klarusEP10 USB-C Rechargeable Flashlight: 1000 Lumens Super Bright, 2600mah Battery, 6.3 inch, Small LED Powerful Flashlights for Home, Camping, Emergency

This flashlight is a good size. It's not too big, not too small. It's definitely plenty bright at the highest setting, it functions perfectly. I love that this flashlight is Usb C because the micro USB plugs from before didn't always plug incorrectly with Usb C being larger, it's easier to connect. Also seems to recharge faster. The the recharging port is under the screw cap with the o-ring. It doesn't make it completely waterproof but definitely water resistant. The LED indicator for the charge is also a definite plus so you always know when you need to charge it.

When I was a mechanic I had the streamlight stinger. It was a $250 flashlight at the time. (Alot of cops carry these) this flashlight has all the same functions for a fraction of the price and is actually brighter. Only difference is battery life. I bought 3 because I like them so much.Cons:Although the battery is very good. When you get to 50% it's not at full brightness. Also after about a year the little wrist strap breaks off.

I bought this flashlight due to it's brightness and USB-C recharging capabilities. I'm a pilot and we are required to do an exterior inspection prior to each flight, and often we fly during hours of darkness. A reliable, bright flashlight that is slim in form so it packs away nicely is a must. This flashlight does all of that. Just a couple of important things to consider.To adjust the brightness requires a very SOFT touch to the lower of the two buttons. I must have accidentally bumped it and made the brightness far dimmer than I wanted. It took me downloading the manual to "remember" that just a small amount of pressure is what it takes to adjust the brightness. I think it would have been far better just to tie in the brightness adjustment to firm "click." However once I figured it out it works fine.IMPORTANT CHARGING NOTE: More and more these days, you will see USB-C charging plugs with a USB-C plug on both ends--both into the item being charged, and into the plug that is in the wall. THESE kind of plugs are sort of "smart" plugs, and by design, will work while charging "smarter" devices like phones, laptops, etc. They often do NOT charge USB-C "dumb" devices like flashlights. I was using my computer's "smart" USB-C charger and it did not work with this flashlight. I was puzzled until I found the answer on Reddit. Switching to an older-style USB C to A cable fixed it. Works great with that!

This is a great flashlight to have handy. Push the button, it always comes on. Tap button to progress thru settings. Has a momentary battery level indicator that comes on after you push the button. Battery holds a charge VERY well. Run it for a couple hours a day, and it still takes several days before it needs charging. Don’t have my calipers handy at the moment, but the aluminum housing is probably 3/16” thick. Great light for the money. Not super bright and there’s no beam focus adjustment… just a good all purpose light. Can’t beat it for $25.

I've only had this flashlight for 3 weeks. So far it's been dropped several times and knocked on the floor by my curious cat too many times to count. It's only been charged once since arrival and all 4 charge indicator lights are still on. I like that it shares the same charging cord as my samsung phone. The main power switch turns it on, then you soft touch the same switch to toggle through the 3 levels of brightness. The brightest is very bright and the beam goes very far. For the price, you more than get what you pay for especially since it shares that charging cord with one I already have in my vehicle, I'll be getting more of these for the cars.Update: 11/24/2021 I don't use this for extended "on" periods but it gets used often enough. It still has three charge lights lit from when I originally purchases and charged it 04/04/2021. That's some crazy long battery life. I have another rechargeable model from Klarus I have equally good luck with. Love these flashlights!

I had had one before, this new it is good enough than the first one.

This is very nice flashlight (EP10 V2) for this price. Very well built and design. Perfect to leave it in car, in case you need it.The goods:1. Bright enough.2. Rechargeable 2600mah with quality18650 battery.3. Small enough for its power. But not for pocket.4. USB C ( currently the only one in the market).5. Good price for its quality.The bads:1. FLAW in USB C implementation. It Only can be charged with USB A to USB C cable only.Cannot use USB C to USB C cable.2. Absolutely NOT 1000 lumens. Mostlikely around 300 Lm max.My other flashlights ( Fenix ) rated 500 Lm and 650 Lm are way much brighter.3. Big size, not for every day carry.

For a $20 budget flashlight in a world where you can easily pay $100+ for higher end models this flashlight is amazing. The battery alone if you bought one I’m guessing is at least $10. I bought 3 of these for use in a factory setting. The size is about spot on. Not too small or big (Goldilocks). Bright enough for most needs. The body/battery housing is actually pretty thick = durable. Love the simplified interface. Don’t really need the straight to strobe function but whatevs. If a follow up edit is necessary I’ll come back but initial thoughts this is a quality cheap flashlight. I think Klarus hit a sweet spot in the higher end brands with this budget offering.