GearLight LED Tactical Flashlights High Lumens - Mini Flashlights for EDC Carry - Compact Powerful Emergency Flashlight Made from Military-Grade Aluminum - Drop Resistant and Water Resistant

These flashlights are well made and *EXTREMELY BRIGHT*! In fact they are so bright that care should be taken when using them indoors as light-assist when getting at the wires behind your entertainment center or whatever, to be sure you don't shine them directly into yours or anyone else's eyes. As a unit to keep in your vehicle, near an outside door, or for walking outdoors in rural areas, they are superb. The included tubes for single-battery use, the sturdy pocket clip, and robustly mounted lanyard are thoughtful gestures. I use one with the 3-AAA battery holder and one with the single 18650. While it is too early to tell, these flashlights *feel* like rugged tools that will last for years and years. Outstanding value.

Love the size and brightness of these small lights. Easy to carry and well built

Excellent quality flashlights. The zoom feature is terrific. Nice price too, for the 2 units. Very bright.

Cheap. Functional. We'll see if they're robust.I do a lot of elevated work inside massive machines. I'm forever dropping flashlights or they walk off somewhere. I bought these because they were affordable. We'll see how well they hold up to being dropped.Bonus: Most devices that have an 18650 "tube" will also take 21700 so this does not disappoint. I harvest good cells out of "dead" tool batteries so I essentially have limitless batteries. 21700 last so much longer.These things are decently bright. Bright enough for my workI don't know how the head comes off so I can't tell you how secure the led cob is. Seems to be relatively waterproof. Body body is considerably thicker than I expected especially the endcap. Problem I have with the Milwaukee flashlights is they're too thin and one drop makes them go out of round then you can't get the battery cap off. This endcap is THICK, almost 3mm where the threads are and then it only gets thicker.Honestly for the price, you could buy them almost as disposables (decent molicel 18650 or 21700 are cheap as can be from the right places).My one complaint would be no low power setting. Sometimes it's nice to not have to pop in a new battery every 30-40 minutes (I have not tested run time on a decent 21700)Size is good. Good hand fit. Not too difficult to hold in your mouth for those upside down, three handed jobs in the dark. Might want to get a silicone ring though.Only other serious issue would be the clip. The ring on most pocket clips is usually 3/4 of a circle. This is barely half. The clip itself is super stiff so trying to clip to anything thicker than a shirt pocket ends up popping the whole clip off. BUT! Comes with a lanyard fitting AND a lanyard so you can always D-ring clip it instead.

I first purched a 2pk of these light about a year ago and was impressed. They were bright durable and very reasonably priced. I liked them enought that at christmas I bought two more sets of 2. I figured I would keep one light for myself and give the others away as gifts. Unfortunatly 1 of the lights was faulty. It worked well enough, but the battery life was significantly shorter than the others and when I used rechargeable batteries, it seemed to make some of them no longer able to recharge. I decided I would try to contact customer care about it, not really expecting much help. I figured, hey they weren't expensive, if nothing comes of support, I can tinker with it and, worst case scenerio, I still have 5 other lights. 5/6 isn't too bad, would still probably buy more in the future. Well, my expectations were dead wrong. Gear Light responded quickly and professionally, despite it being the hight of the Black Friday/Holliday season. As I initially stated, I thought highly of the products, and I am nearly astonished with the level of service I have received from everyone that I have been in contact with. In an age where a completely unhelpful automated chat bot is often the best you can hope to reach, it is a refreshing and welcome change to deal with a business that takes personal care and attention to customer support. As an avid camper and outdoorsman, I feel that flaghlights (both handheld and headlamp) are one of the crucial tools for both safety and convenience, and I alway try to equip myself with more than necessary. Through fault of my own (i.e. left it hanging in a tree near camp or dropped in the river) or due to loaning (permanently most of the time) my spare to someone who was less prepared, I often find myself needing to restock my flashlight supply and now Gear Light will be the first place I turn to and now leads my recommendation for anyone seeking camping lights. They not only adressed my concerns, but also restored a bit of my faith in human decency.Side note: Just last week, I kicked one of these out of my car and it got covered in snow in my driveway. A couple days later iI noticed it poking out of my tire track when I backed out of my driveway. I picked it up, took the batteries out(even thought there was no sign of moisture, unscrewed the lense cover and set it on my table to let all part thoroughly dry for a couple days. After puitting everything back together, works like a charm. No sign of any damage what so ever. I also keep one in my detached stroage shed. I used it the other morning with no issues, despite the overnight low being -16°F.

