RECHOO High-Power S2000 Flashlights 2 Pack 1 Pack

Did a lot of searching and this is one of the best tactical flashlights you can buy for a cheap price. Easy to function, heavy and very bright. There aren’t really any other cheap flashlights that offer this high of lumens along with the other benefits.

No dislikes, the light is small enough for a woman, weight is not too heavy, it can be dialed out from a spotlight to cover a larger area. Very bright, very nice flashlight. I decided since our old flashlights didn't work anymore figured it was time to invest in more lights for the house. These will work great. The even have a strap which you can put around your hand if needed.We haven't had them very long so don't know how long the batteries will last but with it taking 4 AA batteries should last a while.

Small but durable. I like the light variation from low to ultra bright. Large area coverage. Price is great.

The only downside to these lights is that they do get hot after they have been on a while. Other than that they are nearly perfect. Extremely bright. Good flood lighting. Good spot lighting. Best flashlight I have ever found other that a 3 cell everready about 40 years ago that I could use to point out constellations.

I just got two of these flashlights and first impressions are very favorable. They’re a nice size and could easily slip into a back pocket. They have a nice solid hefty feel to them. And they’re very bright. The beam is adjustable between spot and flood lighting. The on/off button is on the bottom, easy to find in the dark. I like ‘em!

These 2 pack lights are bright has adjustable lensEasy to use hood for the price it be better if they were rechargeable but they are AA batteries.

In the widest beam setting the projected light is evenly distributed without any distortion. It stays this way while zooming in most of the way. Eventually (as with most zoom flashlights) the beam begins to distort slightly into the shape of the LED, in this case a rounded square.The size of the flashlight is larger than 3-AAA type flashlights but smaller than the old style that used D batteries. The four AA batteries that are required per flashlight are not included. Unlike flashlights with built-in rechargeable batteries, a dead flashlight can be brought back to life immediately with a quick battery change. No waiting to recharge it before each use. Just pop and swap.Plus, you can use whatever brand of batteries you prefer. I use rechargeable ones with fully charged spares waiting in the shadows. Standard AA batteries are easy to find around my house and they are sold just about everywhere.I usually don't write a review this soon after a purchase, but it feels right in my hand, uses easily found AA batteries and puts out a nice even beam. That's pretty much what I want out of a flashlight.

These lights were priced very well. I bought them to give as Christmas gifts to my son and son in law. First thing I did was put batteries in to test them and they are so bright. I really like these lights. Good size and they run in AA batteries not AAA, so the batteries will last longer.