptionally bright.The controls are easy to manage and, so far, it easily handled rifle recoil.

Really nice gun mountable flashlight at bargain price - but battery problematicThe manufacturer must have high Quality Control standards because all the parts were finished flawlessly and function perfectly. It is lightweight enough to be unobtrusive. It is very bright for its tiny size. I asked several times about the specifications for the battery and I never received an answer; except I was told to NOT try to open the flashlight to even look at the battery. So, I think that the battery is proprietary and not replaceable. If the battery fails, you buy a new flashlight. I would have rated this at full 5 stars, but I took off one star because of the problematic battery. I also do not like the so called magnetic charger connection but perhaps this weird connection is a bit more water resistant.

first off I am very pleased that the manufacturer wasn't just bold-faced lying about the lumen output the claimed like many others do 500 lumens seem to be right on par with what this little beast puts out.it seems to charge fast and has good battery life for its size and output. as almost everyone has griped at I will as well the charging method it's completely unessesasary it needs a type c port easily as that, the magnet does seem to stick well but I would still prefer a type c. something else I didn't see mentioned was the beam pattern its got decent throw and a decent centered beam but also has a lot of rings I count About six of them behind the center beam which is is a little annoying I half to admit.all in all, I would still recommend the little light for both EDC and slap onto your favorite pew-pew.

This is a small, bright light and there's a lot to like about that. However there 1 is one major downside and 1 annoyance. The downside is the proprietary charger. Sure, one end is USB but the other is some magnetic barrel thing to attach to the flashlight. I hope you always know exactly where it's at or the flashlight is useless. The annoyance is that you have to step through every mode to turn it off. Not the biggest deal in the world but still annoying to me.