GearLight LED Tactical Flashlights High Lumens - Mini Flashlights for EDC Carry - Compact Powerful Emergency Flashlight Made from Military-Grade Aluminum - Drop Resistant and Water Resistant

These are great lights. Very bright and nice adjustable beam. I like that there is only one setting: On and off. I hate having to cycle through unnecessary 3-5 different beam settings that I never use. The battery seems to last a decent amount of time, but I use rechargeables so I'm not too concerned. Great power, nice size and fit in the palm and highly recommended.

These GearLight Tac LED lights are more than twice as bright as our older led lights that we've had for several years. Our old ones were great and have worked flawlessly, and of course the tech is better now, but these GearLight Tac lights are incredibly bright. You can change the focus from spot light to a more narrow beam by pulling the front part of the light out or in (actually had to read the directions to figure that one out). I've only had them a short while, so I can't say about how they will hold up, but they are super bright and well worth the money. I like the desert tan look and the clip that can attach to a backpack or whatever. They feel sturdy as well.

Bright, bright, bright! Just what I wanted in a flashlight. Also, off and on only. None of those irritating functions that you have to cycle through like strobe light, low beam, high beam that nobody uses. Turn it on. Turn it off. That's it. (It does telescope if you want to narrow or expand the beam.) It has a nice "heft" to it unlike those cheap plastic flashlights. Would buy it again.

It'd be nice if there were more choices in single mode flashlights. This one (yes, there are 2 per order) is good for what it is. It will accept a 21700 battery and has an adapter tube for 18650's. I use a 5000mah 21700 with one of mine and an 18650 with the other. Using the cartridge and the associated AAA's just seems ridiculous. It's solid enough to survive being dropped from someone on a 6 foot ladder onto solid concrete (how many times I don't want to find out). The zoom slide moves easily, yet has enough resistance so that it doesn't just move back and forth on it's own. It throws plenty of light for its size. Too much if using it for up close inspection really. I haven't tested its water resistance, but I'm sure if I were to apply a thin coating of grease (as I've done with my other lights) on all the o-rings it would survive a quick immersion if dropped in an arms length pool of water and quickly retrieved. I do wish it zoomed out a bit farther for a wider field of view in flood mode, but my only real gripe is the square shape of the beam when fully zoomed in spotlight mode. It's the precise shape of the diode. It's more than just "not what I'm used to". It just doesn't seem as efficient, intuitive or comfortable to use as a circular pattern is. I have a couple zoomable lights that have circular patterns and reach for them over these. These are ones am keeping as backups, car trunk emergency lights or loaners. Four stars overall for build quality, durability, usability and price point (minus one for the beam pattern). I gave four starts for the water resistance rating as I haven't tested it beyond using it in the rain, but it does have o-rings where it should and even in pouring rain for about 1/2 an hour I had no water intrusion that I can tell or fogging of the lens. I've had them about 4 months now and neither one has died and I've used both of them in the rain several times, months ago. I left one on until it drained a 3000mah 18650 and it never got hot. It took at least 4 hours from what I recall. They aren't perfect, but they are pretty decent and they're SINGLE mode! If you don't have 18650's or 21700 batteries and an associated charger I think this is too much light and will make the cost and hassle of AAA's not worth it. I wouldn't take one camping with only those tiny batteries in it. But if you do have those batteries, these are bargain beams. They're even worth using as an excuse to get yourself some nice lithium batteries and charger if you don't.

My wife was going on a mission trip and I wanted her to have a reliable flashlight that was on or off-no extra flashing strobe or dimmer light or SOS. These fit the bill. They are small enough for the palm of her hand. They appear to be well made with an aluminum case. I can easily send spare batteries with her, but the bright LEDs take little power to illuminate a large area. They weren’t so expensive that it’s a hardship if she loses one. She’s happy with this purchase-therefore, so am I.

Great flashlight, even better customer service. I ordered the 2-pack and one arrived broken on a Saturday evening. The package included a card with a phone number and email address to contact with any issues, and a promise to make it right. I emailed at 8:02pm, describing the problem. At 8:06pm I received a response asking for my Amazon order number - nothing else needed. At 8:18pm they told me a replacement was on the way. I received not just a replacement flashlight but a new 2-pack - the next day. The flashlights are nice and bright and are a simple on-off type - exactly what I was looking for. They are also made of metal and feel sturdy. Love the product and experience and will definitely order from GearLight again.

If you don't like to cycle through a gazillion useless modes to turn off a flashlight, this is for you. If you only want a bright, focusable, and clear light for occasional use and runs on easily available AAA batteries, this is for you. IKEA rechargeable AAAs have a runtime of about 1h. While AAA runs fine, it also takes 18650 and work even better (much longer life).

I'm a satisfied customer. The product was delivered on time and in perfect working order. I am very pleased with the torch. I would recommend this product to others, but I would like to point out that one of the batteries seems to discharge faster than the other one when used at the same time. It is also important to note that the flesh of the torch is too bright for my liking, but I understand that this is simply due to the amount of power being consumed by it when charged up.

The price for good flashlights has become indecent. Time will tell if this is an exception. I can't comment on water resistance, or durability yet. I will update once I know more. At first glance: - Bright light as a cost. The battery life is +-30 minutes out of fresh Eneloop AAA rechargeable -By looking at how the battery cap is screwed and how the focus operates. Water resistance will be average at best. This is probably it's weakest point. The ON/OFF switch feels strong and durable. It only got one mode/intensity level. So you don't have to cycle thru to get the light you want. Since it's rather bright, I would have liked a lower intensity (power saving) mode as well. But again, for that price. I'm happy. Specs says it's rated for 10 foot drops. If true this is above average ratings for shock resistance. This is a full metal flashlight, on the heavy side with no rubber bumpers. So this claim remains to be seen, I will not drop it on purpose to confirm. All in all, I have good hopes for durability as long it doesn't get dunked in water by accident.

I have tested out the flashlight only once and am happy with it's performance. Simple to use, great zoom in and out.

I like the brightness of the light.