PHILIPS1000000 Lumens Rechargeable Tactical Flashlight,Zoomable LED Flashlight with Ignition Lens, 5 Modes, Camping Lamp & Reverse Charging,High Bright Flashlight for Outdoor, Home, Emergency

This is the best flashlight I have ever had. I wanted it because I am in a hurricane zone. Last year during hurricane Helene my flashlight went out sand I was disgusted. When I needed it most it didn’t work. This one is rechargeable. You can see everything like it is right in front of you. Love it.

That battery is the biggest i’ve seen in flashlights. The beam is nice and solid even at the smallest spot. Good build quality. Diffuser is a nice to have. The fire starter lens is a bonus. I haven’t tried it but it sits on the lens well when screwed in. No doubt it’s a Philips product.

Upon opening the box I was a bit surprised at the size of this flashlight, it is an absolute unit! In these days of LED flashlights everything has trended smaller, but this has the substantial feel of the D-cell battery flashlights that were more common in decades past. That's not a bad thing though - this flashlight is packing in a good bit of functionality, and it sure won't be difficult to lose. This is certainly less of an everyday carry light, like the smaller Thrunite TC15 and TC20, and more of a "stays on the kitchen counter for emergencies and trips to the garage" device.In terms of light output, this flashlight does not disappoint. The lens end telescopes to allow adjustment of the beam, going from a fairly wide focused flood with the lens pushed all the way in to a concentrated spotlight when fully extended. In flood mode I had no trouble walking around the woods at night during a new moon, with plenty of light coverage but without eye-searing glare from objects close up to me. Spotlight mode doesn't throw quite as intensely as a light dedicated for the purpose, but it's still plenty (and quite impressive) for an all-in-one flashlight. The three brightness modes are easily rotated through with the single power button, and a long press of the button will shut it back off if you don't want to cycle through the strobe and SOS flashing modes to power off.My one control complaint with this flashlight crops up with the "camping light" mode, which provides a diffuse 360 degree glow from the white lens that is exposed behind the lens housing when you pull the zoom all the way out. To switch to this mode, you must first have the flashlight on in regular mode, then double-click the power button. From there, you can single-press to rotate through the brightnesses and a soft flashing mode. The controls are not consistent after switching into camping light mode though - while in flashlight mode a long press will turn the light off, in camping mode it changes the color temperature from a bright white to a yellower light. Double-click won't turn it off or switch back to flashlight either, you have to cycle through all the modes with single presses to turn the flashlight back off. It's not a major hindrance but will cause you some confusion until you memorize the various button presses.

This flashlight is very powerful and useful, it has many different modes and the extra lens to concentrate the light in a single spot to produce enough heat to start a fire. Haven’t tested its battery life completely but it comes with a rechargeable lithium 5000 mAh battery so it will last enough for sure. Recommended!!!

I have 3 Fenix more powerful rated flash lights, but I love this one, this does more and very bright as well. Cheaper too!

This is a nice and powerful flashlight. It is a little larger than the other flashlights I have, but it does feel good in hand.I like that the Zoom function requires a little force to slide. Most of my other flashlights have a Zoom function that can easily be changed just by handling.I like that the Strobe and SOS modes are easily selected, without interfering with the main function of ON and OFF.I like that the battery is user replaceable. However, there is an issue at least for now. The battery used is a cylindrical 26800 Lithium 5000mAh. I was unable to find 26800 batteries on Amazon or on eBay. At this time, one can buy these batteries on AliExpress. I hope this changes. Personally, I like to have a spare charged battery available.The Camping Light is a nice addition.The Ignition Lens is also a nice addition. I tested this on a piece of light colored maple. After 2 seconds, smoke started to come out, and about 3 seconds later, I had a 3mm charred circle on the surface. Impressive.I am surprised, though, that nowhere on the Amazon product page or in the documentation, there is no warning about the brightness when using the Ignition Lens. I am not talking about the warning not to shine the flashlight into someone's eyes. I am talking about looking at the area illuminated by the flashlight. Testing the Ignition and looking at the illuminated surface for less than 10 seconds impaired my vision for over half an hour.In the end, the choice of battery used and the lack of warning about eye protection cost 2 stars.

The flashlight feels good in my hand and I have no issues finding the power button. The flashlight throws the beam just as it is shown in the description on the web page. I have not tried the lens part yet since I got this for lightning up an area from a ways off. Time will tell if this item will hold up. I'm happy so far.

This is a very big flashlight, just to reiterate the statement. It's very thick around and longer than most comproble flashlights. I own way too many flashlights so I'm kind of an expert and you should listen to what I'm saying :) No, the lantern function is actually very soft and indirect and doesn't drain the battery all that quickly. My parents lost power in their house for a week and found this to be very useful when playing Scrabble or lighting the hallway towards the bathroom. Don't expect to comfortably carry this around in a pocket, but the lantern function is kind of nice