【2022 Upgrade】PFSN 6000 Lumens Flashlight Rechargeable, High Lumens Flashlights with Powerful P50 LED, 10 Hours Runtime, IPX65 Waterproof, Brightest Flash Light Best for Camping Hunting Outdoor Sports

Edit: I was contacted by the seller/manufacturer and told that based on my review they edited their description to correctly state the battery capacity (mAh) of the flashlight. I am glad to see that they are responsive and actively taking a role in the development of their product. So I'm giving the product back one star because at least the description now correctly states the batteries' actual capacity. However, the rest of the problems with the flashlight still remain. Increased voltage and heat and lack of watertight seals... It's a start I guess.---------------Let me start by saying that I’ve rarely seen I flashlight I didn’t want to buy, so I start off wanting to like every flashlight I see. That said, there is so much that’s wrong or incorrectly stated with this flashlight that I almost don’t know where to begin.This may seem crazy since you’d think that someone who makes flashlights for a living might know something about batteries, voltage, and amperage, but apparently not. Without going into too many technical details, let’s just understand that when you place two batteries in series (positive to negative terminals touching or connected) as in this flashlight, you DO NOT double the mAh rating of the batteries as it is stated in the description of this light, it remains at 3600 mAh. What you do instead, is double the voltage from 3.7 volts, to 7.4 volts. I don’t know what the included LED is capable of handling, but if it is designed to work only with 3.7 volts, using it in this configuration is going to significantly shorten its lifespan.This error might seem trivial but it is not. Had the batteries actually been wired in parallel, they would in fact double their mAh (milliamp hours) capacity. That means that the flashlight would work for twice as long on a single charge than similar lights using only one battery. But what will end up happening in this configuration, is that it will work for a shorter time than single-battery flashlights because of the increased voltage and heat-generation. Additionally (as I mentioned) it will probably shorten the usable life of the flashlight due to at least the extra heat being generated by the LED.Adding insult to injury, I find that this flashlight is not any brighter than any of my other single-battery lights. That probably means that the LED is capable of producing a certain amount of light (lumens) at a maximum given voltage, and adding any voltage past that point does not increase its light output.Lastly, the flashlight is NOT waterproof. There are four sections that make up the flashlight. The back cover, the main body, the head (where the focusing scale is), and the lens. That means that there are three places where the flashlight can be unscrewed, but unfortunately there is only an o-ring between the back-cover and the main body. There are no seals of any kind between the body and the head, nor between the head and the lens. What’s the point of sealing the rear cover if water can get in through two other places? I wouldn’t risk it.At this point it’s unnecessary to talk about the included accessories or the functionality of the flashlight. The bottom line is that it is a flawed electrical design, does not have the advertised mAh capacity, and it is not waterproof as stated. I’m probably just going to keep the batteries and toss the rest.

I had this light for maybe a week and the batteries went down so I tried to charge the batteries with the charger that came with the light. so after a while the battery charger light indicated they were ready. I put them in the light but no light would show so i ordered a set of New Batteries but when they came and I charged them still no light. I ordered a new charger but once it got here still no light showing. I have spent more on new Batteries and Chargers than what the light had cost me in the first place and still no light. This sucks

Here's the deal...The product arrived on time and in good condition. It came in a hard plastic storage case cushioned in foam...two batteries and a cordless wall charger that can charge both lithium batteries simultaneously. Although I've not had any issues, I recommend not leaving the batteries on charge overnight and unsupervised for safety reasons. I have about a dozen of these types of lights from various manufacturers and sellers and they are all pretty great. They're small, light weight, extremely bright and hold a charge for an acceptable period of time. This one is no exception. One note: This one uses two rechargeable batteries, so it is longer than the one battery models and doesn't come with a AAA battery conversion pack like many one battery models do. Good bang for the buck either way.

I haven't had this light very long at all. And out of nowhere, it just stopped working. I may have dripped it twice because the clip doesn't stay connected to my belt very well. I contacted customer service and was told I'd be sent the info for a replacement. That never happened. I'm very disappointed with this flashlight.

The media could not be loaded.  Great quality large rechargeable LED Tactical Light w/ accessories. Light is about 10 inches in length. Light weight design. The tactical light comes with 2 rechargeable batteries and a battery charger that plugs directly into the wall.Product produces a bright clear white light. Strobe, SOS, and regular light settings. Comes with a built-in clip to attach to your waist and a tassel at the end.Product does not come with a multi-battery adapter for use with other size standard batteries.I have had no issues yet. Comes with a 3-year warranty.

I have a dual cell 2000 lumen flashlight of the same size and this one isn't even close, maybe 1000? Basically put the batteries in another and won't bother with this one. Why carry the larger heavy flashlight when one half the same has the same brightness. Works but not worth it.

This is a good flashlight and works well. The batteries died after about a year of periodic use which I was happy with. However, when I tried to recharge them, the recharging didn't work at all. I tried to buy the same batteries again to replace them, but they aren't (or at least weren't at the time) availible on Amazon. Going forward, I think I will stick with flashlights that take standard size batteries.

It is decent bright and sold however i have many in the same category, some smaller yet brighter lighter and easier to charge and to carrie and pack! so just be sure of what you need and want, price and quality you except, olite if you haven"t tried one and want high quality you can see, and a price you may not be willing to pay for a flashlight. then go for this one ! it is good for the cost!