WUBEN L50 Flashlight 1200 High Lumens Tactical Flashlight Pocket Rechargeable Flashlight IP68 with 5 Mode Flash Light, LED Tail Switch Flash Light for Emergencie Camping Home Inspection Repair

Love this flashlight. It’s my third one. The belt clip stays sturdy and the light is bright and battery last a long time. I keep losing them because I set them down and forget them at work and people keep snatching them up. Can’t blame them though, it’s a great flashlight.

Nice flashlight, especially for the cost. For most purposes, there's no need to spend more. It is made out of aluminum and has IP68 rating, so it should be durable and last a long time. It's a nice size, weight, and brightness that probably fits most people's needs. If you just need something around the house or in your glove box, this'll do perfectly. I will say, my favorite Wuben flashlight is the X3, for its small size and fun design, but it's more than twice the cost and less bright, and honestly I use it like a fidget toy as much as a flashlight. The L50 comes with a 2600mAh batter, which I also think is a good choice and value. I have another flashlight with a 5000mAh battery and that flashlight is significantly bigger and heavier, not to mention about 5x the price. Outside of a few instances, I don't have any need for the more expensive, heavier and brighter flashlight over the Wuben L50. I like that it just has one button, and pressing it part way adjusts brightness. Many flashlights have too many features and buttons when most people probably just need on and off. That said, when you push the button part way, you can make it brighter or dimmer. There is an odd quirk that every time you turn the light off and back on, it's at a different brightness. I think it registers the half press when you turn it on and off. I'd probably prefer it always start at the dimmest setting, but it takes maybe one or two seconds to cycle through the different brightness settings, so outside of some sort of really niche use case, it really doesn't matter. I also like that it charges via USB C. A lot of more budget friendly flashlights still use micro USB. It's a small thing, but I'm sure I'm not alone in my quest to have all my electronics be USBC.

This flashlight is exceptional. I absolutely love that it has different variety of brightness. I have loved this flashlight so much i bought another. Thanks wuben for making an incredible and affordable flashlight.

Would be a 5 except for awkward and hard to press on/off switch. Nice and bright. Rechargeable is nice and saves money.

Very bright flash light that is rechargeable so you don’t waste money on batteries. Several brightness modes. Fits in my pocket so I can carry it with ease.

This flashlight is the embodiment of the phrase keep it simple. Everything is done via the tail cap, charging, turning on and off, and brightness/mode with a half presses to switch between brightness levels. I own a lot of Wuben lights and I'd have to say this is their most bare bones offering that I own to date. For around $30 with discounts this light is not bad value and with a how simple the UI is, is perfect to hand to someone that's not a flashlight enthusiast. The light feels solidly built and the light output is good. Overall it's not going to win any awards but is a good choice for a simple kitchen drawer light. If you can pick one up for $30 or less I'd recommend checking it out. Pros: Simple UI Included 18650 cell Onboard USB C charging Light throw Build quality Cons: Small tail switch can be hard to press I'm not a huge fan of the cooler color temp Light is a bit bulky for pocket carry

Wuben manufacturers a lot of flashlights with many sizes and sets of advanced features. This L50 is pretty basic and low priced, but it’s excellent for what it does: light up brightly! But it doesn’t have to be so bright as it has three different brightness settings along with an SOS setting that flashes Morse code for SOS automatically over and over. The L50 is very solid metal and look like they could take a lot of abuse. The USB-C rechargeable battery is large and should have good life. So bottom line is that it’s an excellent basic flashlight priced low enough that you could buy several and keep them around the house.

Not sure why I was expecting smaller since it runs off an 18650, but it's about the length of an oldschool AA maglite. It has USB-C charging (was a little unclear of that from photos, they kinda look like Micro). Charging works well, ergonomics are good. No beam focus at all, but not overly necessary. Does have a belt clip. Machining seems good on the case, not grindy taking the back cap off or putting it back on. O-ring seems decent as well. Power is good, weight is fine (again, 18650). Design is fine. Not as good as some of Wuben's other fancier flashlights, but for a general purpose, classic cylinder flashlight, it's very serviceable. Would probably only change the lack of beam focus. Comes with a lanyard and a usb-c charging cable. Overall, recommend. =)

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