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product_id: 618792
title: "414750 5 Hour 180 Lumens LED Cyber Light Flashlight, Yellow/Black"
brand: "dorcy"
price: "€ 36.60"
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reviews_count: 8
category: "Dorcy"
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# 180 lumens bright 275m beam distance 5 hours runtime 414750 5 Hour 180 Lumens LED Cyber Light Flashlight, Yellow/Black

**Brand:** dorcy
**Price:** € 36.60
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🔦 Light up your world with power and precision!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** 414750 5 Hour 180 Lumens LED Cyber Light Flashlight, Yellow/Black by dorcy
- **How much does it cost?** € 36.60 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.hr](https://www.desertcart.hr/products/618792-414750-5-hour-180-lumens-led-cyber-light-flashlight-yellow)

## Best For

- dorcy enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted dorcy brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Ready-to-Go Power:** Includes 4 AA batteries + nylon lanyard for instant use
- • **Rugged Durability:** Survives 8-foot drops with high-strength lens & housing
- • **Compact Yet Mighty:** Under 8 inches, lightweight at 6.8 oz with batteries
- • **Dual-Mode Beam Mastery:** Wide peripheral glow + focused spotlight for ultimate visibility
- • **Versatile Outdoor Essential:** Perfect for camping, hiking, or late-night yard patrols

## Overview

The Dorcy 414750 Cyber Light is a compact, durable LED flashlight delivering 180 lumens of brightness with a dual-beam design that combines a wide peripheral light and a focused spotlight reaching up to 275 meters. Powered by 4 included AA batteries, it offers 5 hours of reliable runtime and withstands drops from 8 feet, making it an essential tool for outdoor enthusiasts and professionals alike.

## Description

Dorcy 414750 5 Hour 180 Lumens LED Cyber Light Flashlight, Yellow/Black - Basic Handheld Flashlights - desertcart.com

