Esgofo LED Flashlights 2 Pack Bright Powerful EDC Handheld Flash Lights, High Lumens Pocket Linterna, 5 Modes, Waterproof, for Gift Survival Emergency Camping

Yes they are good flashlights they're bright, they zoom, they widen,and the two pack is a great deal!

I'm usually someone who would have passed on this very affordable flashlight less expensive than lunch @ McD's I only purchased it to meet the minimum needed to overnight ship a motorcycle part. I'm pleasantly surprised right away the feeling in hand decent weight quality buttons and other mechanical functions are nice not an unpleasant beam very clean tight spot ditto on the flood and the COB feature is ok the thing im really impressed with is the battery huge rechargeable twice the size and capacity of my flashlights that cost 10x what I spent Ace beam & Thru night the quality one thoes types is far more impressive and they dam well better be for 150 to 250 USD i have not really put through a test on the battery but used it for a couple hours walking by the river at night and still 58% battery left so wow if you're still using a n i rechargeable light this was more affordable than the cost of 2 sets of batteries.Probably one in some cases. I'm not saying i would count on it to save my life or to be a defense type flashlight , but I dropped it from 5ft'ish seems fine still works nothing rattles i'm actually purchasing a couple more one for the toolbox in my truck and another for my trailer you know, if I received this as a Christmas present, I would be thrilled.I'm a hard person to purchase for I'm just saying hopefully my wife will run across this review anyway hopefully this helps your decision and BRAVO 👏 👍 to the folks at i believe ESGOFO for putting out a really quality product at a price point , most everyone could afford

In the Pacific Northwest in late November we went through a five-day power outage due to a Boom Cyclone windstorm (over 70 mph). The temperature in the house was in the low 50's which was tough to live in for so long. We had some small flashlights that we used but they were pretty delicate and didn't have strong beams. I dropped one and it stopped working. After our power came on I belatedly decided to be much better prepared for future power outages and I set up emergency equipment shelving in the garage. I bought a two pack of the Esgofo LED flashlights and have been surprised at how rugged they are and the intensity of the light they generate. The width of the beam is easily adjustable. They are small but mighty. The cases on them are really tough plastic and although I have dropped them they were not damaged. Also with the LED bulbs the drain on the batteries should be very low. Frankly, I am really pleased that I purchased these flashlights and I encourage you to be well prepared for natural disasters. I learned this "the hard way".

So far so good, not as bright as started, but plenty bright. Quality build, we'll see about battery life soon, but I feel it will be ok

This thing is stupid, it's so bright that I can't even figure it out. If you want a light that will basically make it seem like daytime, get this thing. BTW, when you focus it into a beam, you can see all the way into dense bushes from hundreds of yards away. Just get it. It's awesome. Oh yeah, the battery life is amazing. I played with it at night for like a week and it went from 100% to 91%.

Is a very bright light. Like a spot light. Have not used it enough to know how the battery will last. Do not believe it is mentioned in the instructions but there is an insulator in the flashlight that needs to be taken out. Light will work when it is connected to charger but not by itself until it is removed.

This flashlight is awesome! It has a great beam adjustability and it is bright. Love the build quality of the aluminum housing and it is not overly bulky. It is super bright, especially when the beam is narrowly focused. It holds a charge well and it recharges fairly quickly. I live in a rural setting and I love the versatility of the beam width so you can light up a large area when walking in the dark. It is well priced and I liked it so much I bought a second one.

These are a nice addition to my collection of metal flashlights - they are small and have a powerful CREE light element for long life and modest power consumption. There is a recessed power button in the base, so you can stand it on its base to provide an area light if needed. They work on your typical 3 AAA batteries and come with plastic tubes for use with 18650 batteries in the alternative. So there's versatility in power supply. They have the usual focus zoom feature for flood or point illumination, and they are bright. (They do have a tactical defensive application, if you shine one in someone's eyes - before you hightail it out of there or take more drastic measures.) I really like the packaging - it is very well done with a solid little box with bubble wrap on the units and a nice instructional flyer - making it an excellent gift. I always recommend having plenty of these smaller lights and carrying them everywhere, always. Here you get two for a good price - and a nice starter pack for kids or someone starting out with compact tactical lights. (I lost count of how many I have of different metal flashlights - starting decades ago - and introducing them to women and girls as essential safety and self-protection devices.) I am impressed with the good packaging and information provided - including claimed UL CE and FCC certifications. It was an impressive little package at an great price point when I got it. Again - a good gift for someone you care about. Don't forget to give some batteries, too!