RECHOO USB Rechargeable Tactical Flashlight, High Power Zoomable LED Flashlight with Dual Switch, 5 Modes, Waterproof Emergency Flashlight for Camping, Hiking, Power Outages and Outdoor Use

Great flashlight , strong light, good battery life rechargeable , has different settings for brightness, and also I’ve been having the same one for over 3 years still works good no issues yet . Good for like an outdoor job like security, camping back up light , or anything you need to go in the dark .

Works as expected. Very bright.

I go through flashlights and batteries too fast, so I decided to try a small rechargeable light. I don't need anything heavy duty (live in the city, and just need lights to help out sometimes with work projects or looking in the yard in the night). I decided to try this one. Most of these lights you see for sale exaggerate the lumens (brightness); I'm not going to address that issue directly, but I can tell you that this light is brighter than 2-3 other lights I have purchased over the last few years (non-rechargeable ones) that claim they are brighter. As other people have noted, the on/off button is not in a good place (easy to accidentally turn on if you put this in a backpack or bag, but I usually just keep it in a closet so not a big deal for me). My only major negative with this light is that you can't simply turn it on and off with a click for each. To turn it off (assuming you use it on bright setting), you have to click it to go to medium, then click again to go to low, then click again to turn off. So, to turn it off you have to click multiple times to ramp down. Not that big of a deal, but would be better if they just had click on, click off operation. Overall, this is a great light for the price. It is brighter than I expected and seems to hold a charge a long time (I got it a few weeks ago, fully charged it, and have been using it 2-3 times a week since and it is still going strong without needing to charge). I would definitely recommend this light, unless your main use is in a situation where you pack it and it could accidentally turn on in a crowded bag. I love the light for my usage though.

Have 3 of these lights no complaints

The RECHOO Rechargeable Flashlight has quickly become my go-to for just about everything. Its compact size makes it easy to carry in a pocket, glovebox, or emergency kit, but don’t let the small frame fool you—it’s seriously powerful. The charging ability is super convenient with fast USB charging that holds a solid charge. I love the adjustment capability too—the zoom feature lets you switch from a wide floodlight to a focused beam in seconds. It’s incredibly versatile, perfect for camping, power outages, dog walks, or DIY projects. Best of all, it’s very easy to use with a simple, responsive button and durable build. Highly recommended!

Great light with one huge flaw. They need to warn customers to shut it off and charge when the button turns red or shut down when the battery gets down to 3 volts instead of 2.7v. I have had this a wile but never used it enough to drain the battery until I let my mom use it. The first time she brought it back she mentioned the button turned red so I tested the battery voltage and it was at 3.5v. I charged it on an external charger and it took almost the full 2000 mah stated on the cell. The second time she said the button turned red then started flashing and shut off. So I turned it on and it was green then waited a minute or two for it to turn red and start flashing. I pulled the battery before it shut off and it was at 2.8v. I assume it shuts off at 2.7v and hope its not 2.5v either of which isn't good for the longevity and capacity of lithium ion batteries probably even more so for the cheap battery it comes with. I assume it turns red at 3.3v and flashes a 3v then shuts off at 2.7v which would be ok if most people knew to turn it off and charge it when it turns red but there is no mention anywhere on box or the even less likely to be read manual. This is probably one of the main reasons behind the large amount of reviews complaining about the battery not holding a charge very long and the other being the cheap batteries with high failure rates.

I’ve owned this flashlight for over a year and I use it daily walking dog early morning or late evening . It is super bright and the battery does last a while before having to charge. It has 3 modes I generally use the dimmest mode because the bright mode is super bright. I like it so much I purchased one for my Dad and Mom and they both like it. You can’t beat this flashlight for the price.

Worked great for 6 months. Now, when in charging, it flashes, a red light never gets to a green. Does it seem to hold a charge?Very long. But I guess for ten dollars, you get what you get

It doesn’t charge