Beike 2 Pack 1000 lumens Tactical Flashlights, Super Bright Handheld Outdoor CREE LED Torch Flashlight with Adjustable Focus 5 Light Modes for Camping Hiking Emergency(AAA Batteries Included)

These flashlights are amazing and worked just as advertised. We ordered these about 8 days before Hurricane Florence was to hit our area in NC a few weeks ago. Our family thought it was a better idea to get some flashlights through Amazon instead of dealing with the local stores since everyone was stocking up on bread, milk, and of course flashlights. Plus the prices were great!! Due to shipping issues related to the storm (even though the delivery date was almost 4 days before the storm's landfall) we did not receive these till after the storm had come and passed. Luckily our power was only out a handful of times and we made due with what we had. I am fine with that though; hopefully knowing that those that were in greater need got what they needed because of Amazon's small shipping window. All that being said, we opened these up after they finally arrived and they worked great!! They now have a permanent spot in our disaster preparedness kit. I would recommend these to whomever needs a good powerful LED flashlight(s) at at great price!!

If you're expecting these to be as bright and high quality as the big name flashlights that cost $80 and up then you'll be disappointed. I've owned those and these lights do not compare. I also highly doubt that these are 1000 lumens because they're not as bright as a 300 lumen light I have from one of the big names.These are good for everyday uses and will certainly do the job of lighting up misc. tasks inside and outside, especially for the money!One trick I discovered, I put (2) CR123 batteries in instead of the 3-pack of AAA batteries that are included. This made the light considerably brighter, however the batteries do get hotter. Not sure how this will affect the LED life but I have not had an issue so far. The attached picture shows on the left the (3) AAA batteries in one light and the (2) CR123 batteries on the right. Same brightness mode, same zoom, same picture, indoors shining on a painted wall.

I bought these Beike flashlights because of the advertised CREE LED and all of the glowing reviews here on Amazon. I just received them today and installed freshly charged 18650 3.7V batteries to get the most from the flashlight. I compared them to my LuxPower Tactical V1000 flashlights I ordered back in March. Here are my observations:-These Beike flashlights are approx 0.25" shorter when the lens is pulled back as far as it can go. They also seem a little bit narrower in diameter than the LuxPower flashlights.-Both of the Beike's beam adjustment collars slide with a lot less effort than the LuxPower flashlights. One of the Beike flashlights beam focus collars is way too easy to move... just setting it down on the table top caused it to change positions. The LuxPower flashlights feel much, much better in this regard.-The Beike can make a smaller area spotlight than the LuxPower.-When the Beike and LuxPower were each adjusted for a spot of two feet in diameter, the Beike light was slightly dimmer/yellower and had approx 1 inch darker yellow halo around the edge of the spot circle. The LuxPower beams were bright white and constant from center of spot beam to the edge of spot beam... no yellow halo.My conclusion is that the LuxPower V1000 flashlights are better. The light is better and they are built better... that matters more to me than a tighter narrow spot that the Beike's can provide. I think I am going to return these and get the LuxPower V1000 again.

I have had these for about a week now. Nice bright light. I am using the batteries that CAME WITH the flashlights. They are lasting much longer than the batteries I use in a similar flashlight. These light are about 5 or 6 inches long and fit nicely in your hand. The power on/off button is at the backend of the flashlight. These flashlights cycle 5 different modes, from bright, med, low, strobe and SOS. The flashlight cycles to the next mode each time you turn it on and off. Also the light can zoom in to nearly a dot and can go from there to a real wide beam of light. You just slide the lens end of the flashlight to get the area of coverage you want.I found this to be a good buy, I like it AND no one paid me to make this review.

I received these lights right on time, they are very well made, I love the zooming feature, That's why I bought these, but I have several non zooming similar lights that are only rated at 250 lumens that are brighter than these which are rated at 1000 lumens. I expected these to be much brighter then they are. The supplied batteries were low on voltage so the were replaced with fresh Duracell AAA's. It helped but not too much. I would not re order this product but for what it is, it is a good light and I would recommend them, just do not expect them to burn paint off of a sign across the street.

The seller requested a review, so here it is. I have purchased these virtually identical flashlights in the past from other sellers and manufacturers on Amazon. The quality has been quite good for the price and for what I use them for. My only issue would be they lack durability and that is exactly why I have purchased them on two previous occasions. Drop it from a standing position on a hard surface and it will most likely quit working. However, they are small, convenient, inexpensive and work quite well as long as you don't bang them around. Also, the seller included an even smaller purple light flashlight along with the two pack, which I can hang around my neck on a lanyard when I walk the dog early in the morning. So, I would rate the products from this seller at this price as a 5.

I like my purchase very much however my satisfaction would be greater, ie. another star had there been instructions on assembly. Also, polarity of the batteries was not indicated although most people today do know the negative pole rests on the spring. I had never encountered a three battery carriage buried in a flashlight so took some worry to figure that out. From a design point of view, a switch located on the barrel of the flashlight would be handier. Once I pick up the flashlight, I need another hand to push in the very large on button located on the base.