LED Tactical Flashlight - S1800 Powerful Waterproof Flashlight - Perfect for Camping Biking Home Emergency or Gift-Giving (Batteries Not Included)

I bought this for my husband, who is an hvac technician. He uses (and abuses) flashlights all day at work so he's very critical of which ones I buy for him. I tried this becatse it looked nice and had most of the features he wanted. It was an added bonus that there were 2 in this pack because he also loses them frequently. He's very impressed by this. I was expecting something that felt cheap because of the price and was very pleased to find that they are not cheaply made at all! It's a very sturdy flashlight, with some weight to it, so it can handle actually being used by someone working without fear of it breaking from a single fall. That is very important and you'd be shocked by how many flashlights out there are made of simple plastic that crack from one small fall. This flashlight is much stronger than that and I love that. It also has an option for the regular, very bright light or strobe light. Lastly, the telescopic option is something that I didn't think I'd appreciate until I used it myself. It's especially helpful when you're really trying to see a specific spot inside something that's not right in front of you. It zooms the light to that one spot. Overall, I'd say this is a great choice when choosing a new flashlight. The price is excellent, it comes with a backup one, it's easy to use, bright and sturdy!

I'm no flashlight snob, so when I needed a flashlight to carry in my EDC backpack, I was thrilled to see WSKY selling these 3AAA flashlights for an unbelievable price. They're bright enough and usable enough. Any complaint I'd have barely even counts given the amazing price. The basics: 🔦 They zoom out to a nice flood light, and in for a good spotlight. It's very weird that they zoom so far that the square pattern of the LED becomes visible, but you can zoom back out the tiniest bit and have a normal looking beam. 🔦 They have the annoying tacticool strobe and SOS functions that can't be bypassed and there's no memory. Thankfully you can quickly half-press the power button to cycle out of those functions if the light starts up flashing at you. 🔦 I've never used an 18650 battery, but I'm going to find one to try in these lights. It's so cool that they come with the sleeves to fit the battery, and I'd like to switch to those for the recharge ability. Go for it! I'm already looking to see what else WSKY sells because they offered such a reasonable price on these flashlights.

Ok, the question everybody always wants to know with flashlights is, "How bright is it?" Short answer: "VERY usable for general use." Comparing this to a 40W ceiling bulb which puts out 500 lumens and will light all 6 sides of a medium sized bedroom to a decent level, I would estimate this flashlight to be about 150 actual lumens. Set to flood, it will light up one entire wall of my bedroom from 12 feet away to a very even, reasonably bright lighting, with enough backscatter that you can see everything in the room, if somewhat dimly. This is MILES better than a cheap incandescent. I have a 2 AA incandescent which only lights up to any degree in a small spot in the center, with its wider beam being "just enough to barely make out the floor so you don't trip over anything," Looking off to the sides or behind the that flashlight in a basement room is basically blackness. This LED flashlight lights up the room behind better than that incandescent does the area in front! But, that being said, it is not, "Wow, the lights came back on!" bright. It's simply a very good and usable amount of lighting in all 3 brightness settings for interior use. I set it to its dimmest mode, hung it from my 10 foot basement ceiling while on its widest flood setting, and I could put a book down on the floor beneath it and read it quite easily. It's a good amount of light even in its dimmest. But it's not, "Go outside and light up your entire lawn like it's daylight," bright. It would not be my 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, or 20th choice for finding a lost child in the dark woods, since you can get super-powerful outdoor flashlights, but it would also not be my very last choice. It will light up an entire lawn... dimly. But visible is visible. I would say it's a tad brighter than the old 4 D cell incandescent Maglights. So its a pretty darned good typical-use flashlight. The button is completely recessed so it will stand on its base. Con: The power button does not appear to have a memory function, so each time you turn it on it increments one from where you had it last. So, basically, every time you turn it on you need to half-press the button four times to bring it back to bright, since it will turn on at medium if you had it on bright. For the price, I'm not gonna knock off a star for that. Edit: after buying the Vont pair of flashlights for my sister, I am going to knock off a star for the button behavior. The Vont is a similar price and its switch does return to high after it’s been powered off for a bit. My Wskys require you to cycle through all the other modes to get back to high.

I was excited to receive my new flashlights. I wanted them to walk my dog at night. First time out I was pleased. I enjoy being able to adjust the width of the beam with the telescoping feature. We had a great walk. The second night was just as good. Then my 15 year old son decided he wanted to play soccer that night. Our flood lights on the house don't shine on the yard enough. He got the flashlights and set them on our picnic table with the beams at their widest. He was very happy and played for a good while. He said that he was so glad that we had two of them. He was able to use the whole yard. I don't know about them being the brightest or best on the market (I am not a flashlight expert, just a regular girl) but I would buy them again and I recommend them to anyone who is looking for handy flashlights.

OMG, these LED lights are bright! I didn't see any rating for the lumens when I bought them, but at $10 for two pieces, I figured that I could not go wrong even if they were not so bright. But was I surprised! If they said that these were rated at 1,000 lumens each, I would believe it! Look at the photos I posted. One was of my ceiling lit up with a 500 watt halogen lamp, the other is the flash light shining onto the same ceiling with the 500 watt halogen lamp still on. The brightness is astounding! I have not tested it for water resistance or drop test ability or actual distance of the beam, but just this awesome brightness would be well worth $5 each! Anything else would be gravy!

I bought this to replace a Nebo that finally died. I got two for half the price of the Nebo and am not overly impressed. The rechargeable battery is nice and seems to last a while but it should being an LED light. The zoom feature is poor quality as mine feels like metal on metal when I move it. It does light up well but the glass lens scratches easily and does not take a lot of cleanings before hazing. A good once-and-a-while light but not something for everyday use.

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These were given to me as a gift and my husband and I love them so much we fight over them. They fit in the hand and pocket so easily and we use them EVERYDAY. They are bright, strong and go a very long distance. My husband uses them to hunt ants (it’s rainy season when they all invade) and I take them on night walks to ensure I’m well lit, don’t get hit by a car and as a dog poop navigator. They are simply the best, in turn I bought them as a gift for my MIL who wanted a awesome but practical gift. I highly recommend and will buy them again so my husband and I can have our own.