okcomuy Rechargeable LED Pen Light Flashlight,300 Lumens IP67 Waterproof with Pocket Clip 4-Zoomable| 3 Modes, Prefect Pocket Small Flashlight for Inspection,Work,Repair,Camping

This is a decent pen light, feels solid and is not to big and not to small where by you could easily lose it. A tight clip for a secure hold. The 2 ways of using power is a plus, either rechage or even use regular batteries. Nice bright wide beam and very good tight point setting.

Dynamite’lil flash light. Took me a couple days to figure it out and find a charge cord; poor organization on my part. It’s a great flashlight, I recommend it. Not sure how the battery lasts, time will tell.

These charge so fast so convenient they fit right in my pocket they’re bright so bright and they last quite a bit long time.

I wish I could give this flash light a 4.5 star rating because there is only one thing that I wish it had. this is my review of owning this flashlight for a year. This flash light is small, great for carrying around you always. fits right into your pocket. Its super bright. I have a couple of different flash lights and for as small as this one is, it really shines. Its tough. I have dropped this guy more than once. Dropped it when working on a ladder, fell 14ft and landed on concrete, worked just fine, just some minor scratches. Then I dropped it into a oily bath of antifreeze, when doing a repair. Little bit of brake cleaner cleaned it right up. all the seals did their job. It is rechargeable, probably my favorite feature. Instead of having to always replace batteries or grabbing a dead flashlight, I pull it off the charger and go to work. Batteries get me through most of the day and I put it on the charger when I'm done. I am a lot more willing to use it with out worrying about having to replace batteries every time. The flash light is great for short usages through out the day, I wouldn't recommend planning to use this to light a work area, its a pen light, not designed for that purpose. Now my only complaint about this flash light is that it does not have a low voltage shut off to project the battery that is in it. I was working on a car and forgot that it was left on. When I found it, it was still on but it was very weak. I placed it on the charger but it never shined as bright as it did brand new. After doing some testing I believe I killed one of the cells in the flash light battery. Lipos get damaged if reduced to a low enough voltage. Luckily the designers made it easy to replace the battery. while it is not worth the price to get an exact replacement battery, two rechargeable AAA fit just fine inside. Over all one of my favorite go to tools.

I am really impressed with the quality of the light. The pocket clip broke two weeks in. I use it daily at my Factory job. Really bright.

I’ve had mine 8 months and I love it. Fits in my pocket nicely, a little bigger than a pen. Today I ran it over with a skid steer on gravel. It still works!

Pretty good penlight. Pros: Good quality shell. The zoom is why I bought it because I needed a light that could both illuminate a small spot for inspecting detail, but also could be used to shine light on a larger area. Brightness is good for my needs and water resistance is a plus. I'm not likely to test that, but the gaskets seem to fit tightly. Only ones I can't see are the ones around the end that extends to zoom the lense. Battery life is good for the size, not sure how long it will last, but good for now. And it's removable and you can still use standard batteries, so that's a huge bonus for device life. Non replaceable rechargeable batteries are a huge problem with devices these days. Cons: Generally not a fan of the multiple modes based on pressing a single button multiple times, and I've never had a use for a strobe mode. I could do without that. But that's most flashlights. The only real complaint is the gaskets that protect the battery compartment and the charging port are a bit fragile. The first one I received had a broken one that had been pinched when the end cap over the battery compartment was screwed in. I'm guessing it was a return rather than a defect. That's a common problem with Amazon these days is they take returns and resend them to other people. At least I learned from someone else's mistake before I damaged one. Just have to make sure the gaskets are totally in their grooves and screw the cap on carefully. But that shouldn't happen too often if you're going to keep the rechargeable battery in it primarily. The charging port has a slightly different design, so it's much less likely that the gaskets will move and get pinched. Just have to be sure they don't get moved during charging.

This is a pen light that has the potential be something good, but just has too many issues to be of good use. When I first got the pen, I was enamored by the brightness, the charging capabilities, and the portability of this pen light. Unfortunately, after using it a bit more, it started becoming more of pain as I became accustomed to the pen light. First of all, why start with the brightest mode when turning on the pen light? When I initially tried to to change the brightness, I found that the pen has an annoying flickering mode. I first thought, "ok, I can just avoid changing to this mode", but the pen light's button can be a bit too sensitive and switch modes without even intending to (you just need to do a light tap to switch modes). What makes it worse is that if you turn it off, rather than just turning on with the static unchanging light the next time you want to use it, it ends up saving the last pen mode used so you might end up turning it on with the flickering mode. This is really inconvenient when you're using this in the medical setting like I am, so you might end up flashing a strobe light in your patient's face by accident. The durability is also pretty poor. I used the pen for less than a month, maybe once or twice every other day, and the cheap plastic button peeled off, so you have to press really hard to even turn it on. I also wasn't a fan of the design. It's a bit too bulky for my taste, but this is a minor inconvenience compared to all its other failings. This pen is just a big fail overall. Would not recommend for long-term use due to it being more of a nuisance than of any help. I currently keep it as a backup, but I would never use it again if I had a choice. This pen had the potential to be something really useful, but it's more of a pain in the ass than anything.

Normaler Gebrauch , nachgeladen nur wenn akku leer war. Nach 3 Monaten lädt Akku nicht mehr, Lampe funktioniert auch mit Batterien nicht. Lediglich ist aber nicht defekt, wenn Ladekabel angeschlossen ist, leuchtet Led.

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Works like a charm. Powerful. Ideal for my home use.

I work part-time as a handyman while in College and boy oh boy do I use pen flashlights tons. I started using this cheap one from Walmart a good few years back and after a year or two of using that, I went on a quest to find the best one I can get online for a reasonable price. I bought about 5 different models that all looked really promising. Let me just say that this light was absolutely my favorite by a long-shot. It's just so perfect, I mean, - It's rechargeable, so you don't have to worry about carrying extra batteries on you when you think the battery's low (like I grew a habit of doing with other penlights), you can just recharge it (also saves you some cash in the long run). to recharge it, just unscrew the light right under the threaded cylinder that adjusts zoom and it'll reveal the port. - THIS THING IS POWERFUL, by far the strongest penlight I've ever used. It's advertised as outputting 300LM and I don't doubt that for a second, Love it. - IT CAN ZOOM, something that was pretty darn hard to find on the water-resistant penlights and it actually zooms really far. - Battery life is pretty darn good given the sheer power of this light, will last a good few hours of non-stop usage - This thing is MAD sturdy, like I can probably use it to smash concrete sturdy (though I've never tried) - It's IP67, I've literally used this thing underwater and it works surprisingly well. Though, I wouldn't trust it going too deep, for that, just get a dive light, they're not that expensive. Addressing the heat issue: A lot of other reviewers said it gets really hot, I honestly disagree. I mean, yeah, the beam of light, if pointed close to the skin for too long can give you a superficial, but still painful burn, but that's to be expected for such a bright beam of light. And yeah, the flashlight itself gets pretty warm but this level of warmth is nothing dangerous. I mean you gotta note that this thing's running a pretty powerful LED that outputs quite a bit of heat due to the power consumption, and It's really difficult to dissipate that heat evenly into the metal frame given how little there is of it and since it's more lengthy than beefy (it's only actively cooled). For such a powerful and thin penlight, I don't know why this surprises people.

Works well.. nice and bright. Quick recharge.. very convenient