Consciot LED Tactical Flashlight, 5 Modes, Zoomable, Water Resistant, High Lumen, Portable Outdoor Torch Light Flashlight for Camping, Hiking, Outdoor Activities, Emergency, 2 Pack

These LED flashlights are really well built and well sealed. They accept three AAA batteries, or one rechargeable 18650 or the larger rechargeable. I really like the switch, solid, and only on or off - one click. These multiple function switches almost always fail for me. It has the sliding lens to adjust overall spread of the light. I use them for flashlights in the cars and boat, purchasing plastic marine type mounting clips for their diameter, about 1 /16".

After the snow storm that hit Texas in February I was happy to find these flashlights.

Got these for our emergency preparations so haven't used them much but from what I can tell they have a strong bright light. I like that they are smaller for storage but still sturdy enough to not feel cheap.

crisp on button. easy light field adjustment. great flashlight!

I like that fact that it is very bright...much brighter than ordinary flashlights. So happy!

puts out good light and easy to use.

I’m pleased with this 2-pack of Consciot LED flashlights. They seem solidly made and work well. That said, they are very much like a plethora of other virtually identical “tactical” (what does that really mean nowadays?) flashlights. That makes them a commodity item and price a major consideration.This does NOT include any batteries. It takes 2 kinds of rechargeable batteries or 3 AAA batteries. No charger is included in the package so I’ll not be getting rechargeable batteries I can’t recharge! This is typical of most other’s I’ve looked at that were virtually identical, though a few included a battery charger, generally powered by a micro-USB connection.The quality of light is similar to my other “tactical” flashlights. Brightness is similar to my 2 other triple AAA powered flashlights (I keep a couple in every room for our too frequent power outages). I’ve not run these long enough to have a feeling for battery life, but expect it to be pretty good like every other LED flashlight I own.The push-pull zoom and water resistant seals are consistent with my expectations. The push button operation, ability to stand up and removable lens (good when lighting a room by shining on ceiling) are all features I want in a flashlight and are in these like my other similar flashlights.I’m pleased with the Consciot flashlights I got. It’s priced (as of this review) about in the middle of the range for similar flashlights and has the features I expect. It does not include a charger for the rechargeable batteries so that option is useless for me and I’ll be sticking with AAA alkaline batteries. That’s why I’m giving this 2 pack of tactical flashlights 4 stars. A charger would have bumped it up to 5.

A bargain for what it is - a compact, powerful, sturdy LED torch at a great price - and you get two! About 5.5" long, it's a perfect companion for a glovebox or tackle box - or even a pocket - and it's ideal for an emergency light around the house. It has a solid aluminum case, so it's not lightweight - almost 13 ounces. And it has a weird, square projection of the small LED that is the bulb when zoomed in completely (but very bright), with an odd sliding bayonet adjustment for the zoom, as opposed to a rotating collar around the light, but overall a well designed, well thought out portable flashlight. It uses three AAA batteries (or alternative 185650 or 26650 rechargeables), which probably do put out close to 800 lumens as advertised (I didn't measure however), because it provides quite bright illumination - I have a couple of compact SureFires and it's very comparable visually to me. It's not the equivalent quality or build of a high end SureFire or Streamlight, but these lights are individually about one-tenth the price of the high end lights, for probably 80-90% of the performance.It also has five light modes, activated by an odd half-press toggle of the on/off switch in the back, from dimmer settings to a strobe, but most will probably never use. The zoom is probably handier, activated by sliding the front bezel back and forth, from a fairly broad round beam to the smaller, brighter, square LED bulb projection mentioned before. The "irradiation range" of 500 meters is somewhat disingenuous, because its true "irradiation range" is literally infinite - a beam of light will travel outward until it hits something - two feet away or ten light-years away. It would just be really, really dim, viewed from, say, the moon. Its practical range of being visible and obvious to the human eye, or illuminating something bright enough to see it in total darkness is probably more on the order of 100-200 meters or less. It's advertised as water-resistant (not water proof), and it does have a couple of strategic O rings in the switch/battery compartment cover. Battery life is unknown, but it's easy to carry (and find) spare AAAs, where my SureFires use larger - and more expensive - CR123A Li-Ion batteries.A surprisingly quality compact LED flashlight, with excellent performance at a bargain price. Highly recommended.