Super Bright Rechargeable LED Flashlight - High Lumens, 5 Modes, XHF 70 Technology, Waterproof & High-Powered, Ideal for Emergencies, Camping & Outdoor Adventures

Very cute. Nice quality

I'm a flashlight collector, you could say. I've got dozens of every size, shape, and possible use case. I'm not adding pictures to this review, because it looks exactly as pictured. The build quality is great, and I'm not just saying that, everything on this flashlight is well made and tightly configured. The LED battery meter is a HUGE plus. This is an area where even some of my most expensive and useful flashlights just fall totally flat. Also, I've used this ever night on walks for over a week, and I haven't even burned 5% off the battery, this thing is truly a beast.The range on this flashlight is incredible. 1500 meters is accurate, but at that range, you're talking about a lot of diffusion. I can visibly light up the mountains in the distance by a few shades, but at that distance you're not talking usability, it's just a measure of pure power. In the short range, this flashlight puts out more than enough light for anything you'll need, it's a true "flood" light that will fill a large area. The beam focus works well and will tighten it down to about 10 inches at 10 feet. At 50 yards you can spotlight a person in a perfect bubble at daylight brightness.Overall, this is an incredible flashlight, and a great price on it. The USB charging works great, and as noted earlier, the battery drain on this is really light, even for the high power of the beam. The weight in the hand is substantial for its size as well, which I like in a heavier duty flashlight, personally.Best Features- Flood level brightness- Top notch beam control- really good battery life, including a digital indicatorThe ConsNone. This flashlight is the real deal.

I do a lot of mountain driving on twisty roads and have to get out of the truck to open and close gates. A lot of times in the snow. I also use it to see around tight corners when I'm driving.I went with this flashlight because it was advertised as 200,000 Lumens. That's insanely bright. Later in the ad it claims that it's 20,000 Lumens which is still very powerful. I'm not sure that it's THAT bright, but it is very bright. On the regular zoom it lights of a wide area and if you slide the bezel forward, it zooms into a very tight beam. Bright enough to illuminate things 200-300 yards away. In full zoom the bezel can heat up quickly. Not enough to burn you, but you probably shouldn't use it for an extended period of time on full zoom.The kit came in a hard case and included the flashlight, a 5000 mAh lithium battery, a battery adapter to use 3 AAA batteries, a USB-C charging cord, a wrist strap and an instruction manual.The flashlight has both a USB-C charging port as well as a standard USB port that you can use to charge or power another device.For the price, this is a great little flashlight. I doubt that it puts out 200,000 Lumens, but it still very bright and I use it all of the time. This is a very good quality flashlight that I would order again or give as a gift.

I got this XStore flashlight at the same time I got the similar Dazhi version. Both are excellent, but the subtle differences could be important and help you choose which to buy.First the good about this XStore flashlight:This flashlight is very, very bright and is as bright as the Dazhi model. I cannot say if it is 20,000 as advertised or 25,000 lumens as the Dazhi advertises. But regardless, they are so bright that I expect to use the lesser brightness settings more often.The 'zoom' feature of the lens for both flashlights are also exceptionally well made and wide-ranging. So it can be a very tight spotlight or a very broad light. They come out the same sizes at both extremes. ,However, the Dazhi is better than this XStore when it is zoomed to a tight beam. With the XStore, you can see the pattern of the LED diode in the circle of light. With the Dazhi, you see an even, smooth circle of light.The form factor of the two flashlights are also different. This XStore is shorter and thicker with a bit of a textured grip. The Dazhi is longer and slimmer with a smooth grip. I personally prefer the Dazhi because it fits my larger hand along the longer smooth section without having to extend my grip onto the end cap. But this is a purely personal call. Also, because of the shape difference, the Dazhi is 2 ounces heavier (yes I really measured it). Not a bid deal, but the weight difference might be important to you.

The media could not be loaded.  Wow. Just wow.If I need to be out in the middle of nowhere in the middle of night, this is the light I’d want.It’s a little heavy, but it feels ruggedly solid. The case, the rim… it feels like it can take a real beating.What’s really cool - and I don’t think I’ve seen this before on a regular flashlight like this one - is that there is a digital meter on here. Out of the box, my flashlight has 78% power left. It’s nice to be able to know how much life and light you’ve got left like that.Speaking of batteries, this comes with a rechargeable battery, as I just implied. What’s really nice is that this also comes with an adapter that allows you to power this with 3 more readily available AAA batteries. Another nice touch… you can use this flashlight as an emergency power-bank, in case you need to make that cell phone call more than you need the light.This light does get hot if you use this for a long period of time and, obviously, it will drain your battery much faster if you have this on high instead of low. Do yourself a favor and use the low power mode. In low, you’ll still get more than enough light for most purposes and you’ll get much more life out of this.There are 5 modes: high, medium, low, strobe, and sos. For most purposes, again, use low. Trust me, it's more than enough. This thing is crazy bright.Along with the adapter, the flashlight has a nice lanyard, a recharging cradle, and a usb charging cord.5 solid stars.I love this light. Bring on the night!