FZHRechargeable Flashlights High Lumens 2 PCS, 100,000 High Lumen LED Flash Light Powerful Handheld Tactical Flashlight 5 Modes, Zoom, Battery Powered, Waterproof for Outdoor Camping, Hiking

I have used these lights long enough to give them a buy with confidence rating easily charged and easy to get the right light for the job. Pretty good software and plenty bright with good charge run time. A battery pack is included if you wish to use it. I did not. These are good flashlights that now live in the camper. Goosenest rated… buy with confidence

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I enjoy traveling and spending time outdoors, and nothing can be more frustrating than not being able to see in the dark. I was eager to try out the FZH Rechargeable LED Flashlight. First off, the packaging and presentation were on point - two flashlights, along with the necessary charging cables, keychain lanyards, and a manual, all neatly packed in cardboard box. I don't know if I would go so far as to call it an attractive gift box, plus I kind of tore it up getting into it--it wasn't obvious which way it opened. But I'm not here to review the box.Upon unboxing, I noted the rugged construction of the flashlights. They were made of aircraft-grade aluminum alloy, giving a sense of durability that's essential for outdoor gear. The LED flashlight felt sturdy in my hands. The flashlight proved to be not just rugged, but also waterproof. It holds an IPX 67 rating, meaning it's not just splash-proof but can be immersed in water. This is great news for those rainy night hikes or accidental river dips!Charging the flashlights was simple and convenient, thanks to the USB C charging port. LEDs around the power button double as a charge indicator. It's refreshing to see the exact battery level, so you know when to charge it before heading outdoors.As for performance, the flashlights are remarkably bright. The XHP70.2 chip may be designed to deliver 100,000 lumens, but I would be surprised if this flashlight is capable of that kind of brightness. There simply aren't enough LEDs or enough battery power to support it. And 100,000-flashlight at this price point is highly unlikely. But that being said, the FZH Rechargeable LED Flashlights deliver reliable lighting with an extended battery life.In conclusion, I'm impressed with the FZH Rechargeable LED Flashlights, even at less than 100K lumens. The flashlight's power, combined with its durability, waterproof feature, and zoomable light beam, truly stands up to the demands of outdoor use. They are built with quality materials, designed for convenience, and perform exceptionally well.

Okay, I admit it; I am a Star Wars fan.Since 1977.Thus I cannot pick-up the FZH LED Flashlight without noticing just how much it looks like ...A LIGHTSABER!The knurled cylindrical casing, the flared emitter head, the heft....Oh, sure--How many of us --as young fans--did not pick-up a common flashlight and start fantasizing?Well, the FZH LED Flashlight is not a common flashlight....It`s even more like a `saber!What`s more--when you activate the FZH LED Flashlight, you get a blazing bright wide-beam, which can then be tight-focused into a seemingly-solid shaft of light (what does that remind you of?).Another plus here, is that the zoom-focusing can be actuated with one hand. You can easily slide the lens assembly forward with the same hand that you are holding it. No fumbling and jarring your beam off-line.Oh--and extended, the zoom-focusing makes it look even more like a Lightsaber. ('Ben' or 'Luke' Model)In purely-flashlight terms; this is a good hefty aluminum construction utility light. The beam is very powerful. I actually could not find anything far enough away that I could not put a tight spotlight on it.The instruction manual is surprisingly legible, yet delivers amazingly conflicting information in the most confusing manner possible:"1. the first three times before use is recommended that each time the light is charged for at least 4 hours to fully activate the active ingredients of the battery"...........HUH? ......I am still trying to untangle the meaning behind that one.Then there is #5:"5. if the lamp head is immersed in water please stop using it and place it in a ventilated place to dry before use to prevent power short circuit"....Oookay. ....That one sure is ominous! I won`t take it swimming, but should I be afraid to use it in thunderstorms?Number 6 does not help;"6. When the power indicator flashes red, it needs to be charged in time, otherwise it will cause excessive discharge, which may result in the battery not being charged."Your guess is better than mine at this point. My head hurts too much for cognitive thought.Honestly, if I just hold this flashlight in-hand and use it, I think it is great..Even discounting the Star Wars allusion.But when I read the instructions, I am boggled by dire warnings couched in confusing terms.Is this one of the all-time great flashlights I could ever own?..or not??Is this destined to one day be reverently handed over to a descendant who will be told;"Here, this is your great-grandfather`s FZH Rechargeable 120000 High Lumens LED Flashlight...A fine flashlight... An elegant flashlight for a more civilized age."...........Or will this FZH Rechargeable 120000 High Lumens LED Flashlight have long ago fried itself after I failed to scrupulously follow the screwball instructions placed under the title; "Use the product method"?The box boldly proclaims:"We are committed to accompany you through every darkest moment"Well! That IS a profoundly positive mission statement!I have had so-called Best Friends who never talked like that to me--not even during a 'darkest moment'.I`ll hang onto this, use it, and see what comes to ...light.