NJ FOREVER Rechargeable Spotlight Flashlight

THIS SPOTLIGHT IS TRULY DURABLE, THUS, FAR I USE FOR GATOR SUBMARINE SPOTTING IN THE RIVER I LIVE BESIDE, I PROBABLY DO NOT CHARGE PROPERLY AS I TEND TO LEAVE PLUGGED IN UNTIL I DISCONNECT FROM CHARGING CABLE AS I HEAD OUT THE DOOR, BUT THE IMPRESSIVE PART FOR ME IS THAT I HAVE DROPPED IT WHILE IN USE TWICE, THE FIRST TIME, IT BOUNCED OFF OF MY LOWER DOCK OF 2X10 FLOORING AND INTO THE FLOWING RIVER. THANKFULLY THE LIGHT REMAINED ON AND IT FLOATED DOWNRIVER AS I JUMPED ON MY WAVERUNNER WHICH NORMALLY IS NOT KEPT IN THE WATER...BUT I WAS ABLE TO STILL SEE THE LIGHT AT THE WATERLINE AS I APPROACHED IT A COUPLE HUNDRED YARDS DOWNRIVER WHERE I WAS ABLE TO RETRIEVE IT. STILL WORKING A COUPLE MONTHS AFTER AND RIVER HAD FLOODED SUCH THAT THE LOWER DOCK WAS A FEW FEET BENEATH THE WATER, SO THE 2ND TIME I DROPPED IT DIRECTLY INTO THE WATER....SIMILAR RETRIEVAL STORY, i.e. LIGHT STILL ILLUMINATED, FLOATING AT WATERLINE, REMARKABLY WAVERUNNER IN THE WATER AGAIN SO RETRIEVAL ABOUT THE SAME DISTANCE ... A COUPLE HUNDRED YARDS, BOTH TIMES WERE POST MIDNITE RETRIEVALS AND ASIDE FROM MY SPOTLIGHT TYPICALLY NO ILLUMINATION DOWN AT THE RIVER....ASIDE FROM A NOT TOO LOUD RATTLE WHEN SHAKEN, LIGHT STILL WORKING, CHARGED BATTERY DOES NOT LAST QUITE AS LONG AS WHEN NEW BUT THAT IS TYPICAL WITH ALL OF THE RECHARGEABLE SPOTLIGHTS I HAVE OWNED....ORDERING ANOTHER AS SOON AS I WRAP THIS REVIEW. WHICH IS NOW DONE.

Great choice

So far so good with this light, it's basically a handheld SPOTLIGHT with more of a focused beam. It's very bright, I don't know about 90,000 lumens, but it's bright enough to light up your backyard and then some. One reviewer posted that they had to cycle through the modes to get to the OFF mode....well, that's true, but you can also turn it off by just pressing the "trigger" and holding it until the unit turns off (about 1 second). BTW, the instructions say to use 3.5v USB charger (or less), but the industry standard is 5v and I can't for the life of me find anything less than 5v, so I really have no choice, nor does anybody else than to use 5v charging. I don't think the extra 1.5V will matter, but I am not an electrician. What say you light manufacturer about your 3.5V charging advice with a 5v industry standard? Still 5 stars with any updates if required

This flashlight works as promised, I use it for night fishing. It's very bright, love the fact I never have to replace batteries, just plug it in and an hour later it's fully charged. I have not tried the solar charging but it's handy to have if needed.I will say the flashlight is very lite, almost cheap feeling, but it works great so far.My only negative is having to trigger toggle through all the settings to turn it off I would prefer a second toggle switch to change light options, I really only use the high setting.Enjoy

I work for a delivery company, and my route is in a rural area. Sometimes, I get stuck out there at night and I struggle to see the mailbox, or wherever the property owner decided to artistically place their address numbers. This thing lets you see at a distance at night.I highly recommend it. Also, the price isn't bad.Bonus: it also has flashing blue to red lights so you can put over golf carts in suburban areas.

The media could not be loaded. Multi-mode light : High beam; Low Beam (still very bright); strobe; side light so you can set it down and use it for a "work" light; and includes an "emergency" flash mode (red & blue) looks like police (will definitely attract attention); battery life VERY good; USB charging and SOLAR charging as well.EXCELLENT light, highly recommend, really like the "pistol" grip

Don’t no if I just got a bad one or not. But I changed the light. Went to go predator hunting. Anyway got all set up. Used the light a few times. Then it quit. No more bright flood light. Not even the red and blue flashing lights would work. Thank goodness I had another small light in my pocket. I used it to get all my stuff up and find my way back to the truck. Which was only 50 yards away. But hazardous walking. I hate to leave bad reviews. But as a buyer. I have to be honest about it. This is exactly what happened. I’mNot saying not to buy this light. Maybe I just got a bad one. I’m simply saying what happened to me. First time I used it First time it ever been out side. Maybe I got a dud. Lol. Or maybe this is just not a reliable light. I’ gave my honest review. You can decide for yourself if you wanna take the chance.

It's a decent large rechargeable flashlight. I wish the seller would have been more honest with the description but I don't hate it enough to feel the need to return it. It is what it is and I will still use it while I am camping. It is probably about ~2000+ lumens at most. It still serves it's purpose but I do feel this deserves 3/5 stars for the dishonest information provided in the description and the fact that it feels cheaply made like a Fischer-Price toy.Neither the package nor the booklet provided inside the package say anything about the brightness being 90000 lumens. Given that a helicopter searchlight is typically 60000 lumens I should have realized it was unrealistic from the start to expect a rechargeable light that lasts ~8-10 hours+ to have 50% more brightness then a helicopter searchlight.Just wanted everyone else on here to know what they are truly purchasing so they can make a more informed decision then I was able to.