Review: The best flashlight I have owned. But how will it suit your needs? A Comparison of 2 Dorcy Flashlights That Use AA Batteries - This is the best flashlight I have owned. The question is, "How will it suit your needs?" The unique beam of this flashlight has two distinct components, a wide, amply bright surrounding or main beam of light that essentially covers your entire peripheral vision and a narrow--about 5% of the total beam area--central spot light that is 4X as bright as the surrounding beam. Since the center is focussed, it is far less diffuse so that it carries much further in distance and offers greater contrast for distinguishing details. If you lost something, this can make all the difference in spotting it sooner. I will help you find your best combination of brightness, light beam distance, quality of light, weight, size & shape, as well as battery life. that by using two for illustration by comparison. I am not sure it is effective for 1,000 feet but I can attest that the center "spot" illuminates for several hundred feet. Naturally, the further away the light travels it loses both brightness and contrast. Light has a mathematically predictable fall off by distance from its source. But since it begins so strong, it can still be effective quite far away. I like this combination because I can use its dual flexibility. Some reviewers do not care for this brighter center. Some of them criticize it as a manufacturer's mistake but may not realize it was intentionally designed to offer both of these functions together. It could surprise you but it grew on me. It is a new experience. Closer areas and subjects get more even illumination across a very wide path by the much, much larger, but less bright surround or main beam although it is still, on its own, quite bright. I am used to the far more narrow circle of light I associate with conventional flashlights that do not effectively illuminate much more than the immediate foot path in front of you and virtually little on the sides. I prefer the bigger, wider beam of this Dorcy 41-4750 in addition to its center spot light. High lumens is a priority for my needs: outdoors in large spaces. Indoors, a whole room can be covered. Most people can agree it is lightweight and durable in build. It gets more subjective when it comes to being perceived as large or small, or comfortable. I find it small to medium, yet adequate in comfort, but we all have different hands. It is under 8-inches in length. Only you can decide the matter of size preference. I can vouch for the make, Dorcy. I would go so far as to primarily look at others by Dorcy with which to compare with this light. I am assuming the quality and reliability are consistent in their product line. On a practical note, smaller units tend to take AAA batteries which can limit output, for comparison purposes conveniently measured in lumens, but can shrink down to a size more easily carried in a purse, pocket, or backpack. These might be the answer for you. However, I am going to skip saying more about these because they are so different from this product under review. Are you mainly using it in your vehicle or garage, or outside? Is the space shallow or deep? Wide or narrow? Lumens and both the size and depth of the beam will make specific solutions for your answers better or worse. Price and the number of batteries also tend to affect what you can expect in brightness. For example, the 41-4750 uses 4 AA batteries and produces 180 lumens. By comparison, the Dorcy 41-2510 4 LED Carabineer Floating Waterproof Flashlight with Batteries is 6.5-inches long, takes 3 AA batteries, throws a beam "just" 100 feet, with less, "only" 32 lumens, does not have a very bright, central spot, but the batteries are rated an amazing 20 hours rather than 5 hours in the 41-4750. When comparing flashlights the number of lumens is clearly one of the keys and can be easily compared. Perhaps another key that is less straightforward is what is enough for your application. Quantifying that will help you and you also would benefit from having a basis for comparison from actual experience with which to associate the numbers. Perhaps you can start by finding out the lumens rating for a flashlight model you used recently as a reliable benchmark. These are both good lights with different trade offs. Both are water proof, float, and are brightly colored to make them easy to find. I have no cons to report but of course I already eliminated the products that did have them. Lastly, I found it simplest when comparing different models to rely on comparing their specs, their numbers, and worry less about reviewers' adjectives. Everyone can be right but reach opposite conclusions. Numbers offer honest testimony for disinterested parties. They may also help you decide what is the best combination of features when two or more units are compared. BTW I use eneloop NEW 2000mAh Typical, 1900mAh Minimum, 1500 cycle, 8 Pack AA, Ni-MH Pre-Charged Rechargeable Batteries , which complement this light very well. In over three months of use, I have easily had 5 hours of use in between charges. The problem here is that storage & use temperatures, the duration & frequency of use, and the specific batteries used will yield different results. The more expensive, dual beam light, 41-4750 is more than satisfactory to me although the 20 hours for the slightly smaller, $10 cheaper, more conventional flashlight, the Dorcy 41-2510 Carabineer, is impressive and possibly offers more advantages for your needs.
Review: Bad luck with expensive flashlights, Amazing luck with this "cheap" super bright Dorcy! - We have 3 dogs and live on the edge of a corn field. There are regularly animals of all kinds in our yard and we needed a very bright, durable light to keep at the back door to check the back yard before letting the dogs out after dark. We started with cheap led units from the local hardware store. They were *almost bright enough, with poorly built insides. The 1st or 2nd time they would hit the floor, they were done. I then decided because it's an actual "need" - that I could drop a few more bucks on a better model. I bought a Fenix on sale for somewhere in the $40 range. Worst purchase ever. It stopped working after less than 2 weeks. desertcart wasn't the seller, so they couldn't help me (I learned a valuable lesson there because I love, love, love! desertcart and only buy from them or fulfilled from them since this incident). Fenix has got to have the worst China based customer service EVER! They said I had to mail them my *BRAND NEW* flashlight, they would check to see if it was a user problem that caused it, and then repair it and mail it back to me. All of this at my expense!!! I dropped the Fenix in the trash and moved on. Luckily this Dorcy is so highly rated on desertcart. I went for it, and could not be happier. It lights up our entire back yard (fairly big yard), and it has actually saved us multiple times from letting the dogs out with wild animals in our yard! So, there's no telling how much we have saved in vet bills alone! The battery life is great, and the thing is durable. It's at the back door, there are dogs and confusion, it gets dropped. HARD. And survives every time. Can't say enough about this thing. Excellent build, excellent quality, excellent brightness, excellent battery life. Oh, and Excellent price for such a useful tool. Thanks Dorcy!

## Features

- Sold as 1 Each.
- Yellow/black. Dimensions: 1 1/2"(W) x 7.8"(L), 2 1/4"(bezel diameter). Bulb type: LED. 4 AA batteries. 180 lumens.
- 5 hours of run time. Beam distance: 275 m. Switch: Push button top. LED cyber light uses the highest strength materials for the lens and housing, making it incredibly durable and withstands an 8 foot drop test Batteries are insert by unscrewing the bottom of the light.
- Includes 4 AA cell batteries and a nylon lanyard. Weight: 6.8 oz. with batteries 3.4 oz. without batteries.
- 4 AA batteries. Switch: Push button top. Weight: 6.8 oz. with batteries 3.4 oz. without batteries.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B002OOZERY |
| Additional Features | Durable |
| Battery Description | AA |
| Battery Type | Alkaline |
| Best Sellers Rank | #228,157 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #2,252 in Handheld Flashlights |
| Brand Name | Dorcy |
| Brightness | 180 Lumen |
| Bulb Base | GX5.3 |
| Bulb Shape Size | ED28 |
| Color | Multicolored |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 1,931 Reviews |
| Finish Types | Yellow |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00035355447507 |
| Included Components | Nylon Lanyard |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 1.5"D x 11"W x 3"H |
| Item Height | 1.5 inches |
| Item Type Name | Dorcy 41-4750 190-Lumen LED Cyber Light Flashlight (Yellow) |
| Item Width | 6.25 Inches |
| Light Path Distance | 276 Meters |
| Light Source Type | LED |
| Manufacturer | DORCY |
| Manufacturer Warranty Description | Contact manufacturer. |
| Material Type | Plastic |
| Mounting Type | Handheld |
| Number of Batteries | 4 AA batteries required. (included) |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Outdoor activities, such as camping, hiking, or search and rescue missions |
| Runtime | 5 hours |
| UPC | 611267425811 066510972503 163120864010 151903503751 807032930523 782386028587 803982886637 080850332001 809187163665 617629766011 809387581634 035355447507 051020036388 042111217250 190283070378 971471701300 806298688537 115970738669 696582417048 168141349430 342109203365 731215322761 872182730170 523161393717 999993355313 100177550466 634154328613 757274034414 780320023360 666670218116 7015596573… |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Voltage | 6 Volts |
| Warranty Type | No Warranty |
| Water Resistance Level | Water Resistant |
| White Brightness | 190 Lumens |

