Camping LED Flashlight- LUMINTOP GT Micro Pocket Torch Cold White Over 400m Beam Distance 1000 Lumens Super Bright for Hiking

This light is nice and bright with a Nitecore 650 mah IMR14500 battery (bought off of another website). The user interface is not intuitive and people who pick the light up usually end up strobing themselves, but it is pretty simple once you learn how it works. The advanced features (like turning off the button indicator light so the battery doesn't slowly drain) are tricky to change and the only downside of this light in my opinion. Build quality is fine.The beam pattern is pretty narrow so it is fun to go on walks at night and light up some far away tree. It also works nicely for power outages since it can tail stand. A recent outage gave me the chance to use it and I found the lowest mode provided plenty of light at night when the light was pointed at the ceiling. I don't recommend this as a walking light since the spot is so narrow.The only thing missing is a pocket clip. I found one from some other flashlight and popped it on.

This is a great looking great working flashlight .. however it is not a thousand lumina. I see on the product she did there's two versions one's a thousand lumens the other has 750.. I'm pretty sure I got the one with 750 let me say this I don't think it's even 300 think it's more like 200 lumens. It's a great little flashlight that has the nicest Bean profile I've ever seen. It's comparable to my convoy C8. However the lumen I put is nowhere near with our claiming it to be... I don't understand why everybody's going along with it like it is I find that odd.. it's a great little flashlight it's not a $42 flashlight though it's more like a $20 flashlight the lumens are not what they're supposed to be other than that it's a great little light I love it.. the size of it the shape the theme profile as I said the beam profile cannot be beat it is perfect. My only problem is that the stated output is incorrect and although I have no way measuring it I do have other thousand lumen flashlights and this thing is nowhere near as bright as there I have 500 lumen flashlights this thing is nowhere near as bright as they are. I can't stress this enough it's a great flashlight it's just the stated output is incorrect

Holy smokes. Didn't know what to expect from a light powered by a 14500 claiming the lumens and throw distance, but wow. What an absolute night piercer. It's a thin beam from close distance with not a lot of spread but it was designed as a long distance shooter and it is an absolute light saber. The compact size is deceiving to how far the light beam is thrown. If you wanted something to work on the car with I'd suggest a Lumintop Tool AA 2.0 this is more for those camping/fishing trips where you hear something at night and you want to see what the hell it is from other side of the city. UI is clean and to the point not cludered with too many extra or hidden modes. The GT Micro exceed my expectations. My third Lumintop ( Tool AA 2.0 & Worm) and I'll continue to buy them. The lights are quality and affordable.

When used with the right battery, Vapcell 14500 gold 1000mah 3amps, this little guy throws the nearly 1000 lumens very well. If you need to see or identify something at 100 yards this GT micro will do it with ease. Its a very impressive flashlight for its size and looks like a toy its so small. I was having operation issues with the red Efest 700mah cell but when I switched over to the Vapcell it gave me less issues, like still needing to push the switch more then once to turn it on or off but only sometimes. It's a bit overpriced but makes up for it in its ability to throw the light laughably far for its size but it sucks the cells energy very fast so I bought 8 cells for it. If your a flashaholic I would recommend it but if your looking to use it as a tool, walking the dog or working on a vehicle I would recommend a different torch with a longer run time. Its more of a novelty fun flashlight then a tactical or work horse flashlight. Just another torch to add to my collection.

I have a great collection of flashlights, in just about every LiIon battery size, and AA too.This light is designed to have a very narrow beam, to light up distant objects and terrain. I get *bright* illumination 100 feet away, and usefully bright 500 feet away. Shockingly bright for its tiny size.It has stepless brightness by holding down the on/off button, and you can program some features.You don't want this as your only light, nor for multiple hours of full-brightness use.

This is a very nice light. Throws far and the tint is very a warm 4,000k (my thoughts based on other lights - I have no way to measure this). I love taking it on my walks and lighting up things at a distance. It really is surprising how far out it gets. Of course the CW throws a little better but the tint ...My only ding is that the switch is so small and right up against the head. I don't always hit it just right to turn off (no problems turning on - weird). With gloves its is even a little tougher. Not a real problem though.I love the light!

I have several Lumintop flashlights. I am amazed how much the light and distance of the light this little flashlight can put out with a single 14500 li-ion battery. Unfortunately my GT micro has a faulty side switch where sometimes I can not turn it off(and rarely on) when I wanted too. I thought it was the way I click the switch. But both solid or light quick click does not seems to fix it and the problem occurs randomly. Changing to different battery also does not fix the problem.

Just received the torch which is very bright. Will test it tonight.Detected a rattle when moving the torch and it is the lens which is loose enough to be rotated from the outside.Tightened the bezel as much as possible but the lens is still loose.Not sure how this can be waterproof as surely the loose lens would let water in.