Rechargeable Flashlights High Lumens, 950,000LM Super Bright Flash Light, 5 Modes Zoomable Linternas with LCD Digital Display, Powerful Handheld LED Flashlights for Emergencies Camping

Great little lights. Functional, good durability and long battery life. I have extra of the batteries, and keeping spares charged makes having this light ready at all hours no problem.

Excellent price, stout construction with six features. High, medium, low brightness; wide angle or focused beam. Strobe mode and even an SOS signal feature.It charges quickly and even has a digital % charge remaing display.Used it last night and it used 2% power on a 7 minute dog walk @ low intensity which was plenty bright.

Just opened them up so no durability info yet but these are well packaged and nicely labeled (no stickiness to the labels,) They are very solid, on the slightly heavy side and come with batteries containing and 80% charge. They work well.

Bought these to candle eggs as I have some darker eggs that are hard to candle. Worked perfectly!Really bright! Careful if you get this to candle as it can hot. Love the zoom option!Only gave 4 stars because of the non traditional battery. But batteries are included!

I saw this pair of great flashlights in a flash deal and grab the pair and after receiving them and trying them out I bought four more. Has every feature you would want in a flashlight and super bright for its size. The perfect flashlight for your glove box in the car or for any other use around the house. Extremely bright and the digital display is great to have. Takes a fast charge from USB-C. Fantastic deal!

Really nice and bright. I love that they have an indicator on them to let me know when they are fully charged. They are also light and easy to carry.

Very bright lights with different settings. Extremely helpful for what I need them for. Battery lasts a long time, as well.

I read through several reviews and debated whether to purchase these flashlights or not. I just received them and here are my initial thoughts/findings. First and foremost, there is a small plastic insulator between the battery and the negative flashlight post. This needs to be removed for the battery to be connected. Simply unscrew the bottom cap from the flashlight and the insulator will basically fall out. Both flashlights had about an 80% charge when they arrived. The jumped up to 100% within a few minutes on the charger. I turned both flashlights on their highest settings and left them sit. After about 1-1/2 hours, the batteries dropped to between 30%-40%. One flashlight was in the low 30’s and one was in the high 30’s. I did not run them completely down to 0% and question the 12-hour stated capacity. I’m sure on of the lower power settings will extend the usage time. But I don’t think what I’ve seen so far is too bad on a single 18650 li-ion battery. The flashlight looks and feels pretty solid. The LED is plenty bright and the zoom feature works well. So, as long as the flashlights hold up over time, I’ll be more than happy with them.