KEPEAKFlashlight, 5 Modes Tactical LED Flashlight, High Lumen IPX5 Water Resistant Flashlight for Camping, Outdoor Hiking, Emergency

Update as of: 2023-02-25: As soon as I let seller know that one of the flashlights LED was damaged, they immediately agreed to send me two new ones as replacement free of charge, no questions asked. The new ones I received are within the specs for the type of LED (CREE) and battery mAh (18650). Very bright actually. It’s been 4 days of continuous daily use and the flashlights have held up the test of time. I’d recommend the product and the seller.First review: I bought the package of two flashlights. One worked like charm, brightness is ok, but the brightness of the other is very dim when compared both side by side as shown in the picture. I interchanged the batteries just to make sure it was not a battery issue. 1000 lumens? , a joke, may be 300 lumens max. Anyone with a bit of knowledge about this stuff knows that. I decided to return them for a refund. Still wondering if it really is Cree Led as advertised, or did I just get a new one and a used or defective one, I doubt it. Too cheap, 14 dollars for two flashlights, your get what you pay for.

Used rechargeable batteries

I am happy with my flashlight. It works well. It is Easy to use and light - on the small side. No complaints.

Compact size, and brightness makes these flashlights multi functional. Great size also for children. We bought extras for car and home.

Works well

This did not last me a full year! When I first got the flashlights they worked fairly good but they were never that great. The batteries don't last any length of time and both flashlights quit in under a year. I believe you are spending more money on batteries than it's worth. They should have 5 modes and at least 3 of the modes are no change in brightness or dimness. Not good at all.

Works great . Smaller, brighter and lighter than previous security / dog walking light. Very bright beam. Beam size is adjustable too.Highly recommended.

In almost every "name brand" failed power tool battery I've taken apart, more than 80% of the cells (18650 or 21700) are still good and they work well in this inexpensive flashlight. Similar flashlight with batteries cost 4-6x this one.The "flashing in SOS mode" if you don't hold the power on button down for a while is irritating and takes two more cycles to clear (fast SOS flash/slow SOS flash), bad design decision by someone.I now have so many of these flashlights to use up all the batteries harvested from "dead" power tool batteries.