ACEBEAM Green Hunting Light 1663 Yards Throw 2200 High Lumens Green Light, Tactical Flashlight for Hog Coyote and Varmint Night Hunting

Fantastic little flashlight! Super powerful. BTW - the USB-C Charging port is on the battery. You gotta take the battery out first, THEN plug into the USB port on the battery. Not a biggie, but not explained in the "directions.

Very bright light bought it so I could have a smaller rechargeable light when frog hunting turned out just what I needed

Muy bueno el producto, cumplió mis expectativas con respecto a los lumens

This is my new favorite flashlight I love taking to the boat to shine across the lake and see it light up the trees and to spot all the night critters around and even in the water, like distant ducks, raccoons and an occasional turtle’s head will pop up like a submarine periscope. It’s a great light with a nice tight beam for a long throw. It’s not a light to use where up close, like arm’s length light is needed while repairing something or trying to read a book obviously, I have plenty of other lights for that.But, almost forgot to mention something else that’s really cool, it has a moonlight mode where it emits just two or threeish lumens that I’ve used a couple of times to locate something on board without killing my night vision, something you for certain don’t want to lose when underway in a boat at night.The unusual way the side button and the tail switch work and don’t work together takes a while to fully remember at first, but for a Fenix fan this is the first non Fenix light I’ve seen that I like more than any of the lights in my collection. LED and advances in batteries has turned flashlights from being a boring thing that always seemed to need new batteries to very reliable flashlights capable of throwing a huge amount of light about as far the huge lights I saw townboats use when I was a kid on the Ohio River.I was so amazed at how the massive lights made a perfect circle of daylight appear on the far shore when the captain wanted to see the next bend in the river as far as 2 or 3 miles away, and it looked bright enough to use to fry an egg.Finally, there are lights we can carry in our pocket that can throw light nearly as far. This L-19 is a great light so far. I’ve owned it about 3 months now and even when i go out in the yard ar night with a typical flood type light to work on something, I always grab this one too just for the fun of lighting up the tops of distant trees or to spot what ever that is crawling around way back behind the shed.

I use this light on different settings for different purposes and it never fails. One time I day up camp and a friend want gonna make it til after dark. He called and said he was looking for us, I told him to follow the beam of light. He said "what beam of... oh." It brought him in like the bat signal.

It is super bright as the add says. On deer counts my buddies had hand held spotlights. Everyone was asking where I got that thing. I am not sure of the run times. However I did use it for several hours and it held up. Negatives. The beam has no focus. It is just a spotlight and it gets hot to the touch when left on for a period of time. I would by again.

I would recommend to anybody in law enforcement or security other lights cost double. I highly recommend.

I bought the c-19 2.0 and it is very bright and has a narrow beam that really gets out there! If you want a narrow more focussed beam, the c-19 1.0 is the flashlight for you. Either one works very well.