Fenix TK72R 9000 Lumen 3x CREE XHP70 LED Digital OLED Display Rechargeable Searchlight Flashlight - Includes Lumen Tactical Organizer

Extremely bright, and this light can also charge your phone, as well as stepped brightness control and a runtime indicatorBuild quality is top notch.

this is a wide beam, very bright flashlight. At max power it puts out a wall of light that can be seen for a fair distance, though this is not a spotlight (focused) style device. I use it to light my way while riding my PEV, and it works quite well. On it's brightest setting it does heat up fast, and drain the battery in a hurry - I think you get less than an hour of operating time. However, at 1500-3500 lumens (still bright), you get a ton of time 4-6 hours.I like the 3 button control system, that is very straight forward and easy to use. Too many flashlights have very complex, one button, inputs that imo are ridiculous. Who wants to memorize 30 functions for a flashlight through a single button?My only critique would be the single proprietary battery, that would be 150$+ to replace? Hope that never happens! Also makes having a backup battery not really viable. The proprietary battery has impressive ability though, and (I think) some built in protections, which is smart as part of a hight output device. Not much of a critique really - and certainly not enough to lower the rating

I wonder if this is the brightest handheld flashlight ever. Either way it has incredible build quality, its durability can no longer be questioned by me. Brightness can be adjusted in 100 or 1000 lumen increments, and of course at 9000 it is insanely dangerously bright (can start fires if not careful). USB recharging, proper battery capacity for such a beast, comes with a nice holster. It does everything right.

I purchased three flashlights, viz. the Fenix TK72R, Fenix TK35UE and RovyVon S2 Elite, with the intention of keeping the one that best met my requirements. I ended keeping the TK72R because of (i) the very useful OLED display, (ii) brightness-versus-size form factor, and (iii) excellent and simple user interface. The one disadvantage is the proprietary battery, but the advantages overshadow this.

Battery is not good

This is top shelf stuff, i have many high dollar lights and this is tops. it has 2 separate buttons for brighter and dimmer- love that! plus a display to give run time-excellent! can't find that on lights. Built well with aluminum and stainless. Well worth the cost. I have 2, just because.

The media could not be loaded.  I use this flashlight for everyday/night use and it’s been more than effective in self defense, alerting on coming traffic of a wrecked vehicle on the Highway and scaring this stupid kid who thought it funny to lay down in the middle of the street without any cars coming in the direction. Turbo mode made him get up and out of the street!

Battery runs down extremely fast, and if the flashlight is on for awhile, it gets hot. I much prefer the Coxtech 4000 lumens bright high power flashlight.