towild BC10 Led Rechargeable Flashlight High 4000 Lumens Led Flashlight,5000mAh Rechargeable Flashlights for Camping,IPX8 Waterproof Flashlights for Emergencies,Suitable for Hiking

Monster light. I bought 3 of these. This is like an O light copy for 1/3 the price. That's why I bought 3. Great brightness. Great for dog walking at night. This will blind a mugger.

This light has a lot to like about it and very little to dislike about it. The major dislike I have about it is the price, currently listed at about $80 on Amazon. There are other lights that are about as nice for considerably less. Anyway, among the things that I really like about it are that it is quite compact, it uses a 21700 battery which is only slightly larger than the common 18650 but has considerably more capacity. The flashlight itself is only slightly larger than the battery, well designed and well built. Obviously quite rugged. The beam is bright and completely neutral in color, indicating higher quality, more expensive LEDs in the construction. I like the magnetic tail, making it easy to hold in position. I like the moonlight mode, many flashlights don't have one, and for my use, moonlight is handy and the batteries last a long long time on moonlight mode. The user interface is fairly simple. Just on off and cycling through the brightness modes does not always take you to the annoying flashing and SOS modes that many flashlights include in their routine use. I'm pretty sure almost all users would only very rarely use the flashing or SOS modes. This one has a flashing mode that is started by a long press of the on-off button. The things I don't much like are the $80 list price, and no instant off. To turn the flashlight on or off requires a half second press, not really very long, but longer than I intuitively would use. I can see the advantage of requiring more than an instant press to turn the light on, that keeps the user from accidentally turning it on in their pocket, but requiring a half second press to turn it off is annoying, and I don't like to be annoyed every time I use a flashlight. It does have a memory function to return to the previous mode after turning off, this is good, but if they can implement that they could certainly implement an instant off. An additional mild quibble is that the on-off button cannot be easily located by a feel alone, you have to actually look at the body of the flashlight, a disadvantage if in total darkness. It also uses the nearly ubiquitous rubber flap to cover the USB port. Better flashlights use an o-ring to provide the waterproofing, for a list price of $80 I would expect a higher quality waterproofing system.

This is an outstanding flashlight.Compared to a normal person, I have a lot of flashlights, heh heh. It appears to be equivalent in quality to an extremely similar Sofirn flashlight I have, but it is a bit brighter, and has a magnetic tail cap, which is why I bought it.I like it a lot, and the battery life seems to be better than many in terms of how long it will continue to run, as well as how long it retains energy when left on the shelf for a long time. The magnetic tail cap is strong enough to hold the light firmly, which is more than I can say for a lot of magnetic flashlights.This flashlight isn't inexpensive, but neither is it overpriced compared to the competition. For example, it is the same price as the Sofirn flashlight that I mentioned above, if not a few dollars less.Conclusion: this is just about my favorite flashlight now, and it is a solid unit that feels great in the hand!

Super bright for a small flashlight, actually appears brighter than a car's headlights in my opinion.Heavy for a small flashlight, showing the quality of materials!

The media could not be loaded. I almost like this flashlight. Towild BC10 is power by a 21700 battery. It is bigger than the more commonly used 18650 battery. But the flashlight itself is not much bigger than an average 18650 flashlight.The flashlight is very bright at the turbo. Like most high output flashlights, the flashlight doesn't stay at turbo setting for long. It will quickly step down in brightness after about a minute. This is to protect the flashlight from overheating. The flashlight has a 4 led emitter design with small TIR lenses. It has a very floody beam pattern and not a tight thrower pattern. The light will not reach far.The user interface is simple, too simple for the price. To turn on, you have to hold on to the button for half of a second before it will turn on. It can be annoying if you need the light instantly. The light mode will cycle through each output when you click the power button once the light is on. Unfortunately, the flashlight lack the most common double click to activate turbo mode function. But luckily, the light does have a last mode memory function. You can leave the light at turbo and will turn on at turbo each time. Just make sure you don't look at the flashlight when you turn it on.Overall, the flashlight is solid but the finish is not as smooth as some of the bigger names in the business. At the time when I ordered this light, it was listed close to $90! It is way overpriced for the quality of the light. I would not pay more than half of the price compare to other big brand flashlights.

Bright and did I mention magnetic back, especially when you need an to see under a vehicle hood handsfree.

I would compare this flash light to the Olight seeker pro without the heavy price. I have many flash lights because I use them for work everyday so my EDC always has a flashlight. This light is about an inch shorter than the seeker 4 pro but shines just as bright and this battery even lasted longer. I own Fenix, olight, Nightcore brands so I feel my review is worth a little more than the average since I have so much experience. Pro:. Battery last long, very bright, I like the metal case, con: colors suck, the company name is lame and I wish I was placed in there better, the clip only works one way.

This flashlight easily overheats, wouldn’t recommend.