LitezAll Tactical Flashlight | Compact and Portable Night Light 4000 Lumens | Durable and Rubber Coated Flash Light Gifts for Men, 9 AA Alkaline Batteries Included

I recently purchased the Litezall Nearly Invincible 4000 flashlight and I am extremely impressed with its performance. The flashlight is very durable and has a solid, heavy-duty feel to it. I've dropped it a few times and it has held up perfectly. The light itself is extremely bright and can easily light up a large area. The beam is also adjustable which is a great feature.One of the things I love most about this flashlight is the battery life. It lasts for hours on a single charge and the charging time is very quick. The battery indicator is also very helpful so you know when it's time to charge it up again.Overall, I am extremely satisfied with my purchase of the Litezall Nearly Invincible 4000 flashlight. It is a high-quality, durable and reliable flashlight that I will definitely be using for many years to come. I highly recommend it to anyone in need of a powerful and reliable flashlight

This thing is amazing, and for the price, worth it. I already had the 2000 lumens for 30 bucks and was impressed. They both flood the background with light. I saw this advertised on TV first and argued with a guy at the local store about buying it. Could not have been more wrong. Get it. Do it right now.

If you want the biggest, blackest, brightest ass flashlight you can find on Amazon…. Here you go. 590 grams of twisted steel and sex appeal. (Ok, it’s aluminum really, but you get the point). This thing is so bright that my video camera had to shut off, recalibrate and turn back on to film when I turned it on. In broad daylight. Yes, facing away from the camera.There are two design flaws. I currently own what I guess is the next size down. It has two power modes, a rechargeable battery that can be used as a battery pack to power other devices and a switch on the barrel, near the lens assembly. This bad boy has ONE power setting “Full Sun” and eats AA batteries. It can neither charge or be charged (despite the website description saying that it would come with a charging cable. The website DID also say that it would need 9 AA batteries to function. One was a typo. Not the one that I wanted to be). It does come with some basic, useful batteries though. How long they will last given the single, super-bright setting, I don’t know.Secondly, the “on” switch is located on the back of the end cap, not in-line on top of the barbell. While that type of back button design is not uncommon on”tactical” flashlights, it is super not practical on this big, heavy light.It’s big. It’s heavy. It’s rugged and I’ll bet real money that it outputs ever single lumen that the manufacturer claims. You don’t want his one though. You want the next size down. Trust me.

I didn’t expect the beam to be so wide. It will narrow but not enough in my opinion. Heavy

This light is extremely bright and intense. Do not shine it into your own eyes. I don't know how far this light is rated to shine, but it lit up a herd of deer a city block away. (Yes, we have deer in town.) If you need a really powerful flashlight, this one is what you are looking for.

Really really bummed. This thing is no question 3000 lumens. It is like a lighthouse. I immediately fell in love with this light. $59 for the output makes it a real value. Only problem though is that the flashlight didn't have mutual feelings. About 6 minutes in to me skipping around my yard like a 10 year old with a toys r us gift card. I smell burning plastic smell. Light is still good. Not dimming. Not too hot. Slightly warm only. I figure its just breaking in new electronics smell. A minute later it starts changing modes every time I move my arm at average motion. I shut it off right away go inside ooen it up and verify the FACTORY installed promier platinum batteries were installed properly. They were. It was never dropped. I gave it 2 minutes for good measure then go back outside and fire it up. The second and final problem I had was it something inside melted or burned. Maybe a internal short? I don't know. But it smelled terrible. So bad i couldn't keep it inside. I had to keep it outside. Probably toxic fumes. It actually smelled so strong that by the door you could smell it in the whole vicinity. I couldn't take the smell and i wasn't gonna leave it the middle of my yard so i threw it out. Along with my $59. I have a bunch of flashlights and usually get $30-40 light's. 2 times in my life i spenbd $60 on a flashlight and the light breaks or fails. The other time was a Very reputable brand. And still no luck. So now im out another $59. Really disappointed. I have lots of promier stuff. Totally unexpected.

It seems to be a good bright light

Muy buena alumbra mucho y el material duradero.