Flat EDC Flashlight, 1800LM UV Laser Work Light

Great, handy, functional flashlight for the price. I originally bought this flashlight to do things around the house with. More specifically to use when I’m working on my machinery for my business that yes, is in my house 😅. The flashlight is super bright. There is no doubt that it is quite a functional flashlight. It has the magnet on the side that I was looking for. It does pretty well, not the strongest magnet, it also is recessed on the side, I feel like if it was flat, it would work a little better. The UV light is okay, I don’t use the amber function much. And I just use the laser to antagonize the dogs. The flash function makes you want to puke. So that’s kinda cool if you just want to mess with someone. Pros: Super bright, like intensely bright. Magnetic so it stays. The light bar is really nice to luminate working areas. Cons: The flashlight is a little bigger. Not super comfortable in your pocket, but it does fit. The roller to turn up and down the intensity feels a little…. Cheap? I’m not a fan of it, but to each is own. Remembering how many times you have to click or hold down the center button to get the function you’re looking for can be annoying. Overall: if you’re looking for a flashlight for around the house, for this price you can’t really go wrong. It’s super durable, you can adjust the brightness to your liking, and it’s just really handy.

Rarely do I give 5 stars, but this one impressed me. I got this after noticing someone else having a 1800 lumens flashlight. Seems well built and the size of a pocket knife, with a similar clip. It's cool to have adjustable brightness setting by the wheel. The RGB led lights are a bit tacky, but fun. The amount of bells of whistles on this is highly impressive. It replaces three lighting devices into one. The laser I can only test for so far, thus far. The brightness to the main light is great. I can see scratches to film that's moving at 24 fps. The side light could be brighter, so not the best for that as it's definitely not as bright as the main. The UV light I like a lot but it's not that powerful, so not the best of being a blacklight but still very handy to have. The magnet is really handy, holds the flashlight on whatever is metal and not hard to remove. It came fully charged so I can't speak on it's battery life at this point, but seems to have last. The battery is not replaceable so it's only as good as it'll continue to recharge and last.

Finally, a flashlight that "gets" EDC. The flat design is a game-changer. I've been an EDC guy for years and have gone through my fair share of chunky aluminum lights. I always hated that "bulge" in my jeans. I took a chance on the HAUSBELL flat light, and honestly? It's ruined all other flashlights for me. The stainless steel body sounds heavy, but it's not. It feels premium—like a sleek penknife or a quality lighter in your pocket, not a roll of quarters. It slides in and out of my fifth pocket so easily I forget it's there until I need it. The weight gives it a solid, durable feel that my old aluminum lights just don't have. I love the stepless dimming. You know how most lights just have those preset modes that are either too dim or too blinding? This one lets you dial in the exact brightness you want. I used it last night to find something in the car without waking up my kid (barely a glow), and then on a walk, I cranked it up to the full 1800 lumens to light up a dark field. It's like having a dimmer switch for the sun. Plus, the dial is strangely satisfying to spin—it's become a bit of a fidget toy. If you're on the fence because of the price or the unique design, just get it. It's the most thoughtfully designed piece of EDC gear I've bought in years. Feels great, looks great, and works even better. Highly recommend.

Great budget flashlight for many different situations. Functionality wise, the main 3 light modes are great, decent distance too. The side light used with magnet is also very useful. The UV light is also not too shabby, great for scorpion hunting (which is another reason I got it). Nice compact size, just a little chunky in my opinion but that comes with the "rugged" look. Pretty sturdy because of that. The battery is decent, a full charge gets me a 2-3 days of use at my job. I notice it does get warm with prolonged use, even on a mild night with no direct sunlight. Interested to see how it will be in the Arizona summer The laser however is pretty weak and the intensity cannot be changed with the dial, but I did not necessarily get it for that function. Also, apart from the red SOS light, I feel like the rgb function is not really useful. Another complaint is the belt clip, which bent pretty bad after a week of use and then the screws came out and I almost lost the light. I was already planning on finding and mounting and better clip anyways but I wouldn't suggest clipping it to your belt. To summarize, it's a great budget edc light, especially if you catch it on sale (I got it for less than $20 after shipping)

Palm sized, feels solid, has some plastic and metal portions. Clip is beefy. The wheel is nice and serves as kind of a button lock except there’s 2 buttons and the other button has no lock vs accidental press. Buttons are mostly exposed and can be pressed in pocket. The magnet issue is pretty moot bc it isn’t completely flush to the side of the light (bc strength of magnetism is weaker), it also doesn’t have magnetism along the whole side thus the magnetism is quite weak by that metric. The white light is very bright but the RGB is pretty useless as a feature, even not worth mentioning as a gimmick. The laser(red) works well and is in the right spot (the rear/tail) for the function imo. All in all it’s about average in that, as a handheld flashlight it suffices.

I was pleasantly surprised to receive this flashlight because it has so many features and modes. I often go hiking and exploring at night with friends, and sometimes I fall behind. But this flashlight perfectly meets my needs—its bright strobe light is instantly visible in the dark, so I never worry about losing track of myself or my friends. I also have several cats at home. The laser pointers I bought online for them always stopped working after a few days. This flashlight comes with a red beam too, which perfectly meets that need as well. It's absolutely fantastic—I love it! At first, I wasn't quite sure how to use this flashlight, thinking it was just a basic one. But after reading the detailed manual, the operation became simple and straightforward. This company really pays attention to detail—they clearly explain all the flashlight's functions in easy-to-understand language in the manual. I highly recommend HASUBELL products.

Great little EDC whole it lasted. I got this on March 26th and only lasted a little over a month. I love the weight, the brightness, the hat clip which I really needed for work. It stopped charging. If I put it on the charger. It will get really hot, work while it's plugged in and stop working. It's not reliable enough for so called EDC. If it lasted longer, they'd get 5 stars. I've tried to reach out to the company and haven't heard anything back. Edit:5/15/2026 The company reached out to me and replaced the EDC flashlight. Thank you for the quick response and courtesy. They send it out in 2 days. Will order again.

I'm not going to lie, I was a little iffy about this flashlight but I had a gift card so I decided to try it. Have to say I'm digging it so far. It's a lot brighter than I thought it would be, although I do wish the side COB light was a bit brighter, but it's not weak either. "Red beam" works great and goes long distances. But the thing I like most about it, and this may seem weird/random (plus I'm really dating myself here) but it feels like an old beeper/pager in the hand, took me back to when I was a kid goofing around with my dad's beeper, which I absolutely love, I love the way it feels in the hand, that alone is worth the whole thing for me. If I have any complaint, it would have to be the "mood lighting", it's cute, but pointless. The light is too weak, there are only 2 options and I can't think of any situation ever where I would use it. What I wish they had done was used the "mood lighting" as the battery level gauge instead of the 4 bars. I think that would have been cool. But at the same time, don't really care. This thing is sweet, love it, recommend it, especially if you can get it on the lightning deal like it is right now, a day after I ordered mine.... At full price...... Just my luck