NEBORedline Torchy 2K, 2000 Lumen Pocket, Rechargeable LED, Water & Impact Resistant Flashlight for EDC with Smart Power Control, Power Memory Recall, Removable Clip for Camping, Hunting, Hiking

Nice flashlight for the car. Using it for Uber Eats deliveries at night. Great build quality. I've found with Nebo lights not to drop them and they last a long time. The LEDs sometimes get a little "blinky" if you abuse them. Great for the price point. Charges quick. Bright. Not too heavy.

Rugged, good quality, reasonable price, and it has a replaceable, rechargeable 18650 battery. It is amazing that flashlight manufacturers won’t say what kind of battery a flashlight uses in the description. I prefer flashlights that use replaceable, rechargeable batteries. I also prefer USB C recharging. This info should not be hidden.The only negatives are the shipping was delayed and it uses a proprietary end cap charging device like the one used by olight. It is not compatible so you may have an issue getting back up chargers.

Nothing to complain about. The fit and finish on the flashlight is pretty nice. Its a good camouflage pattern that matches some other hunting field gear I have (a range finder & binoculars I like), but unlike those it does not come with its own case. I like that the on/off button is NOT on the back of the flashlight tube, as it often is on tactical style flashlights. The more traditional location and simplified controls make this one of the flashlights I most frequently grab on the go for household use. Its got a high, middle and very low light setting, with the high power always coming on first, which I prefer for self-defense and general use at home. I don't typically use the very low light setting, but from experience I know this is a really nice feature to have occasionally. There is also no flashing/pulse light setting, which I prefer for a daily household use flashlight, that does double-duty as an outdoor flashlight. The flashlight comes with a nice, bright metallic orange magnetic USB charger, which works quickly and reliably. The rechargeable battery is an easily field replaceable 18650. While not truly a "tactical" flashlight in the usual sense of the word, I've found it to be hard surface drop tough enough, water resistant enough, bright enough and long lasting enough, that I can highly recommend it easily.

This is a great light. It is certainly very bright and I love it. But I was a little disappointed that you can't adjust the beam spread like you can with so many of these lights. I work backstage and that's really a necessity for us. But I also need the piece to easily fit in my pocket. I'm also a little disappointed that the charger is not a standard USB-C. I now need to carry around another cable to fit this particular item. And somewhere along the line I'm sure I'll have to order another one. It's a shame.

OK, so it’s time I leave you for this. I bought this flashlight a year ago at the end of January and at the time of writing this, it is March the battery that it comes with has finally come to a point where it’s not really holding a charge very long. That’s totally fine and to be expected. I also managed to not lose or destroy the flashlight, which is another huge plus this has been my every day carry since I’ve bought it and I love it. The charging is a little weird. I’m not crazy about it, but it is nifty and I still dig it so now I just ordered myself some replacement batteries, which funny enough, have a larger capacity than what originally came with it. Not to say that what it comes with, isn’t good, because it originally lasted me several days with moderate use now I think it’ll just take longer to deplete lol.TLDR;This is a great flashlight, it is definitely durable, and I am a great example of testing durability lol. 11/10

Update to previous review of disappointing product:I have tried to use and like this flashlight because it was kind of expensive and it has a good feel. After using this light for about a year, I’d like to add some complaints.The power button is on the side and always gets pressed in my pocket, so when I get around to using it, the battery is already low and only lasts a short time.The base unscrews and this creates weird glitches like light modes changing spontaneously, light turning off, and unexpected button push results.When the battery is low, the flashlight flickers a lot, making what little time you have left before complete battery failure totally wasted.I’m pretty sure the charging system has failed. Even when I’ve charged it all night, longevity isn’t what I think it should be. Additionally, the power button now flashes constantly, indicating some problem, which I think is low battery, based on the flashlight’s low battery response when it was newer.Anyway, totally done with this light. Bummed because I thought Nebo was a good brand, as I’ve had very good luck with them in the past. Not this model.———Original review:I bought this flashlight for its size. It’s just right to fit in my front pants pocket.The light works pretty well, though there is some flickering which doesn’t seem to be due to anything I can correct.I don’t think there is anything particularly special about this light, which is disappointing as it cost almost $40. It has 3 brightness levels and a strobe effect. That’s it.One charge seems to last about 2 to 2.5 hours on the low brightness level, which is the only one I can really use because the mid and high brightnesses are too bright and reflective for me when looking into the interior of stainless steel machine casings. Additionally, I think L-Ion technology is somewhat limited. When your rechargeable flashlight dies, you have to recharge it, which takes time during which you can’t use the light. Alkaline batteries can be replaced and you’re back in business in a minute. Also, it dies all at once, unlike an alkaline battery, which fades out gradually, allowing you a chance to squeeze out a few extra tasks.Possibly the least functional feature of this flashlight is the proprietary charging system. It’s a standard USB plug on the power source end and on the end you connect to the flashlight there is a magnet that matches the shape of the bottom of the flashlight. It’s a neat idea, but the reason product manufacturers use Mini USB or USB C is because they are universally accepted, meaning you can use any cord you have at hand. With this magnet charger, if you don’t have the cord, you’re out of luck. On top of that, the magnet is not very strong and the slightest bump dislodges it and if you don’t notice while you’re on the way to your next job, well you’re out of luck again. You can see in the pic that I have a few things with cords. The flashlight cord is the black one and you can see that it would be easy to knock off the little magnet base charger.In summary, this is just a standard issue flashlight thats best feature is its hefty weight and small size. These in combination make for a real nice fist pack, if you ever find yourself in need of a little extra oomph to back up your convictions.Good luck and enjoy!

This tough little flashlight has 5 levels of brightness. It is compact and the battery holds a charge well.