AllocacocFlashlight, Multi-Function, LED nightlight, USB C, Silicon Stand, Portable, 600 lm 6W, Emergencies, Camping, Home Gear, High/Low Brightness, Splash Resistant, Dark Grey, Warm Light

Sleek design. The best is no battery needed, charged through USB port, and the light is bright and last for a while.

light is good with a warm light and full dim control works well its to bulky for a edc but good around the house... i cant seem to find any accesories for this light as shown in the sale add...

Feelings are quite mixed.I ordered an Allocacoc branded light but received a "Designest" one. The Amazon product page had no mention of "Designest" anywhere. I previously had an original silver Allocacoc flashlight, so now I can compare them both side by side.1. The package contents differ: The "Designest" comes with a basic USB Type-C cable, while the original Allocacoc includes their signature flat red-color cable with branding as shown in promotional materials.2. The Designest's white silicone diffuser provides worse stability in vertical position compared to the original. It also has typos: "allocacoe designer vincenl wang" versus the original's correct: "| allocacoc | designer: Vincent Wang".3. Build quality differences are noticeable in gaps, bevels, etc. The "Designest" appears to be some kind of a budget version of the Allocacoc.4. Most importantly - the light function itself. The "Designest" produces pleasant warm light and seems brighter than the original Allocacoc, sufficient to illuminate a small room. However, it overheats significantly - to the point where you can't hold it in turbo mode.5. The controller (dimmer/driver) behaves oddly: It starts at 100% (turbo), then automatically drops to about 75% (likely due to heat). If you set it to minimum brightness, it gradually increases back to 75%. This makes it unsuitable as a nightlight at low brightness.6. No brightness memory function - after dimming, it resets to 75% on next power-up.7. Battery life: In turbo mode (if manually maintained), it runs briefly before the charging indicator starts flashing. At 75% brightness, it lasts about 3-4 hours. Charging takes about the same time.Verdict: For $15, it's a decent bright flashlight with an appealing design if you just need basic on/off functionality. However, if you've used the original Allocacoc, this one disappoints in both quality and operation. Also, with such a powerful LED, they could have included a higher capacity battery.

Excellent design and powerful light. Adaptable for many uses

Design on this is great however after less than a year (purchased late august) of owning it the flashlight no longer works... It charges and turns on however it automatically turns off about 1 seconds later which is really not that helpful.I love the design on this but functionally I cannot recommend it as a flashlight should not break in 6 months...

Overall very nice package, very bright, solid construction. I wish the accessories advertised were available like the table lamp one. It can run hot, I noticed. Dimming is weird you have to press and hold from when you turn it on, at full brightness, to dim it lower and let go at the desired brightness it doesn’t remember the brightness so when you turn it off and on again its at the maximum brightness. I’ve had cheaper led flashlights that allow other modes on tapping on the power button like strobe and lower brightness which is nice, this doesn’t seem to have that.Would buy it again, especially if I could buy the nightstand/table lamp for it.

This flashlight is amazing. It’s a little powerhouse in a small package! Looks pretty too!

I love this torch but it is not durable. You must handle it gently if u consider to buy it. Dont drop on the ground. I dropped mine from night stand twice. Now, it automatically shut down sometimes. It is quite frustrating :....(