Night Provision TX8 Compact Tactical Flashlight EDC USB Rechargeable Pocket Torch NICHIA 800 Lumen LED (USB Rechargeable)

Compacta, hecha de buenos materiales, contra agua, ilumina muy bien.Para que ilumine a 800 lumen, tiene que apretarse un botón 4 veces. Pienso que debería ser al revés ie apretar 4 veces para que ilumine a lo más bajo.

Excelente producto, la mejor relación calidad-precio. Lo volvería a comprar.

Muy buena lámpara valor costo-beneficio resistencia superada

EDIT:After carrying this flashlight for almost TWO YEARS, I have changed my mind about how I felt during my initial review. I have actually grown accustomed to using this flashlight and it's not as bad as I first thought and grew to appreciate the different brightness levels.I really have no bad things to say about this flashlight after actually carrying it and using it. The battery holds a charge like I've never seen (must be a Toyota battery), it re-charges in no time, fits in my pocket very well, durable and well-made.I can't for the life of me understand why these flashlight makers feel the need to pack 19 modes into a pocket-sized flashlight.I want/need a 3/4" diameter x 4" flashlight that has a button on the back THAT SIMPLY TURNS THE LIGHT ON AND OFF!!!! PLEASE!!!!I don't need to fumble through all the modes some desk jockey thought of while I am simply shining a light in the dark looking for dog crap, mud holes, animals on the edge of the woods or trying to find something.How about this - make one that is simple and make one with all the functions. See which one sells the most.

This light has been the most valuable tool I have, I don't go anywhere without it. I'm an automotive technician living and working out of an RV, who also rides and builds bicycles religiously. Quite literally, I do not go anywhere without it.As other people have stated, I wasn't so excited over all the modes. You just want light, and having to cycle through brightness settings is absolutely ridiculous. You either leave it on and kill your battery, or hit the button 5 times in hopes that you dont skip past the one you want. That is really the only reason a multimode flashlight gets a bad rap.This light is not a bother at all. A small learning curve, and you'll realise the modes are very useful, and you can absolutely turn it on and off just like one would want. I wont explain how to click through the setting. I'll just say, instructions explained how to use it very well, it took maybe a day for get the muscle memory for it and it's all about either using a quick click, or a .5 second click.The modes are incredibly useful, the battery life is very good (coming from using AA/AAA powered lights fyi), body is unbreakable thus far and its seemingly water proof (and chemical proof as mine has been dropped in automotive fluids a few times).This light is my most used tool I have and its performance is something I've come to be trust and rely on. It's even been used to curtail a potentially violent situation where a man with a knife tried forcing his way into my RV with my wife inside. I don't know when it had been last charged, but it maintained itself in turbo mode for at least 30 minutes while I shined it in the man's face. The light was a major factor as to why the situation didnt turn violent as he was completely unable to make any advancement besides a totally blind one.Buy it. It's cheap, and it kicks ass.