Pain Safari Shockwave Mini Tactical Flashlight | Ultra-Compact, Palm-Sized Design | 15,000 Volts & 2 Amps to Deter Attackers | 200-Lumen Flashlight | No License Needed | Rechargeable - Black

Works well, good and bright. Not sure about the stunner, not going to try that on myself. Hopefully don't ever need to use it. But it sure sounds like it works.

Well I love it so far I may have just got it today but I like that it's loud enough that it'll probably deter anyone if necessary...I hope I don't ever have to actually use it just wanted it to feel safe while I have to be in areas I'm not comfortable being in usually... Bright flashlight love that it has a safety and you have to use the switch at the bottom to actually be able to use the shock and not accidentally shock yourself

This Shockwave Mini Tactical Flashlight is an excellent tool for safety. The flashlight is bright enough to light up dark areas clearly, and the stun feature adds an extra layer of protection. It’s compact, easy to carry, and feels sturdy in hand. I love that it’s rechargeable—no need for constant battery changes. Perfect for walks at night or keeping in the car for emergencies. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a reliable self-defense tool.

Poor quality. Charged it and it worked perfectly fine. Left it alone, a few months later it lost its ability to charge properly. It lights up when i plug it but the flashlight and taser part does not work. Waste of money and put my safety at risk as a woman… what can I use if my self defense doesn’t even work?

I would give it 5 stars except it has limited charge capacity: Turning on the flashlight with a full charge for a second and the charge light is red and takes 10 minutes to recharge to green. When I opened the box and read the directions I tried the zapper after switching it on and it worked, just to see it sparking for a fraction of a second was enough, but that meant someone else had charged the flashlight-zapper and probably discovered the same thing, that discharge is VERY quick while charging is really slow. The idea of a flashlight with a hidden zapper function is good. If I'm walking at night and someone wants to take my wallet I can at least use the flashlight (which sometimes is a deterrent by itself.) THEN, I can use the zapper if the conditions warrant that action. But the charge slips away so quickly if I use the flashlight at all the zapper might not be strong enough? After thinking about that for a while I purchased one of those USB power batteries as a bit of insurance. I can even keep it plugged in to the flashlight-zapper until use of the device, or as a bare-minimum be able to recharge it quickly. What these devices really need is a tiny meter that shows the PERCENTAGE of full-charge, so you don't try to use it and nothing happens. This is a very small thing and about the same size as other just-flashlights I can easily carry in my pocket, and lightweight. I would rather it was a little larger and heavier with a much bigger battery, but the other option is to get a bigger battery to plug it into.

I’m really happy with this mini tactical flashlight. Despite its compact size, it delivers impressive 1500V power, perfect for daily use or emergencies. It’s black, lightweight, and easy to carry in your purse or glove compartment. The best part: it’s rechargeable and comes with its own USB cable, so you can forget about buying batteries. Highly recommended if you’re looking for quality, practicality, and power in one handy device

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If you’re looking for a product that you can use the flashlight and taser at the same time this is not the one to get. And the flashlight doesn’t stay on. You have to hold down the button. And I don’t like how you have to turn the switch off on the flashlight in order to use the taser. I use it just for the taser and have to have to carry a flashlight