5500LM Scuba Diving Flashlight - Rechargeable Underwater Light, 328ft IPX8 Waterproof, 4 Modes With Charger for Deep Sea Snorkeling

I liked this dive light so much that I bought a second one. For the price, it is really hard to beat.I've been diving with my original light for over two years and have used it on 60+ dives, and it is still working great. I've taken it down to around 100 feet and have never had an issue with flooding or water getting into the light.It isn't going to be the brightest light in the swim-through, but for recreational diving it gets the job done. I've found that one charge lasts me approximately two 60-minute dives.The battery does take a while to charge. I normally just put it in the charger overnight, and it's ready to go the next morning. That hasn't been much of an inconvenience for me, but it's something to be aware of if you're trying to recharge between dives.After more than two years of use, I'm impressed with how well such an inexpensive dive light has held up. I liked my first one enough that I bought a second as a backup.I've added a short video of the light in use for a real dive. For the price, this has been a great buy.

Excellent dive light. Great for cavern diving. Bright and compact size which is very handy. The wrist strap makes it secure.

The flashing add states 3,000 Lumens, but the directions state 1,000 lumens. It probably is less than 1,000 lumens. The size is compact which is nice. The on/off switch, well i have not used this underwater, but it is not a click switch. If i were not leaving for my trip in a few days i would return it for the iffy switch and the false advertising. I am a scuba diver.

I've had this light for over 4 years and am overall satisfied. While it is definitely not as bright as advertised (maybe 600 lumens), I am happy with the quality and reliability. The light is also the most compact of the 8+ different 18650 lights my dive buddies, and I have. I like the simple button operation, which is intuitive to use (valuable in cases when I lend it out). The button is also protected by being recessed, which makes me much less worried about it accidentally turning on.I would recommend this and would buy it again if mine was lost.Mine has probably been on 25+ recreational limit dives and was temporarily lost underwater for 24 hours with no issues.

Agree with other commenters that the charger is very cheap, flimsy, yet it did seem to work. Checked the batter for a cover and the only plastic was around the outside, nothing covering either end (see photos). The blue border is attached to the sleeve wrapping the battery the full length, plus if there was a protective covering the battery would not charge.Upon putting the battery into the charger, then plugging the charger in, the light was red. Let it remain until the light turned green. Transferred battery into flashlight, and upon pressing the button on the bottom nothing happened. Next day asked husband to take a look, and he wanted to verify the battery was charged, so we put it back in the charger like before (waiting to plug-in until we had the battery in place). Light was red (should have still had a charge from the night before). After a few hours light was green again, so he moved the battery into the flashlight and again, nothing.We noticed the button on the bottom depresses, but it refuses to "click" like several of these type buttons do. It might be a bad battery, it might be the switch not working, it might be a bad bulb, impossible to know for sure.This is now in the process of being returned, and I'll be purchasing a different brand diver flashlight instead.