DARKBEAM UV Flashlight 365+395 Blacklight, LED EDC Flashlights high Lumen USB C Rechargeable Woods Lamp, Mini Magnetic COB Red Light - Emergency Power - Urine, Scorpion Detector, Cure Resin

Well, I like it. I have a lot of flashlights. This fills a niche of a light with both UV wavelengths that are useful for looking for fluorescent items. Each UV light, 395 and 365nm has its own switch. There is also a COB light that has alternating White and Red LEDs. The UV lights are fairly bright for their size, and if you have any Uranium glass it will really glow. The COB light is not super bright, but works, and the Red is good and not too bight for use at night. Thank goodness there are not too many "modes" to cycle through, no stupid SOS for example.USB C type charging port is appreciated.The size is quite small and light, smaller than I expected, so I assumed a low capacity battery. I was surprised that the white light was still glowing a bit after 10 hours of run time. Putting it on the tester showed that the charge capacity was about 1000 mAH. As a crazy extra, the flashlight can act as the world's smallest power pack to charge your very small device, and there is a USB A port for that; you will probably never use that, but cool.

While not a visually attractive device, it does work quite well. The 395nm LED is nice and bright for its size and makes glowy things glow nicely. The 365nm is obviously not as visually bright, but is clearly lower output as it doesn't make things fluoresce as strongly, which is contrary to my typical experience that 365nm is more effective than 395nm. I did buy it more for the 395nm though as I only had 365 to go hunting for glowy glass and that makes manganese glow. The 365 is definitely good enough for a backup in any event.The white side light is nice and bright, and the red side light is as well and works well to creep on my nocturnal tarantulas when they're out. The flashy red light probably won't see any practical use.Battery life is very, very good. I did try using it as a power bank to charge my phone and it said it was charging but the percentage didn't change in the hour it was plugged in while the battery indicator on the light did go down. I wan't using the phone while trying to charge.The magnet isn't super strong so it'll drop off if you bump it, but it's strong enough to hold it in place otherwise.I've been carrying it most of the time since I got it. It's a good light. For the price especially, I would recommend it.

Nice light. Affordable. Great for trips to the flea market, or antique shops for reactive glass hunting. Also good for counterfeit detection.

The DARKBEAM UV Flashlight 365+395 Blacklight works fairly well, but it’s not the most powerful option out there. It’s compact and easy to use, making it a handy tool for resin curing, detecting stains, or checking UV-reactive materials.However, if you’re using it for resin curing, be prepared to hold it for a while—it’s not super bright, so curing takes longer than with a higher-powered UV light. It does the job, but if you need something stronger and faster, you may want to look at higher-wattage options.Overall, it’s an affordable and functional blacklight for basic use, just don’t expect super-fast results for resin work.

I was so excited when I first got this flash light! What a bargain I thought! Both nanometers of black light wave lengths! Rechargeable and C charging at that! How convenient I thought! Perfect for what I needed it for: to hunt for Uranium Glass! Sure, it was a little small and it did not hold a charge very long. But the price was right! Or, so I thought. At first, it seemed to work ok. The tiny size was disappointing & the picture on Amazon was very misleading on how small it was. But I needed it! Then, the buttons began to stick and not work very well or change functions properly. Then, the battery life lasted less and less. Then it all together wouldn't take a charge AT ALL! I barely even used it! It just stayed in my purse 95% the time, except to recharge every so often even though I never used it. So I used a torque wrench to pop it open to see why it was not working and it was plumb FULL of old crusty BATTERY ACID! WHAT A PIECE OF MADE IN CHINA JUNK! DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY ON THIS GARBAGE! I'M LITERALLY SO DISAPOINTED! DON'T BUY THIS FLASH LIGHT! Pic w/ lighter for scale when I first got it, then if what it looked like inside today!

Bought this to identify uranium glass. It works great and holds the charge for a long time.

I LOVE this flashlight. It has the uv 365 and uv 395 as well as a regular light bar that flashes and light up red too. It covers all flashlight needs that you would have, in my opinion. It's also very good for looking at rocks under the 365, with is the 3 lines button. You can tell a ruby immediately.

This little guy is tiny. I was expecting it to be small, but it isnt much larger than a Bic lighter. I will be surprised if the battery has much capacity, so I’ll keep the small power cord handy.