WdtProLED Flashlight High Lumens SR2000 Pro, 2 Pack Brighter Tactical Flashlights with 5 Modes & Zoomable, Powerful Mini Flash Light for Emergency, Camping, Hiking (Black)

I got these for a friend in a rough situation and they performed perfectly. There were mall and light enough to carry easily, yet put out a powerful light, plus, being zoomable, she could focus on what she needed to see. The metal body, and led also made them pretty impervious to drop damage.

Works find so far. No complaints.

Bright for it's size. Lightweight. Performs as expected and a good price for two with batteries.Product box appeared to have been opened due to bent cardboard on the right corner AND one package (3 AAA) of the two (3 AAA each) packages of batteries were missing. Shipper or manufacturer has a QA or thief problem.

I'm blown away by its performance. As someone who loves the outdoors and often finds myself in low-light conditions, a reliable flashlight is essential. This one has exceeded my expectations.The [Name of Flashlight] boasts a powerful LED that can light up even the darkest corners. I've used it for everything from camping and hiking to navigating power outages, and it's always delivered exceptional brightness. The beam is adjustable, allowing me to focus the light on a specific area or cast a wider beam for a more general illumination.One of the features I appreciate most is the durability. It's built like a tank, with a sturdy construction that can withstand rough use. I've dropped it a few times, and it's still going strong. The battery life is impressive as well; I can use it for hours on a single charge.If you're looking for a reliable, high-performance flashlight, I highly recommend the [Name of Flashlight]. It's a must-have for anyone who enjoys outdoor activities or needs a dependable light source.

Great little flashlights. They're nice and bright and seem to be good quality. I like to keep some around my house in case of emergencies.

For 7$ each, these are great. They're better than all the other plastic flashlights I had as a kid growing up in the 90s, which required like 3 C batteries or something crazy for how long they (don't) last and how (not) bright they are. These were the "norm" back then.But, compared to other LED lights these days, they're only decent. The light that it puts out is just not as bright as i'd like. Given, I am using the 3 AAA batteries, and not the 18650 battery that they say is supposedly better/brighter, so maybe that is one reason.But, for flashlights (which are also used in emergencies), I want to use a commonly-available battery size, not the 18650 batteries. AAA batteries are perfect, you can find rechargeable ones for a decent price, and you can find them anywhere, including probably a gas station if you're in an emergency. So, if comparing flashlights using only 3 AAA batteries, this WdtPro one is lacking.As a comparison:I have the 2 pack of the ANKER flashlights for $22 (Anker Bolder LC40 LED Flashlight), and they are much much brighter, using 3 AAA batteries. (I use the EBL Ni-MH 1100mAh rechargeable batteries, if that matters).This is when I decided that the WdtPro are going to be backup flashlights to the Ankers:Me and my family were out in the dark building a fence together (it got dark while we were working and we had to finish that night). I brought out all 4 of the flashlights I have: 2 of these WdtPro, and 2 of the anker. It quickly became obvious that these WdtPro were much less bright than the ankers. We were trying to make sure the posts were at the right height when we were setting them in concrete, and it was hard to see the markings when someone was holding the WdtPro flashlight only 2-3 ft away. I kept asking for the other flashlight (anker) so that I could see better. I mean, it was head and shoulders above the WdtPro. It wasn't even a fair comparison.Note: The batteries were fully charged in these WdtPro. But in the ankers, the batteries hadn't been charged in who-knows-when. I honestly don't remember, It was a while ago, And I use these all the time with my dog outside.I'm not an Anker fanboy, I have no idea who they are or what else they make, and I could give a rat's ass about their brand. But as a consumer, I want the brightest flashlight for the same amount of batteries/power. If that's what you want too, get the ankers. Give the WdtPros to your kids.

These are just what I needed to provide light in my home and my car. One never knows when extra light is needed for emergencies, safety, and convenience. I keep one in my car and one by my back door for my pup’s nighttime potty break. The quality is excellent and should last for years. An especially smart feature is the ability for these small flashlights to convert from wide-beam to narrow, focused beam.

Very bright. Would recommend to anyone!