Philips Flashlights High Lumens Rechargeable with Ignition Lens,3000lm Tactical Flashlights with Camping Lamp,2 Colors Zoomable 5Modes Reverse Charging LED Bright Flashlight for Home Outdoor Gift

This flashlight is extremely bright and puts out a strong beam that lights up a large area easily. The 3000 lumens are no joke, and the ignition lens helps focus the light well for both distance and wider coverage. The rechargeable feature is convenient, and the flashlight feels solid and well built in hand. It’s great for outdoor use, emergencies, or keeping around the house when you need serious light. It’s definitely brighter than a basic flashlight, so it may be more than some people need for everyday tasks, but if you want strong, reliable light, this one delivers. Overall, a powerful and dependable flashlight that works well when you need high brightness.

Great light, the battery lasted me about 2-3 weeks using it regularly for security, it’s a little big for what I’m using it for but any other situation such as camping or anything else it’s okay. I like the all metal design makes it very durable but the sling that came with it ripped but for metal it’s pretty lightweight. Considering what it cost I think it’s worth the money

I like this light. I like the recharge, brightness, focus, and the mag on the end to start fires.

Super bright, the focus attachment works great. Well built.

This flashlight is incredible. The brightness is like nothing I have ever seen from a flashlight. It does get a bit hot after a few minutes of use. The magnifying lens is crap just a gimmick as far as I can see. Overall it definitely worth the money if it will last more than a year.

I wanted to leave a review of this mid-sized flashlight. The very first thing I noticed was the heft to this light. It's not something that your going to be carrying in your pockets, just a little to big for that. The body of the light is about 1.5" Dia. and about 7.25" long. The zoom head is about 2" Dia. When you get this light you will need to FULLY charge the battery since it's only at about 3.25 volts for long-term storage. The battey is a very uncommon 26800 size (see photo) and as of right now most chargers don't accept this size. You may need to order a spare battery from another vendor at this time due to its very uncommon size. Once the battery was charged or I thought it was due to the green indicator light, I turned the light on and found it to be really very dim. That's really sad and not at all what I had hoped for. But then I wondered if the battery was really fully charged. Nope it was only at 3.70 volts! So I plugged the light back in to see if it would charge more and it did. This time it took about 40 more minutes and went up to about 4.00 volts. This is still not charged up to the 4.20 volts that would be considered a full charge for this type of battery so I plugged it back in this time it charged up to 4.15 volts and green light indicating full charge. Great! I turned it on and now joy, I have a very bright light. Since it has the zoom function you can now really reach out and see things out to the 400 yard range or you can zoom wide and get a great flood light. This light also has a light for area illumination. Slide the zoom head all the way forward then a quick double tap on the on/off button you can light up the area. Great for inside an tent or camper or under a car hood. The main thing that I want to relate is about charging this light up in steps. The charger seems to cut out before a full stable 4.20 volts can be obtained on just one charge cycle. If you do buy one of these make sure that you are getting the full charge voltage before you judge this light. Take your time and keep charging until the red light only stays on for about 5 minutes. It's really a extremely bright light and good bargain at $40.00 with a 20% off coupon. I don't think you will find anything better made or brighter at this price point. So, you get a very good light at a really great price if you take the time to fully charge it before your first use. It took 3 charge cycles to get the battery fully charged and topped off. Is this a great light, well no, but for my needs walking from the house to the shop at night this little guy is great and so far I have been extremely happy with it. The only reason for 4 stars is that the light pattern on mine has some funky blue ring around the outside of the light pattern when zoomed out to the max. Some may find this bothersome but for my needs its really no big deal. Just remember to keep charging until you get to max voltage and the red change light only stays on for a few minutes.

It's powerful. And functions great. Lights up the trees on the ther side of the creek ( over 150 yds away ).

Update: 10 days after purchase the light is now glitching. It flashes when turned on and doesn't respond to any button presses. If i smack it, it works again. Just poor quality from Phillips. I'm working and getting a better brand. It's a decent flashlight. It charges very slowly!!!! It maxes out at 10w at first, then steps down to charge at 1-2w for a while. Expect to charge over night. It also doesn't have a very good indicator to let you know the battery level. It goes from green to orange and then dies and shows red when fully discharged. Same with charging, it only shows red when charging. The light is kinda bright. Doesn't look like 3000lm until you zoom in. At the price it's at, a holster should come with it.

Came with a garbage battery that does not allow the circuit to complete. The red light only comes on when there's no battery in the unit. As soon as the battery goes in, it mysteriously turns into a brick. Does nothing.