WINDFIRE 2 Pack LED Flashlight Single Mode, Super Bright Tactical Flashlights, Small Portable Water Resistant Handheld Flash Lights for Camping, Hiking, Emergency

Compact form, water proof, bright and an excellent price.

I do a lot of work with the light in my mouth, so my hands are free. These are waterproof, and work well for that.They use 18650's, and I charge them with SkyRC MC3000 Multi-Chemistry Charger, or, C3400 BT-C3400 AA AAA C 18650, by Opus.Key is to know you have a good battery, and that it's properly charged, and to what level.I like the simple push on/off button on the light, and they are bright. They do fail, after about 3-4 years. LED's have gone out, and they seemed to go out at near the same time.

For an inexpensive flashlight, these are pretty nice. The on/off button feels solid and light is pretty bright. The single mode is a plus. Very happy with them.

It’s durable, extremely bright, easy to use, takes multiple kinds of batteries…and overheats to the point of being painful within 15 minutes. Get the Gearlight brand instead https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B07VNCWZBF?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title which are the same thing but don’t overheat.

Lights appear well made and are very bright. Came in nice case with room for batteries and charger.

Lots of light from a small flashlight. Very happy with product.

The light is actually okay it seems pretty well made the switch is okay you have to consider how much you actually pain so all things being equal it's fairly robust I just do not believe that the light is nearly as bright as that listing indicates I have streamlights etcetera that are much brighter and a lower Lumen rating but it's a good single mode flashlight if it's what you're looking for

I love this flashlight. I work for a demolition company so I am often in abandoned buildings without power. It is so annoying when I am trying to turn a light on or off and have to cycle through a bunch of different setting. This light is perfectly simply: press on, press off. It's battery powered, so I never have to worry about it dying while I'm in an abandoned building and not having a way to charge it. I just keep a spare pair of batteries in my vest and I'm good to go. I actually haven't had to change the batteries yet. This light is also very bright.

Great

I have a couple. They are great. Very bright, batteries last pretty good for minimum use. Have not had to use for extended time. Did I mention they are bright ??? Great flashlight for value.

I have a number of these flashlights and they are the cat's meow.I have given them to my family.

I love the small flashlight, bright and no tacky "five functions" to sort through to get a decent light.Only one dislike and that is an end-mounted on/off switch instead of a side mounted switch.As for battery life, I have not had it long enough to see how long one charge lasts.

The media could not be loaded. Positives. Appears to be strong for taking some wear and tear. I like the on and off only option, as it is frustrating when there are multiple modes and you just want a simple on and off light.Would have bought more of these, but the only negative is that they take a weird battery of the cr123 size. Had a tough time finding them in a store and home depot had lithium ones that were expensive but was my only option as amazon would not ship batteries to my location. If you can get, Amazon shows this battery for sale with batteries costing approx $3 each. The flashlight takes 2 batteries, so not sure how jow long the battery will last, but would have preferred AA batteries for cost effectiveness and availability. If the seller has this light in an AA model, i would definitely be interested as the light is satisfactory.