MODOAO Tactical Torch Flashlight 5 Pack Outdoor Zoomable 1500 Lumens Handheld Tactical Flashlight with 5 Modes

These torches really are powerful. We used them on holiday when we needed to take our dogs out for a late night walk in a park. They really do throw a powerful and wide light. The flexibility of focussing the beam and also having a torch that flashes out SOS in morse code is a must for any walker from a safety point of view. The seller I bought from was superb and the price for 5 torches was great.

Great value and really powerful torches.

One of the lenses fell out so not the best build quality.

First class product at great price

Brilliant torches

Great product

All 5 flashlights work great. Super bright and adjustable beam. These flashlights can be powered with either 3 aaa batteries or a single 18650 battery with the included adapter which is just a plastic tube, but works perfectly. I bought these flashlights for a daycare and they are being used by kids that drop them all the time so they will be very thoroughly drop tested from 1-3 feet. I will try and update after about 6 months of testing, but so far the kids love them. City.Viking

Bonne lampes avec bonne luminosité. Plusieurs modes d eclairage et intensité.

Brought these cause you can never have too many flashlights as they tend to disappear in a house. They are lightweight, easy to use, durable, and the lights works great to see. I haven't had any problems with the battery life. Great value for a 5-pack.

These Flashlights work well and as expected. They seem bright, although I have yet to measure the intensity. The focus function works easily; some other brands I've used were stiffer to refocus (tighter O-ring?). I modified some of these by swapping the LED for ultra-violet LEDs; two different light frequencies, two different flashlights. They were disassembled without much trouble, and I could see that they were well machined. This made the conversion straight forward and they work well. These are a good value.

I have several of these handy torches and found this one that has three brightness/power levels to have a strobe light effect on rotating fans. Trimmed my index fingernail a couple nights back. I was outside reading the numbers off my weather instruments using one of these 18650 lights. Usually I use a small single AAA light that lives in the weather box but on this occasion I happened to have the larger light for some other reason. This flashlight has five operational modes: Full Bright, Less Bright, Least Bright, Blink-Blink-Blink..., and S-O-S. I was reading the Wet Bulb Thermometer which sits in the air stream from a repurposed computer muffin fan when I noted the fan was rotating slowly, as if coasting down from a power outage. Klutzy wiring and all that... I checked the terminals and the 12v plug--all OK, and noted the fan--coasting I thought--had not yet stopped so I went to touch the slowly rotating blade and received quite a surprise. Only took a few seconds and a try with the AAA powered torch to suss out the puzzle. The 18650 light apparently does not "dim" the LED for intensity control but rather uses some sort of pulsing. A variation on the Blink and S.O.S modes I suppose. Fascinating! And somewhat hazardous too.