Hoxida LED Tactical Flashlight Rechargeable 2000lm, Super Bright LED

Pros: I like its ergonomics. I like how it feels in my hand. I have big hands and it’s comfortable. I also like the adjustability/zoom feature. You can focus on and out. I really like the clip. It’s seems heavy duty. Weight seems good also. Feels sturdy. Cons: I don’t like that it doesn’t have memory settings. Also don’t like that you have to cycle through all the modes to turn the light off. Can get annoying. The instructions are a bit vague and don’t really indicate what color the button light should be when it’s done charging. Overall, it’s pretty bright, not bad for the money. I will be updating this in a bout a month or so.

I've bought these twice. First one were nice out of the box. Fully charged them and the battery goes red in less then 30 mins of uses. Bought it again thinking I had a bad batch. Some issues they work great but don't exactly more then 30 mins at full power. Used this for my EDC for about a year. Switch over to a new tactical flashlight different manufacturer. I'll give a review on the new one soon. Don't waste your money on this light.

The flashlight is bright and works well. The problem i found is that the on off button is on the side and turns on when I put it in my pocket and move around. Also, you need to switch it 3 times before it shuts off. Just a bad location for the on off switch.

I probably get a few hours of life on a mix of mostly low + some high mode which is a little disappointing. Additionally the light dims fairly quickly towards the end. I'd love a simple battery meter. The biggest reason I love these is the fact that it's usb rechargeable. Now I don't have to plug in the 18650 charger every so often so these stay charged up.

I bought this twin pack to have a bright flashlight at home and with me, in case of emergencies. The tactical stuff is mostly marketing nonsense, the design here does look sturdy and I imagine that, in a pinch, having this in a fist could be a good deterrent... perhaps it's strong enough to break glass in an emergency even. Before I get into the bad stuff, I will say the light is bright. It is a blinding light comparable to what police officers would have. The flashing mode would definitely be disorienting at a range of around 10-15 feet (about 4 meters max, if my conversion is any good). Battery life is serviceable but, with charging taking longer than use, I reckon you may not want this as a go-to unit.. unless you're cool charging daily. I've gotten about 3-5 hours of use on and off (not continuous use). The rechargeable batteries in these STINK. I got one DOA and didn't notice for months because I was only using one. It'll work plugged into USB once disengaged from the battery compartment but the battery will not charge. Based on the low charge capacity and DOA battery, I imagine cheap batteries is how they offered these flashlights as cheap as they have. The design and quality is otherwise great but, without the option of traditional batteries, I'd skip these for something more tried and true. Sadly, these seem to be more cheap, untested, mass-produced Made In China junk.

I do not recommend this at all. The sales pitch on Amazon was quite good, but there are several flaws which is why these two flashlights are rather inexpensive. 1) I left one of these in my pocket and did not know that I had somehow rubbed the on button. Several hours later I wondered where I left it went to my pocket and found that the flashlight itself was on and physically very hot. This is not good. Either the battery is too big for the flashlight or there's something wrong with the wiring. I have no idea if this would start a fire or not but for that reason should I carry one of these on an aircraft I will definitely put the battery into a plastic bag by itself. 2) The telescope on the light is made rather badly. If you extend it all the way out you wind up with a picture of the LEDs on your wall. The extension does not match any kind of narrowed light. I think I now know why these are so cheap. These might be okay for a well aware adult but I would never give these to a child or somebody in scouting or the like. They're much better flashlights for about the same price that do not overheat and also have long lasting batteries. The overheating is the number one major negative whereby this thing should be taken off the market

Fast shipping x product is great as advertised , great light

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