Rechargeable Flashlights High Lumens - Super Bright Small Pocket Magnetic Flashlight, 8 Modes LED Tactical Flash Light, Dual Button Powerful Flashlight for Camping (2, Klein Blue)

For the cost of a single Andrew Jackson, you get two of these Light Sabers.This flashlight review covers everything from build quality to optical performance. Below is a detailed breakdown of its external features, operation, and performance based on testing.[External Observations]- Build & Materials:- Dense feel at 172 grams with heavy aluminum metal.- Heavy-duty non‑aluminum pocket clip secured by two flush‑mounted metal screws.- Water‑resistant rubber USB‑C charging port with a finger tab.- Design Details:- Flush‑mounted end cap magnet (not neodymium) with four evenly spaced holes surrounding it.- No lanyard included, though the pocket clip has two screw holes that could accommodate one.- Dimensions:- Exactly 13 cm in length, 9.5 cm in circumference, and 1‑inch in diameter.- Eight sides—including the side with the pocket clip—allow for angled side lighting.- Included Accessories:- One 20‑inch USB‑A to USB‑C cable per flashlight.[Operation]- Controls:- Two external rubber buttons: one for ON/OFF (with a 3‑second hold for OFF) and one for the Side light (labeled COB).- Both the head beam and side light can operate simultaneously if desired.- Beam Modes:- Pressing the ON/3‑sec Hold OFF button reveals a wide, circular light beam.- Pulling forward on the sliding nose reduces the circle to a stronger, tighter beam.*Note: The detailed effects of successive button presses are covered in the marketing blurbs.*[Optical Performance]Tested with a light meter:- At 23 ft indoors (with indoor lighting ON):- High Mode (first click with tighter beam): 45 foot‑candles, 477 LUX, color temperature of 9400 (values fluctuate slightly).- Low Mode (second click with tighter beam): 11 foot‑candles, 121 LUX, color temperature of 7507.- At 9 inches (with indoor lighting OFF):- High Mode (first click with tighter beam): 4152 foot‑candles, 44,695 LUX, color temperature of 11,199.- Low Mode: Not tested, as the high setting already delivers ample brightness.[According to the Manual]1. Do not overcharge: You can overcharge it; when the ON/OFF button turns green, remove it from the charger.2. Do not fully discharge: Recharge when you notice a substantial reduction in brightness.3. Water resistance: Do not submerge in water for more than a few seconds—this unit is water resistant, not waterproof.4. Translation issues: The manual’s English translation is confusing.5. Charging details: Charges via USB‑C at 5V/1000mA for 4 hours max if severely discharged.[Further Observations]- The magnet endcap, with its four evenly spaced holes, appears designed for potential disassembly. With the proper tool, you could rotate the magnet (which seems to be screwed in) to open the unit up.- It is likely that there is a single 18650 3.7‑volt battery inside.- A removable battery for easy replacement would be a welcome feature.- I haven’t taken the time to fully explore this possibility yet.[Conclusion]This flashlight offers robust build quality and impressive optical performance, with thoughtful design details and practical operation modes. While there are minor shortcomings in the manual’s translation and the not easily removable battery, the overall performance makes it a strong contender for those seeking technical precision and durability.Hope this helps someone.

These are brightest flashlights I’ve purchased to date. I think at first I had fun playing with the light and the different sizes and shapes it can make. I bought mine in red. Figured it be easier to find in the dark then trying to something black in the pitch darkness lol.I can say I’m amazed at the heavy duty construction of a pocket sized flashlight. My first thought is it’s a self defense tool if needed. It’s only about 4-4 1/2 inches long but can easily be placed in your pockets.The greatest thing- no more batteries. It’s rechargeable with a standard charging cable. So if you forget to turn it off, no biggie just recharge the battery and you’re good to go.I bought the 2 pack and with all extra flashing emergency lights it can easily help you out some day because it’s not just a light that’s a money saver.

These are better than expected. They are bright and can go from wide beam to narrow beam. They also flash the SOS signal and red & blue lights on the light bar on the handle. I like that they can be charged instead of using batteries. I cannot attest to durability. They take a bit to charge, so plan ahead. They come in a zipper case and have a shorter charging cable for each flashlight. Seems like a good deal for the price.

I would love to give this 5 stars, because the flashlights are amazing, and the case it comes with is amazing too! They are very durable, I elbowed mine when it was magnetized to a unit, and it fell straight to the ground 10-15ft. Absolutely no issues came from that, just a tiny scratch. USB-C is a must & makes this item a must have for me.Now here’s why I gave it 4 stars instead of 5: The clip that it comes with is very cheap. It broke on me (before the drop) on the very first day of carrying it. The tab sticks out a bit & gets snagged on stuff, which is common with clips, but what’s not common is the clip being so cheap that it bends & breaks. This broke just from normal use, taking it in & out of my pocket, I’m shopping for a replacement clip right now. The only other reason, is that it could use magnets on the side too, for a sturdier hold (it never would’ve fallen if it was magnetized on the side, instead of, or as well as the magnet on the end). I actually bought rare earth magnets & glued some on both sides.Once I get a sturdy clip, this will be the perfect daily carry flashlight (I’m an electrician), but it’s not perfect without working on it yourself to pick up where it lacks. I’m posting photos of my modded one right here. I don’t have the new clip yet, but I’ve been able to keep this one working for now by removing it, bending it, screwing it back on, and taping it up.

I have now purchased several pairs if these as they are so good. USB C charging is ubiquitous now, so these are great to keep in many places and at their price point, it is nit unreasonable to have several sets. They have a super-bright zoomable main beam, which is practical for almost any application. The overall flashlight body is sturdy and feels great in the hand during use. There is a separate lantern function which has several modes including plain white, and a variety of flashing warning modes which display red/blue or both. The two-pack comes with a nice protective case making them ideal for the car, camper or home.

Decent for the size, great for the money.It does not charge on all usb cables (use theirs) -- low quality charging system apparently -- but still, for the money, its VERY nice.

I bought this set back n January. It would not charge but as I was getting ready to return charge light turned green. All ok. My husband ask me to get another set because he was never to use the one that showed charge but actual did. I have put t on charger repeatedly using different cords but no go. I am ordering ago because hubby says it is a great little flashlight, easy to carry, and helps him see critical elements when working on jets. He says it is good deal for price IF both had worked. We will just have to pitch this one.