Very nice and bright zoomable flashlights. I used the AAA battery adapter in one and a 18650 Battey in the other. Left them on for 40mins. They are a simple click on and click off. Results that are very noticeable immediately is that the 18650 Battery is slightly brighter, 3200mAH, and heated up more so after the 40 mins then the one with the AAA adapter.Great set of flashlights to have. At the end the lights were still as bright as when started and both flashlights were warm to touch, the 18650 a bit more so then the one with the AAA. However, was still a bit brighter.Very well made and comes with 2 Flashlights, 2 AAA battery adapters, and Sleeves for use with 18650 Lithium batteries. If using the 18650 batteries you will need to purchase a charger as these do not have a USB C charging port. They come with clips and short lanyards. Fit well in purse or pocket. Worth the money.

These are great compact flashlights. Battery life is very good and they can take a pounding. I drop them all the time in my workshop. Good quality, simple, and they just work.

I came and checked when I purchased these because one of them just died. SIX years ago. It lasted six years with near-daily use! I'm sad the bulb can't be replaced because I love these lights - especially how reliable they are. They are super bright and work well for walking in the woods in the dark because of the telescoping feature. I will be purchasing again once my second light wears out.

The price for good flashlights has become indecent. Time will tell if this is an exception.I can't comment on water resistance, or durability yet. I will update once I know more.At first glance:- Bright light as a cost. The battery life is +-30 minutes out of fresh Eneloop AAA rechargeable-By looking at how the battery cap is screwed and how the focus operates. Water resistance will be average at best. This is probably it's weakest point.The ON/OFF switch feels strong and durable. It only got one mode/intensity level. So you don't have to cycle thru to get the light you want. Since it's rather bright, I would have liked a lower intensity (power saving) mode as well. But again, for that price. I'm happy.Specs says it's rated for 10 foot drops. If true this is above average ratings for shock resistance. This is a full metal flashlight, on the heavy side with no rubber bumpers. So this claim remains to be seen, I will not drop it on purpose to confirm.All in all, I have good hopes for durability as long it doesn't get dunked in water by accident.

I'm a satisfied customer. The product was delivered on time and in perfect working order. I am very pleased with the torch.I would recommend this product to others, but I would like to point out that one of the batteries seems to discharge faster than the other one when used at the same time. It is also important to note that the flesh of the torch is too bright for my liking, but I understand that this is simply due to the amount of power being consumed by it when charged up.

Good deal for the light power/price. I use alot of these for differemt reasons and they do burn out eventually. So just be aware u won't have it working for ten years. And as for the guys that complain about these draining the batteries fast; think for a minite.!.Ur battery doesn't put out 5, 6 or 7 Thousand mAh. Our technology isn't there yet. Research it. So if its actually only a 1.5K mAh, ''OF COURSE IT'S GONNA EATYOUR BATTERIES. THAT'S ALOT OF JUICE TO POWER THAT MUCH LUNENS. SO GO BUY QUALITY BATERIES (and be prepared to fork out the bucks cause they're really expensive) or GET LOWER POWERED OUTPUT LIGHTS. So quit the whining, do some reasearch and understand the principles behind the it all. I ALWAYS carry a bunch of batteries with me ready to swap them out, so do the same if you believe your batteries are an endless supply of energy.Enjoy...

If you don't like to cycle through a gazillion useless modes to turn off a flashlight, this is for you.If you only want a bright, focusable, and clear light for occasional use and runs on easily available AAA batteries, this is for you.IKEA rechargeable AAAs have a runtime of about 1h. While AAA runs fine, it also takes 18650 and work even better (much longer life).

I like the brightness of the light.