Flashlight Rechargeable Magnetic LED Flashlight 500LM Super Bright LED Tactical Flashlight with Cob Sidelight Waterproof 8 Modes for Camping Emergency and Outdoor Use

Great pocket light!Bright and love the magnet

The Lidefox Flashlight Rechargeable Magnetic LED Flashlight is a game-changer in its category. With a super bright 500LM LED light, it guarantees visibility in the darkest conditions. Its magnetic feature, combined with rechargeability, adds convenience and eco-friendliness. Whether for tactical use, camping, or emergencies at home, this flashlight exceeds expectations with its durability and performance.

Excellent quality, wellcrafted flashlight. More than bright enough for almost any task, three light modes plus strobe from the main light, pre-light modes from the cob side light, plus a red emergency strobe. Magnet is very strong and holds tight. One thing to know is that when recharging this light, when you plug the USBC into the flashlight the on button glows red. But it will not charge from any power source that's too powerful. I have 150 watt usb-c charger for my laptop and I use it to charge my phone, my tablets, Etc. When I plug the flashlight into it, it does not charge. I have a small power bank, 5,000mah when I plug that into the flashlight the red light glows, and it charges.

ANOTHER UPDATE! (02/24) I made a crude modification to the lights as I recommended earlier. I put a ring around the switch to keep the light from being turned on accidentally. I used a ring made from a slice of PEX piping and glued it around the switch. I don't know how durable it will be but that is what I was suggesting be done to improve the light. Still a terrific and very useful light!(EARLIER) MORE OF A SUGGESTION! I have a constant problem that could be easily resolved at the manufacturer level. My flashlight is constantly turning on in my pocket, and I don't realize it until it gets HOT! VERY HOT! This is caused by some junk in my pocket pressing on the exposed surface level switch. Mount this switch in a depressed position (below the surface of the body) or put a protective raised ring around it (a bezel?) and probably 95% of accidental activations could be avoided. Just making the blue ring encircling the switch taller would solve the problem! These are REALLY handy lights to have around!I wrote the following review recently and was contacted by the manufacturer after they obviously read what I wrote. They were "upset" that I was less than satisfied with their product and offered to send me a replacement pair of lights, totally unbidden or requested. The replacement lights are working fine and I am very pleased. They did not request that I change my review or update what I wrote previously; I did that on my own volition. Thanks, "lidefox" for your concern and generosity.

I’m very disappointed! It no longer works. Light stays on when only being charged. I checked voltage on battery and it read 3.8 volts. I was using it for 1 hr when working on a problem on my clothes dryer. I was using it to illuminate. I think it has a problem in the microprocessor board. Amazon notes it as a frequently returned item. I have a Nebo mini Larry very similar that is working well! I would avoid this one. It’s trash and threw it in the trash bin.

This flashlight is more convenient to carry, and it uses 18650 lithium battery, I can easily switch the battery between my headlight and flashlight. Although the flashlight is not big, its brightness is very strong, and the distance is also very far. I like the flashing mode of this flashlight the most. When I go out fishing on a friend's boat at night, it can easily attract the attention of other boats, so as to avoid accidents.

I bought the 2 pack. 1 seems to have a loose connection internally. Once powered on, if you jostle it a bit, it turns off. The other one seems to work fine. It seems to throw out quite a bit of light, both the spot and flood light are nice & bright. That's both a good and bad thing. The button basically cycles through the modes. Off>Spot High>Spot Med>Spot Low>Spot Stobe>Flood High>Flood Med>Flood Low>Red Flood Strobe>Off. Multi-clicks don't seem to do anything, holding the button down doesn't do anything. The only other 'logic', it seems to have is if you select a light mode and leave it for a bit (approx 10 seconds), the next time you press the button, it turns the light off. So, if you have to constantly cycle through and happen to have the flood light pointed in your direction, you're gonna get a rather bright flash. Oh well, it should serve it's purpose of providing light when I have to work under desk.

Best light iv owned. Needs a new battery tho.