Pocketman Pack of 6, 7W 300LM SK-68 3 Modes Mini LED Flashlight Torch Tactical Lamp

Love these little lights.

Nice little light

I just received my order of these 5 flashlights, and just a few minutes ago I unpacked them all and tested them to make sure they worked. They all work! I have to say that I'm impressed overall. Sure, they may not scream "quality" compared to higher-end lights, but for only about $3 apiece (after sales tax), they are definitely a bargain. I actually have a $3 light that I bought at a big box home improvement store, and these Pocketman lights are far superior. Zoomable, uses a Cree LED for much better brightness and efficiency, is multi-level, and can even use 14500 battery for even more brightness. The $3 from the big box store has none of those things.I must point out that I don't own any 14500 batteries, so I couldn't try these lights that way. But even with Ni-MH and alkalines, these lights are still worth (at least) $3.So, for a light that you want to carry in your pocket, or have around the house or in your car, or lend to friends (or give as gifts), it's hard to find fault with these lights. Just don't expect them to live up to the standards of a $20 light and you'll be happy.

I've bought them before, they feel well constructed. No one problem so far with them.

I got these to replace a aaa single cell flashlight that was so small I kept loosing it, this one is a little bigger and I don’t misplace it near as easy and if I do loose it I have 6 of them. That said for the price I don’t think you can go wrong, I am using two now and have extras if they break or get lost. I have been using the two for about ten months now no problems so far. I have one with a 1.5v AA battery that I use for general use on high and use as a night light on low. The other has a 3.7v 14500 battery that I use to light up a whole room or help see when working underneath the car, or any time I need plenty of light. By using 2 different batteries it has dim, low, medium and high light settings I love them.

I dislike that two of the flashlights were broken!!! The others worked great and I was very satisfied just disappointed that two don’t work. I needed all six

This light is small and bright. Only one AA battery is needed and works for a long time. It has 3 modes. Bright,dim,flash

I do inspections about 120 times a day where a flashlight provides me a quick and accurate assessment at what’s going on.For the value it’s good. 6pcs for under $20.00 and it runs on AA battery. The first month the flashlight works as it should: high, low, and strobe settings.By month two the flashlight will automatically switch between the three modes making it annoying.Now bear in mind I know I’m using it a bit more than what it calls for and at its price point. But for a EDC flashlight and for emergencies it’s a bright little flashlight.However, for daily and high volume usage...it doesn’t stand up to make it a “5-Star” review.But for the occasional use and price point. I’m satisfied it being a 4 star product.Buy in confidence. And yes...I’m still working on the first one out of six from the package.

For the price, you really can’t go wrong with these flashlights. Just keep in mind that the button to turn in on and off is bright orange. That would be my only complaint.

Thea flashlights are good for some looking around in the dark if your looking for batteries for a better light because these things really suck and they are very weak! I accidentally dropped mine out of my pocket and it no longer works totally done for. One of them didn’t work at all out of the package! They are very cheap made not bright at all and distance and space of the light beam is minimal. I have security guards use them to look in purses when entering a club venue and my guys can’t see anything unless rite in the face

J'avais acheté un lit de 5 d'une autre marque chinoise virtuelle"Zenoplige" celles ci sont des "Pocketman".De l'extérieur ce sont exactement les mêmes.Le bouton de command parait d'un peu meilleure qualité sur les anciennes.je les utilisent avec ds batteries 14500 rechargeables 37 volt qui sur donnent une bien meilleure puissance que les AA 1,5V.La différence de luminosité est frappante. à l'oeil nu. J'ai fait l'échange des batteries à tout hasard: exactement pareil.Mesurée à 1600 lm contre 3400 lumen à 30cm.Ej suis au passage content d'avoir trouvé une utilité à ce luxmètre à 11€https://www.amazon.fr/Tacklife-Classique-Luxmètre-Précision-Rétroéclairé/dp/B01MUBTB6V/ref=sr_1_16?__mk_fr_FR=ÅMÅŽÕÑ&dchild=1&keywords=luxmetre&qid=1599425525&sr=8-16Pour mon usage principal : lampe de vélo en ville, c'est pus un dispositif de signalisation que d'éclairage : pas de problème.Mais ca mérite quand même d'être noté.Par ailleurs, malgré le cout dérisoire de ces lampes (3€ pièce) pour en profiter pleinemnt , il faut acheter des batteries 14500 (3 à 5 € pièce) et un chargeur de qualité acceptable = 15-20€ ( on en trouve à 1,5€ sur banggood, mais on s'en lasse vite).Avec une pile AA 1,5 v on a 450 lm. Nettement moins spectaculaire.

Exelent raport qualié-prix.Accepte des piles AAA comme des accus 3.7 v (taille AAA).Légéres et étanches peuvent être utilisées comme lampe tactique sur un airsoft.Peu encombrantes à transpoter partot et dépannent bien dans le noir avec un faisseau réglable.Trés utile en campig pour l'avoir toujours en poche ou à la ceinture juste pour aller pisser.

J'avais acheté il y a quelques temps 6 mini torches "visuellement identiques" de marque Make The One qui offraient un éclairage très bon pour la taille.Je viens d'acheter ce produit en pensant que c'était la même fabrication sous une autre marque... Grosse erreur !La carrosserie est la même, mais la led est totalement différente : pas du tout aussi puissante !L'éclairage est vraiment très (trop) faible pour être utile. C'est plus un gadget pour enfant qu'autre chose.Particulièrement déçu de mon achat..