BUYSIGHT Rechargeable Spotlight Flashlight High Lumen Handheld Spot Light LED Flashlight with Handle Ultra-Long Standby Electric Torch with USB Output （Classic Black）

This flashlight is incredible! It is extremely powerful with a simultaneous concentrated beam and wider beam. It is so bright! It is also very lightweight and easy to carry because it has rechargeable batteries. The flashlight lasts a long time before it needs recharging. It will not slowly dim out though. When the batteries are drained, it just turns off in an instant, which might leave you stranded in the dark, but you could avoid that by charging it more frequently than I do.

This is one bright floodlight. It has 3 settings= high, low/med. and strobe. I only use it maybe for 1 min to 2 mins. at a time/3-4 times a week. And after several weeks of use, it still has a strong charge. The light span is vast and wide and the brightness is nuts. When I point it to the sky, the light seems to travel into the vast vastness of space.The applications are endless. Personally, I keep it at the side of the bed for late-night usage in the event of power outages and break-ins. I use it in the backyard to light up dark areas when needed and I also shine it at the cows that range in the field behind my fence to scare them along (they upset the dogs).It comes with a plug-in rechargeable cord. It is an all-plastic housing. I do wish that it was heavier. It is really lightweight. I like lights with more oomph to them but the BRIGHTNESS and the PRICE compensate for its lack of weight.I can not attest to the water-resistance of this product, but I would not hesistate taking this floodlight out in the pounding rain of a hurricane to light up my needs.

I love this rechargeable flashlight. It is incredibly bright and the battery lasts a long time, I only have to recharge it every couple months and I use it all the time. I actually bought a second one to have one upstairs and one downstairs for when needed. You can also use it as a battery backup for your phone or electronic devices as it has a USB output port. Highly Recommend.

I love a good quality flashlight and have purchased many. Some over $120. Almost always the lumens are over estimated. The actual lumens on this light are twice what is listed. I have had this flashlight for 5 years. It's true the beam is quite narrow but the brightness of the beam shines for blocks.(almost like a search light) It holds a charge well. Recently, after not using it for months the beam is STILL very bright. It has been dropped several times and keeps working. There is not a brighter flashlight and the price is reasonable. It is totally amazing. After reading what I wrote here it is like I work for the company - No I don't but I am very impressed with this flashlight. The reason for 4 stars because I have learned a lot of 5 star reviews are not believed.

This caught my eye when I saw the sale price and stand. It is a bit flimsy and I wouldn't dare drop it, but the light is VERY BRIGHT! It lit up our entire backyard and then some. Easy to set up and use. Highly recommend it. Don't drop it!

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I'm a nut about flashlights. I bet I own twenty of them, in all shapes and sizes. They use different bulbs, batteries, and some even have adjustable lenses and programmable modes. My most expensive flashlight was over $200 and my least expensive flashlight was a few bucks.I bought this "BUYSIGHT Bright Rechargeable Searchlight handheld LED Flashlight Tactical Flashlight" thinking it would be my brightest flashlight because of the advertised lumens. It looked like a good lamp to keep in the trunk of the car. However, I was surprised by the size. It's smaller than I thought it'd be-- which isn't necessarily a bad thing. It's more portable than I thought it'd be.But it also feels incredibly cheap. I don't know how to describe it other than "dollar-store plastic." It just feels like it'd break or crack if dropped. Very, very cheap polymer used here. I remember a Duracell flashlight that I had in the 1980s that was more durable than this. And here we are in 2019.The whole flashlight also feels very light. Again, at first glance, that probably doesn't sound like a bad thing. Easier to carry around, right? But it's almost as if there's a lot of air and wasted space in the housing. It doesn't have heft or feel dense, if that makes sense. So even though I mentioned that it's smaller than I expected, I don't understand why it's as large as it is given all the wasted spaced you can feel in the body of the flashlight. It's almost as if they made the flashlight bigger than it needed to be-- on purpose-- in order to make people perceive that it's more powerful. There is only one actual LED projecting light so keep in mind that the front lense doesn't need to be nearly as big as it is-- in order to house a bulb that's maybe 1-2mm in height and width.Lastly, the beam this casts is non-adjustable and has a very bright center with only a moderate wider beam. I don't think the lumens are actually as advertised. Maybe if you're just looking at the peak of the center. But my various tactical flashlights cast a more useful beam.I'd recommend the Anker USB rechargeable flashlight over this one. I just picked up two the other day (one for me and one for my assistant) and they are the same price as this lamp, but much smaller, more durable (metal housing), and just as bright (if not brighter). If you really want to go pro, get a rechargeable Streamlight.

I have Coyote's all around my farm, and when I take the dog for a night bathroom run, I need a light that is bright, and can light up those "red eyes" far away..I've used every LED, and standard bulb spotlight on the market. My last great light was the Stanley Fatmax at twice the price. The Stanley was heavy, and the high beam feature failed after 3 months.This spotlight is feather light, and the focused beam is very bright and far reaching.. Just what I needed. The surrounding "halo" lighting is very bright as well..This light is a steal at the price