Rechargeable Flashlight LED, 100000 High Lumens, C-Charge, 5-Position Zoom, IPX67 Waterproof, Tactical Flashlight with Glow-in-The-Dark Strip, Power Indicator for Emergencies

I ordered 2 of these flashlights at first an I had been trying to find a good decent flashlight that would have a bright beam to it and shine far off well this bad boy met every expectation I had it's super bright it's the absolute best flashlight I've ever owned ! I live off of a very busy highway and people are always walking past all the times of the hour an I needed a good bright flashlight 🔦 for when my husband is away working this is the best I've ever owned and for the price I was so shocked to. My husband even loves it just as much as I do. He actually has taken over mine lol 😆 he had to get me show me that it will shine all the way through the clouds at night it's super bright I love how it has the colors all on the sides they shine too if left in the light then they shine at night also the end of it with he windshield cracker for emergencies I thought that was cool. If you look above at all the pictures you'll see in the video above in description it shows you once you receive you're flashlight you'll need to unscrew the end cap and pull out the tab of paper that's in between the battery then close it back so I knew to do that once it arrived. I love it so much an showed it to my family an friends an they love it to so now I've ordered 4 more of these for family an friends an at the price you can't beat it because I actually bought what I thought was a super nice flashlight from Walmart for almost 50 bks an pshh this one out does an out Shines that Walmart one any day honestly so I highly recommend these an they arrived on time just above 5 stars 🌟 and I'll probably be buying more of these as gifts 🎁 you won't be let down with these flashlights

UPDATE: I loaned this light to a friend who didn't even own a flashlight. She used it during a recent power outage and had nothing but high praise. Dropped it twice with no ill effects.----------------There are many of similar lights sold on Amazon - and most are pretty much the same. A single LED reflected through a lens to give a zoom effect - handy for a household light.The Claims for this flashlight: 1) 100,000 lumens - not even close. While I don’t have a lumen measurement system, I do have other lights with verified lumen outputs to compare to. This light compares favorably to several 1,000-lumen lights and that’s OK for 90% of uses. I’ve seen similar lights on Amazon that tout 900,000 lumens. They just make this stuff up! 2) 24 fluorescent strips make it easy to find at night. When exposed to a bright light, they will glow for a few minutes. In a dark room or lost in a field, they are of little use. 3) Includes AAA battery tube holder - didn’t come with this light. 4) Includes gift box and storage bag - nice box with a nylon holster but nothing special. 5) A photo on the Amazon page mentioned LEP technology. LEP stands for Laser Excited Phosphor - a totally different technology NOT in this light. The reflector does have some phosphor coating - but LEP it isn’t!Other points - The light does have a 5,800 MAh 26650 battery - probably closer to 5,000 mAh but it has plenty of power and on low power, will run for several hours. It has a power meter that seems to be fairly accurate. It has a USB-A port and can charge other devices. In 30 minutes, it brought the charge of a iPhone Pro Max up 2% while expending 10% of its power reserve. Keep in mind, most USB chargers deliver 5 volts - the most this flashlight’s port can deliver is the battery’s nominal voltage of 3.7 - can work in a pinch but don’t think it will replace your regular chargerThings missing: 1) No mode memory. When you turn it on, in comes on at the brightest level, not at the level you last used. 2) No ultra-low mode. An ultra-low mode (1 to 3 lumens) can give you days of light with sufficient power to make your way in the dark when power might be out for extended periods.

So everyone has a flashlight these days, on their smartphone. But this is a FLASHLIGHT! This CIWIC Rechargeable Flashlight is compact, very bright, and very useful.It came with a web holster, as well as a USB charging cord with USB-A on one end, for the charger, and USB-C on the other, for the flashlight. There is also a brief instruction manual.When I first charged the flashlight, I found that it would work only while charging. Puzzled, I thought I would take a look at the battery. Unscrewing the cap on the end revealed a piece of paper covering the rear terminal of the battery, likely for shipping. Removing that paper, not noted in the instructions, brought the flashlight to full function.It charged to full capacity in a few hours, with "100%" showing on the display near the on/off button. While charging, a green lightning sign blinks, and the battery level is displayed. I turned it on at full brightness and let it sit. The light remained bright for almost 6½ hours. Impressive.There is a charging port to use the flashlight's battery to charge other devices, via a USB-A socket next to the USB-C port used to charge the flashlight. You can use the same cord in the reverse direction to charge USB-C devices.There are some multicolored stripes on the flashlight that, after being exposed to sunlight, will glow in the dark. There is also a spike on the tail end of the light which could be use to break a glass windshield or such in an emergency. I did not test it, but it looks like it would work just fine.The light is emitted by one large LED and a shaped by a thick lens. There are five steps with the light output, selected by pushing the on/off button. Initial step is high beam, then a bit lower, and then a bit lower still, but still quite useful. The next step is a strobe effect, and the last is SOS being sent in Morse Code. A long press will turn the light off at any step, and it comes back on at the highest light setting.There is a zoom type lens that allows the beam to be focused on a spot or broadened to cover the area. The video shows this ability over a parking lot, providing quite a bit of illumination.I am impressed with this flashlight, and it will prove handy in any situation where it is needed.

I'm starting this review and will add to it later. I was curious to look at the battery and took off the endcap and darned if I didn't find a non-conductive tab there. I noticed that one review talked about only having light when it was plugged in and thought this might be the reason why. Many times flashlights with external plug-ins don't have that isolation tab.It is clear that instructions were written by someone who has English as their second language and some of the instructions may not read as the writer intended them to read. They do talk about charging the battery 3 times for over 5 hours before using the flashlight the first time for proper conditioning of the battery. I suspect that the second and third time would not take 5 hours. I will report back on this issue when I complete my review.Update: Ok, I'm not sure what charging for 3 times for over 5 hours means, but I tried charging twice before use and the battery measured 100% and would not charge a second time.This flashlight is very bright. Stated to be 100,000 lumens, I thought I had one that would finally clearly beat my 1500 lumen name brand flashlight, but when I tested them side to side it was so close that I had to measure light readings using my camera, and those readings came out identical, so this 100,000 lumens flashlight was equal in brightness to the name brand1500 lumen flashlight.That being said, there were other reasons for buying this flashlight over the name brand one:First: of all the price, which is only 2/3rd the price of the name brand flashlight.Second: This flashlight has a far larger battery. and the flashlight has the ability to charge other devices.Third: This flashlight tells you how much battery power you have left with an LCD displayForth: The light beam is adjustable from very wide angle to a very tight light beamFifth: This flashlight comes with a pointed tip that can break a car window if trapped underwater. The flashlight claims to be waterproof so it could continue to work underwater in such an emergency. I did not test this feature.Sixth: After shattering the glass the flashlight can be used to beat the rest of the window away.For the six reasons mentioned above I recommend this flashlight over the OEM brand.The one weakness I can see is that there is a rubber cover that covers the charging port. The attachment of this to the flashlight is rather flimsy and if this flashlight is used often it would not surprise me if it broke off and was lost. If this happened and you were using this for camping you'd probably want to tape over the plugs to assure that they did not get dirty.

I like to keep a number of rechargeable flashlights around the house. This is simple to recharge and Hausa nice bright light with different brightness settings. It’s worth the investment.