## Product Details

- **Special Feature:** Durable
- **Color:** Multicolored
- **Power Source:** Battery Powered
- **Light Source Type:** LED
- **Material:** Plastic

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The best flashlight I have owned. But how will it suit your needs? A Comparison of 2 Dorcy Flashlights That Use AA Batteries
*by J***E on February 5, 2013*

This is the best flashlight I have owned. The question is, "How will it suit your needs?" The unique beam of this flashlight has two distinct components, a wide, amply bright surrounding or main beam of light that essentially covers your entire peripheral vision and a narrow--about 5% of the total beam area--central spot light that is 4X as bright as the surrounding beam. Since the center is focussed, it is far less diffuse so that it carries much further in distance and offers greater contrast for distinguishing details. If you lost something, this can make all the difference in spotting it sooner. I will help you find your best combination of brightness, light beam distance, quality of light, weight, size & shape, as well as battery life. that by using two for illustration by comparison. I am not sure it is effective for 1,000 feet but I can attest that the center "spot" illuminates for several hundred feet. Naturally, the further away the light travels it loses both brightness and contrast. Light has a mathematically predictable fall off by distance from its source. But since it begins so strong, it can still be effective quite far away. I like this combination because I can use its dual flexibility. Some reviewers do not care for this brighter center. Some of them criticize it as a manufacturer's mistake but may not realize it was intentionally designed to offer both of these functions together. It could surprise you but it grew on me. It is a new experience. Closer areas and subjects get more even illumination across a very wide path by the much, much larger, but less bright surround or main beam although it is still, on its own, quite bright. I am used to the far more narrow circle of light I associate with conventional flashlights that do not effectively illuminate much more than the immediate foot path in front of you and virtually little on the sides. I prefer the bigger, wider beam of this Dorcy 41-4750 in addition to its center spot light. High lumens is a priority for my needs: outdoors in large spaces. Indoors, a whole room can be covered. Most people can agree it is lightweight and durable in build. It gets more subjective when it comes to being perceived as large or small, or comfortable. I find it small to medium, yet adequate in comfort, but we all have different hands. It is under 8-inches in length. Only you can decide the matter of size preference. I can vouch for the make, Dorcy. I would go so far as to primarily look at others by Dorcy with which to compare with this light. I am assuming the quality and reliability are consistent in their product line. On a practical note, smaller units tend to take AAA batteries which can limit output, for comparison purposes conveniently measured in lumens, but can shrink down to a size more easily carried in a purse, pocket, or backpack. These might be the answer for you. However, I am going to skip saying more about these because they are so different from this product under review. Are you mainly using it in your vehicle or garage, or outside? Is the space shallow or deep? Wide or narrow? Lumens and both the size and depth of the beam will make specific solutions for your answers better or worse. Price and the number of batteries also tend to affect what you can expect in brightness. For example, the 41-4750 uses 4 AA batteries and produces 180 lumens. By comparison, the Dorcy 41-2510 4 LED Carabineer Floating Waterproof Flashlight with Batteries is 6.5-inches long, takes 3 AA batteries, throws a beam "just" 100 feet, with less, "only" 32 lumens, does not have a very bright, central spot, but the batteries are rated an amazing 20 hours rather than 5 hours in the 41-4750. When comparing flashlights the number of lumens is clearly one of the keys and can be easily compared. Perhaps another key that is less straightforward is what is enough for your application. Quantifying that will help you and you also would benefit from having a basis for comparison from actual experience with which to associate the numbers. Perhaps you can start by finding out the lumens rating for a flashlight model you used recently as a reliable benchmark. These are both good lights with different trade offs. Both are water proof, float, and are brightly colored to make them easy to find. I have no cons to report but of course I already eliminated the products that did have them. Lastly, I found it simplest when comparing different models to rely on comparing their specs, their numbers, and worry less about reviewers' adjectives. Everyone can be right but reach opposite conclusions. Numbers offer honest testimony for disinterested parties. They may also help you decide what is the best combination of features when two or more units are compared. BTW I use eneloop NEW 2000mAh Typical, 1900mAh Minimum, 1500 cycle, 8 Pack AA, Ni-MH Pre-Charged Rechargeable Batteries , which complement this light very well. In over three months of use, I have easily had 5 hours of use in between charges. The problem here is that storage & use temperatures, the duration & frequency of use, and the specific batteries used will yield different results. The more expensive, dual beam light, 41-4750 is more than satisfactory to me although the 20 hours for the slightly smaller, $10 cheaper, more conventional flashlight, the Dorcy 41-2510 Carabineer, is impressive and possibly offers more advantages for your needs.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Bad luck with expensive flashlights, Amazing luck with this "cheap" super bright Dorcy!
*by H***E on December 16, 2011*

