SkywolfeyeLed Flashlight 2 Pack Super Bright Flashlights Rechargeable High Lumens Torch 5 Modes Zoomable Waterproof for Camping Kids Adults Outdoor Hiking Emergency(Silver)

Extremely well built

I had two flashlights that used a single 18650 rechargeable battery each. Unfortunately, one of the batteries died and so I went looking for the best way for me to resolve the situation.It was NOT any easy search on Amazon. There are batteries with no charges, chargers with no batteries, and flashlights without batteries. It takes searching through pages and pages of details and specifications to determine what of these three are parts your actually buying.Finally I found this Skywolfeye flashlight, charger, (4) battery combo for $24. My opinion is that this price was great since it seemed to me that buying the three components separately was about $16 to $20 each.It filled my needs exactly, in that the Skywolfeye flashlight uses two 18650 rechargeable batteries and I was able to use the third battery in my original flashlight, and I have left as backup.

Very Brite at full charge, and changes beam size easily. The front lens cover will unscrew but some type of thread locker will solve. Very durable, and battery's charge quickly.

Very bright..nice!

One thought is if they had a USB c charging port it would be a plus. A couple I have had for a couple years the battery stopped charging. Sometimes it's a hassle to have to cycle through the 5 brightness and blinking modes.

Just as Described! Thank you!

The flashlight is fine. It's your typical chinese made rechargeable flashlight. Nothing special. The charging unit has a cheap feel to it but if it works, I'm fine with that and it seems to work. The problem lies with the batteries that came with it. In the short time I've owned this, two of the four batteries haven't lasted more than 2 or 3 charges. I'll look for a different brand next time. Included flashlight or not. I would not buy this brand of batteries again.

2 of the 4 batteries did not work. The two that did only lasted 1 1/2 Hour to 2 hours when running my Fenix PD35. They are rated at 5000 mAh which is garbage because the 18650 cannot exceed 3600 mAh as a technology(researched). At the same time, another battery from a well-respected manufacturer with 2500 mAh ran the same flashlight for 4 1/2 hours. Telling me that the batteries provided are likely around 1000 mAh. The chargers are junk (at the same time I purchased a really nice charger) and even side the two batteries that would not charge with my nice charger were fully charged with the junk ones sent in this kit. The 2 flashlights are not even close to the claimed 8000 Lumens. My Fenix PD35 which is 3000 lumens made them look dull. The construction of the flashlight was solid but I did not like the integration of one button for two functions (press hard to turn on, press soft to change modes). I prefer two buttons for this function.