Tactical LED Flashlight, Hard Case Professional Work Light, Tactical Flashlights With High Lumens, IPX4 Water-Resistant Virtually Indestructible LED Lights, Batteries Included

The product is light and very handy.

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This is a decent flashlight, straight forward operation mode (High,Low,Off) with a light output of 300 Lumens and rugged rubberized exterior build. i have opted to couple this with the Energize Hardcase headlight (325lm) as light sources in my Vehicle Emergency Kit. recommended.

Using more than a month. Design and luminous ok. Really bad thing to know that is when u turn it off and try to switch it on again immediately. it doesn’t. U can’t keep it on continuous for a long time as u need to switch it on/off again as purposely. But when i tried to switch it in again after some time i doesn’t that is very very disappointed me.

This had such great reviews and only requires 2 AA batteries. Very happy with it. I will buy another one for our 72 hour kits. Very sturdy and a very bright light. ETA: since my review the seller has increased the price by $15. I'm not going to buy another now.

The price is bit more but it is worth it

I replaced an older version of the same brand of flashlight with this and it works exactly as hoped. Here's the deal: An "inspection" flashlight is the tool of a tradesman and as such, it needs to be thoughtfully designed. It has to be impact resistant, it has to be somewhat water proof (accidents happen), it needs to have a strong white light beam (not blue-ish, but WHITE) and most importantly it has to be either square or rectangular in profile so it wont ROLL AWAY FROM YOU IF YOU SET IT DOWN. The number of "professional grade" flashlights that get that last point wrong is amazing - it's like the manufacturers have never actually used a flashlight. My last Energizer inspection light lasted the better part of a decade. I see no reason why this wont last as long.

O produto é ótimo, mas a minha veio sem as pilhas

I have a number of more expensive flashlights (Surefire, etc.) that are great for what I use them for (hiking, EDC, etc.), so I know a bit about flashlights. Here's what I like about the Energizer Hard Case Task Light: 1. Good power (2 settings - low and high) 2. Bright white beam color 3. Wider-angle beam, relative to some other types of lights 4. Runs on 2 AA batteries, cheap and easy availability 5. Side switch is very easy to activate 6. Flat bottom allows it to stand up 7. Seems durable 8. Excellent value For general use around the home and car I find this flashlight to be much better and more useful than the higher-power, tactical-style lights. It throws a much wider beam that's useful within 20 feet or so in a dark room. The switch is much easier to activate than typical tail-cap switches. Some reviewers said the battery life is poor. I typically use it for a minute or two at a time, perhaps a couple of times a day, so I can't offer any useful feedback on battery life. It did seem that the batteries that came with it didn't last too long - don't know if they were just old batteries that had been on the shelf for awhile or if the flashlight does drain batteries fairly quickly. I popped in a pair of Eneloop AA rechargeable batteries. They fit and worked fine. Some rechargeables are slightly larger than standard AA batteries and fit can be an issue, but the Eneloops fit just like regular AA batteries. One issue I encountered seemed like a problem but wasn't. I was having problems turning the flashlight on, and it was only providing one power setting, not two. I thought it may have been faulty, but it was just low batteries. Popped in another set of batteries and it was fine. If you're looking for a high-output tactical light, this isn't it. But it's a great flashlight for home and car use. Assuming the flashlight holds up over time, it's a steal at the price it sells for.