We have 3 dogs and live on the edge of a corn field. There are regularly animals of all kinds in our yard and we needed a very bright, durable light to keep at the back door to check the back yard before letting the dogs out after dark. We started with cheap led units from the local hardware store. They were *almost bright enough, with poorly built insides. The 1st or 2nd time they would hit the floor, they were done. I then decided because it's an actual "need" - that I could drop a few more bucks on a better model. I bought a Fenix on sale for somewhere in the $40 range. Worst purchase ever. It stopped working after less than 2 weeks. Amazon wasn't the seller, so they couldn't help me (I learned a valuable lesson there because I love, love, love! Amazon and only buy from them or fulfilled from them since this incident). Fenix has got to have the worst China based customer service EVER! They said I had to mail them my *BRAND NEW* flashlight, they would check to see if it was a user problem that caused it, and then repair it and mail it back to me. All of this at my expense!!! I dropped the Fenix in the trash and moved on. Luckily this Dorcy is so highly rated on Amazon. I went for it, and could not be happier. It lights up our entire back yard (fairly big yard), and it has actually saved us multiple times from letting the dogs out with wild animals in our yard! So, there's no telling how much we have saved in vet bills alone! The battery life is great, and the thing is durable. It's at the back door, there are dogs and confusion, it gets dropped. HARD. And survives every time. Can't say enough about this thing. Excellent build, excellent quality, excellent brightness, excellent battery life. Oh, and Excellent price for such a useful tool. Thanks Dorcy!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A powerhouse of a flashlight in a lightweight form factor, comfortable to hold, just amazing.
*by J***S on October 20, 2012*

Like many people, I've owned quite a number of different flashlights over the years, from a 4 D-cell aluminum Maglite to small keychain flashlights, and still own a 3 million candlepower floodlight (whose lead-cell battery only lasts 15 minutes). The small palm-sized flashlight that I have by my bed runs on 4 AAA batteries and has about a dozen white LED "bulbs". (I bought it for $5 at MicroCenter, it was by the cash register, I couldn't resist the impulse purchase.) The last few times I used it, I was disappointed at how weak the "throw" of light was (turns out the rechargeable batteries had drained). I surfed the Web, looking for a replacement, and looked at quite a number of very expensive flashlights - we're talking $70 to $100+. I was fortunate in coming across this Dorcy model. I thought, for $16, it was worth the risk. If it failed, I could always go for a more expensive brand. Well, this flashlight is amazing. It does exactly what all the hundreds of other reviews here say. It throws a LOT of light in a small, narrow beam, and a larger halo around that. The amount of light it throws out is just incredible, and it makes me feel in total control over what I point the light at. I can tell that the light goes a good 300 feet away, at least. Other reviewers here say that they've had the original non-rechargeable alkaline batteries last a full year, and I believe it. The "bulb" is solid state, will never burn out, and is much more efficient than any regular filament bulb. If the 4 AAs give a full 5 continuous hours if use, then that too is just amazing. I can't believe how simple this flashlight is, how much light it throws out, and how affordable it is. It is lightweight, feels good to hold, has a lanyard to wrap around your wrist, and its design reminds me of those space raygun flashlights we had as kids. The push button is covered by rubber, and feels good. Although the housing is made of plastic, it does NOT feel cheap. Putting the batteries in was a bit confusing, and difficult. The 4 AAs that come with the flashlight are stacked in two columns of two, two batteries in a column pointing down, the other two pointing up. (See the picture on the packaging.) You have to be careful and gently work the batteries into place, it will take a minute or two of playing around with them - just don't go crazy and try to force them in. The end cap screws back into place with minimal effort. I'm sure this isn't a waterproof flashlight, but I can't see this going out in a little rain. It's supposed to be safe from drops up to 8 feet. If you're holding it in your hand at waist level, dropping it should never be a worry. This flashlight would make for a great gift. At $16 a pop, it's affordable enough to have a couple around the house, and one in your car's glove compartment. Again, it throws a LOT of light out (180 lumens), and a lot of light comes back at you (measured as "lux", although I have no idea re how many lux of light gets reflected back).

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