Rechargeable Flash Light LED Flashlights High Lumens, 250000 Lumens Super Bright Tactical Handheld Flashlight, 3Modes and Waterproof, Powerful Flashlight for Home Emergencies Camping

Well, as we all know, lumen numbers for off-brand flashlights on Amazon are entirely made up ... so I never subtract stars for that when I review them. Because they're entirely made up, one of the first things I do with any new flashlight is to tear it apart and measure the current draw at the battery. This particular light contains a 3S pack that's probably around 11.1v nominal, and it draws about 3.8A from the battery when running at maximum brightness with the batteries at ~80%. That puts the draw from the batteries somewhere around 45 watts ... and accounting for losses in the driver and wiring, I'd guess this thing is in the range of ~2000 real lumens. Not bad considering it's around $30 as of this writing.It charges via USB-C, but it will not charge from a USB PD power supply. You need to use an older USB A power supply with an A-to-C cable ... so if you're phasing those out of your home and/or just don't have a lot of them around, you might want to keep that in mind. The tailcap light is a lot dimmer, drawing about 0.2A (~2W) at the brightest setting and especially at the lower settings will make a good long-runtime area light.All in all, I'm satisfied. One final note, I don't intend to use this for very long at the max setting, because like all zoomies this doesn't have a particularly good thermal path from the LED emitters to the heat sink, which is on the movable 'zoom' part of the body. Considering I've spent almost this much just on batteries for some of my higher end lights, I'm very happy to get a light this bright with built-in batteries and an integrated charge circuit for this price.

This rechargeable flashlight that comes with the rechargeable battery and USB charging chord is the brightest LED flashlight of any size that I own, and I own a lot of them. It also has a digital display of the exact amount of battery charge that is left and has 2 flashlight/spotlights on opposite ends that can turn on simultaneously. Each end has a high, medium, low, flashing, ans SOS setting, and the back also has red spotlight setting. It also has a wrist lanyard, and has a very low price. They could easily charge 2X -3X as much. The only negative is the flashlight is extra fat making it hard to hold. They should have made it longer and thinner instead.

All lites perform well and are bright.

This is the brightest flashlight! I love that I can charge it instead of having to use heavy batteries that get weaker. This flashlight has 3 brightness settings, and the brightest one is incredible. I can see right through the woods when I’m walking at night. It also has a lantern setting so it can be used to provide soft lighting in a small space. It works great, and tells me the percentage of charge I have left, which is handy. It comes with a charging cable as well.

Stays charged a long time

It's big—about the size of a can of Red Bull, but it's bright like the sun! 200,000 lumens, technically brighter than daylight, but of course as the beam spreads it can't light up the whole world. Sure does shine a long way, though! Lots of beam settings, bright or dim, spotlight or diffuse. Heavy, but great!

Unable to get inside, something loose, moving light around, or diez out

Bigger and heavier than I expected. Battery is not replaceable as it is sealed in.

Occasionel

This flashlight is advertised for the price which is good but for 200000 lumens I should be able too see a brighter way in the dark. I have another flashlight 190000 and it's brighter than this one.