YIERBLUE Rechargeable Spotlight Flashlight with 1500 Lumen LED, IP67 Waterproof Long Running Spot Light searchlight, Impact Resistant Handheld Spotlight with Foldable Stand and Detachable Red Lens

Bought this light for coyote and fox hunting and am very surprised and happy with the quality and brightness of this spotlight it will cut through the darkest of nights and can easily be used past 100 yards . I also liked that it can be stood up and that it comes with a red filter for night hunting predators don’t even seem to care that it is on great product I would highly recommend it to anyone needing a good quality light for just about any occasion!!! 5 stars

I live in the country surrounded by forest and thick undergrowth. Even with a full moon it is mostly pitch black around here due to the trees. Now, we share the forest around here with coyotes, black bears, and cougars, among other critters. Having a good flashlight, even taking the garbage out at night, is a must.I have not had this one long, but I am impressed. The case feels very sturdy and appears to be well constructed to meet the tolerances required to keep it waterproof. The IPX7 rating is not the greatest but it indicates a device can be submerged in water up to 1 meter (3’4”) for 30 minutes without being damaged. I left mine in a 5-gallon bucket of water for ½ hour, after which I found no indication of water intrusion anywhere it shouldn’t be.The beam has two focal points, the bright center beam, surrounded by a large perimeter of less intense light. I don’t have anything to measure the actual light output, but I can tell you that there is an island about 500 yards offshore from my place. I have no problem lighting the banks and beaches of that island with this flashlight.The RED lens cover is a bonus but is not “attached” to the flashlight so it could be lost. I keep my red lens always on. The flashlight is plenty bright enough to see with it on and you don’t accidentally blind people. However, I also know how to remove that lens cover in a hurry if I suspect I may have unwanted company lucking around. This light will screw up any animals’ night vision and could buy you the time you need to avoid a close encounter of the worst kind.I also like;The built-in stand, which can be used as a carry handle.The standard size tripod mounting point.The two upper attachment points for clips or straps.A clearly visible battery indicator.The switch lock which can be used to lock the light OFF or ON.Battery life so far has been very good, and I have been using it extensively on HIGH. I recommend using the high setting sparingly though. Particularly if you are using it while camping or doing other activities where you may not be able to recharge right away. The extra battery life on low may get you through an entire night. On high that battery will be dead a long time before sunrise.Yes, I would (have) recommended this flashlight to people I care about.

A little smaller than I was expecting but puts out a really bright beam. Don’t know about battery life. I only used it for 15 minutes. 10 hours seems a little hard to believe.

It’s bright and lightweight battery life good. Nice color as I have the neon yellow. The best part is in the beam. It lights up a dirt road with a narrow beam. It Charges quickly.My complaint maybe lack of info but when you squeeze the trigger it lights up on high power. To turn off you squeeze the trigger again. And again. And again. Somewhere in that sequence it will turn off. Just no consistency.The trigger switch will fail quickly as I used it for 3 hours last night. My trigger finger is sore lol.However sometimes it turns off on the 1st trigger pull. Sometimes the 2nd and almost always the 3rd. If you hold the trigger it will go into SOS.maybe there’s a way to program the trigger function ?

Nice and bright, great for spotting things at a long distance

I ABSOLUTELY LOVE IT

I bought these after I saw someone on TV using a similar sized pistol grip spotlight. I was behind the times. The last one I owned was huge and had a NiCad battery. I shopped and priced these and was pleased with what I read and bought three, one of each color to have at each door to my home. Three sides of my home are pitch black at night. None of my neighbors have any significant light and neither do I. They are incredibly bright and sharply focused with a little bit of side glow surrounding the main beam. I have not tried along range test for fear of annoying a neighbor, but I am sure that the claims in the description are good.A couple details... The trigger is also the mode selector. A quick depression turns on the light and further quick depressions cycle through three brightness settings (the instructions say there are two settings, but there are three). A long pull selects a morse code signal which I personally think is useless; and I have no idea why Chinese manufacturers think this is a good idea. Another quick pull returns the light to the normal spotlight mode. A pull and hold turns the light off.The are light and comfortable to hold.

It’s bright and lightweight!