WUBEN E7 1800 Lumen Rechargeable Mini Flashlight With Magnet - Super Bright 6 Modes EDC, Type-C Rechargeable LED, IP68 Pocket For Headlamp Use, Rescue, Camping

Ótimo produto

I bought this light after owning Wuben's X-0 for nearly a year. In many ways, this model is an improvement-- cheaper, better switch that doesn't accidentally activate as easily, better pocket clip, toolless removable battery cap, etc. On the other hand, it misses a few things that I'd like to see improved upon. First off, there is no moonlight mode like the X-0. This is sorta big to me, as I'm often using the light in a totally dark bedroom or dorm at the station. Second, mine failed to charge after a month and the battery would drain crazy fast. To Wuben's credit, they sent a replacement that seems to be working fine to this day, but my X-0 has been chugging along without issue for over a year-- maybe I got a lemon. Now here's some general things about this light that makes it a good pick: first, it's a right-angle light, so it can light your work area from a backpack strap or belt. Also, since it has a spring steel clip, it'll easily clip on to a variety of thicknesses. The tail cap magnet is strong-- I use it to hold papers up when typing reports, light up equipment compartments, and even tied cord to the light and lowered it through a storm drain to retrieve dropped keys. The angles on the body allow you to position the light, and it can take regular or rechargable batteries-- the latter of which can be charged in the light with the ubiquitous USB C cable. The light itself is more floody than beamish, which is useful for the majority of EDC work in my opinion.

Bought this flashlight last year as a work light. It was perfect for carrying in my pocket as I crawled through crawlspaces while doing plumbing work. The magnetic base makes for great handsfree work light. Surprisingly bright for the small size with an impressive battery life to boot. I liked it so much that I bought a backup as a just in case.

It's a good light. However, the 1800 lumens is for 1 minute. Then it drops to 800 for 1 minute then to its sustained high of 400 for about an hour. The 1800 is the "turbo" and it gets HOT. Still 4 stars because it is small light and 400 lumens for an hour is decent.

This light is unreasonably bright, for about 30 seconds. Then it will dim down from "Turbo" to "High" for about 10 minutes. Then it will dim down again. The one button operation takes some experimenting to figure out how to get the different light levels and the turbo mode. It's nice that it has a removable/replaceable battery, but ultimately, at the price, I'd rather they used the space for more internal battery or a lighter package. I own another small wearable flashlight and it is far more usable with a swivel head and an adjustable clip.This one has a strong magnet for mounting on anything metal, but I rarely reach for it over my slightly dimmer, but far more adjustable option. The sell for me was the very bright 1800 lumens Turbo mode, but it cannot run like that for as long as would be needed for most applications.