WUBEN E7 1800 Lumen Rechargeable Mini Flashlight with Magnet - Super Bright 6 Modes ArmyGreen EDC Flashlight, Typ-C Rechargeable LED; IP68 Pocket Flashlight for Headlamp Use, Rescue, Camping

Excelente lanterna atende muito bem, recomendo muito para uso como lanterna de cabeça Dispensa fotos pois é exatamente igual

Easy operation, solid build, well designed, and inexpensive. The brightness level is impressive especially for a flashlight this small. I also like the different light modes, they are useful and practical. The advertised run time seemed to be accurate (at lowest level, about 50 + hours). Charging is fast and the battery is removable, this means you can have a spare battery that will allow you to run this light longer. Another good thing is that you don’t need to buy a proprietorial Wuben battery, you can use any 18350 batteries. Finally, it has the right weight and size, perfect for EDC. This is definitely one of the best Chinese made flashlight in this price range ($20+). Highly recommended.

I love this flashlight. It's a little pricey, that's the only downside. I got the whole bundle in green for 40 dollars. The sensor doesnt let you wave your hand, but you just tap the sensor and it turns on. The size of the flashlight is great too, but i also got the extension for the bigger battery. Just bought the batteries for 20 bucks. So im into the flashlight for at least 60 bucks. But I say its worth every penny so far. The light brightness is great too. The dim is really dim, and the bright is really bright. They also have a turbo brightness that is slightly too bright. Thats what I was looking for. When the light is in the headlamp harness you can tilt it up or down. Tilted down puts it at the perfect angle for a headlamp. Actually one more downside is the part that sits on your forehead is not the most comfortable thing, but its still wearable. I would be down to have some padding on it. Also looks like there is a spot to put another strap on the handbags harness. Wondering what that thing is for. I will be back after I test the 18650 3.7v batteries that i got for the extension adapter. Edit: I came back to say that finding the 3.7v 18650 button top lithium ion battery on amazon has been an ordeal. Ive now spent over 50 bucks trying to get a battery to use the adapter on my flashlight. I still dont have the battery. I have a nice case for batteries and a 25 dollar 2 port charger that I got tricked into buying.. if you buy this flashlight and still need the longer battery, go to home depot for the battery. They have chargers too. Amazon has 8 dollar chargers but if they are as big of a scam as the batteries I wouldn't trust it. Any battery over 3500mah is a scam, especially over 5000mah.. be careful out there, China has gotten real good at making fake batteries that work long enough to fall outside the return window.

The light Stopped working after three months, and Customer Service eventually sent a replacement, although it was quite a process. I was disappointed when it stopped working because it was a great little light that I carried everywhere with me. It has a strong magnet, and I love that you could upgrade and get a bigger battery for it. Turbo mode is amazing (in short bursts, as it drains battery quickly).

This is a really good flashlight and the Green body color is very nice! First, this flashlight puts out a lot of light in a broad beam pattern which is great for walking at night. On "Turbo" it has a lot more throw than I expected for a light this small with its small reflectors; It will light up a tree or something similar at ~100 yards while still retaining a beam that is useful for lighting the path you are walking. On Turbo, this light will get warm pretty fast so, something to keep in mind if you are looking for sustained use at long range. Moonlight/Low mode is great for a dark hotel room or late night run to the bathroom so you don't disturb others. Medium and High modes are great for normal nighttime walks or looking for a misplaced item in a dark car trunk and similar uses. The size and form factor make this flashlight very easy to hold, use, and keep in a pocket or bag. Its small size and shape let it "disappear" when not needed while still retaining an easy-to-use form factor when you need it. I use the clip to attach it to my shirt collar when I need both hands free where it rides well and lights up the path I am walking or anything I am working on. The magnet base is very useful on a car hood or the engine when you are checking something at night and need more light than a single dim hood light can provide. In terms of runtime, the battery has about the same general capacity as a normal AA cell so, if you run it for long periods of time at high power levels, you will run the battery down. The good news is that it is easy to recharge, in my case with my cellphone, with a USB-C connector so, not really a concern for me. For someone forgetful, keeping a small battery charged could be a concern. However, on the non-Turbo modes, run time is very good for a battery this size. Overall, a great flashlight with great output for its small size, with good runtime for such a small battery, a great user experience with its great beam quality, a User Interface that is intuitive to use, a good clip and magnet in the base, and overall great build quality. ----------------------------------- Added October 7, 2024 I have been using this little flashlights a lot. It is super handy for general household uses and "out and about" while walking in the evening or while traveling when unloading the car in a motel parking lot and similar things. The small size and broad light output is very handy in everyday life. The width of the beam is very useful for finding things that may have been dropped or avoiding obstacles in my path at night. The battery may be small but, in my use, has never been a problem having never run out of power. It pairs well with my cellphone charger in the car too so, it is super easy to top off the battery when I have an evening outside.