LED Flashlights High Lumens Rechargeable, 2000 Lumens Super Bright Flash Light Brightest Flashlight, 3 Modes IPX7 Waterproof, High Powered Tactical Flashlights for Camping Emergencies (2 Pack)

Charge lasts over 3 months. Excellent, bright light to take the dog out in the dark. Got 2 - one for the front and back door. Also excellent for working under the sink, finding stuff in the attic, or when the power goes out.

These bad boys are super nice and are easily recharged.

Extremely bright and compact. Battery life indicator is a great feature.

two flashights frankly for the price of 1. They came fully charged. They are focusable and there is a strobe feature. Water tight (not submergible) but that is not what they were/are intended for anyway. 4hr charge time but as i mentioned they arrive fully charged. If you have two vehicles this is a great way to go (put one in each car/truck) Not sure about the 9 million lumens claim perhaps it's the combined total between the two lamps. They are bright but 9 million lumens? not sure but i don't have anything to compare them against and or measure the output. If you need a flashlight for roadside issues/flagging down help and or maybe even finding your car if you've taken them on a hike and don't remember exactly where you parked i think these would be a great fit. Product is as described by the seller and there is a 2yr warranty.

I dropped a star ONLY because of the super annoying "blinking strobe" effect that you have to encounter every time you turn the light off. First click its on high... Click twice and its dimmer (not useful, but ok) click 3 times and its a rave party hangover nightmare fuel.I know uts thebcircuit board design left over from military/police contracts that asked for the function, but dear Lord I'd pay TRIPLE for one without it!Anyway to turn the light off you have to cycle through the strobe and i absolutely hate it.Other than that it's an awesome handy well made flashlight that can use the charger that everything else you have uses... No more digging around for some proprietary dc brick and plug or taking out rechargable (usually proprietary as well) batteries to charge in another charger to lose

UgSome Type C cable connectors may not work to charge this because of the plug opening. Use the ones provided and you'll be fine. Definitely bright!

How bright is 900,000 lumens? It's probably like holding the sun in your hands, but I guess I'll never know that feeling because this flashlight aint no 900,000 lumens! Apparently the scale this manufacturer uses is opposite. Higher the number, dimmer the light. I compared this with my 1250 lumen Ozark Trail flashlight and that flashlight is visibly brighter.To be honest, I wasn't expecting 900,000 lumens. Honestly its a ridiculous number that its laughable that they even use it. I just wanted something bright but inexpensive and I figured, sure, why not? Even if its not really 900,000 lumens, it should still be pretty bright, right? No, not really. Its quite underwhelming. Its an ok flashlight, but I'm giving just one star because it is such an outright lie what is being advertised. Maybe if the light output was at least somewhat impressive, I could be fine with that, but its not. A good $10 flashlight these days will be just as good. Save your money and forget any of these lights that are advertising these ridiculously high outputs. This did spark my curiosity and I searched google for what is the strongest flashlight currently. After a quick search I came across the following:IMALENT SR32 Brightest Flashlight 120,000 LumensThis is sold on Amazon for almost $700. Now that, I might actually believe. Seems legit from what I have seen. Do I need a $700 flashlight? Nope, but at least that one probably isn't lying to you.Ok, enough said. Glad Amazon has easy returns because these are going back!=)

Loved the flashlights, illumination is excellent with the exception of the fact that within one minute or so the flashlight became almost too hot to hold. I had to turn it off and I was in the process of trying to get rid of a rattlesnake. A person should not have to wear gloves to operate a flashlight. Also I do not recall reading anything online about how HOT to the touch, they get after only one to two minutes of usage. The carrying case is a bit cheap. The Tab closures are not that secure. One on my case would not function properly trying to close the case.