NightBuddy Powerful Rechargeable Tactical LED Flashlight 5000 High Lumens for Home Camping or Survival with Emergency Window Breaker 5 Light Modes IPX7 Waterproof Adjustable Focus USB Output

I rarely right a review on any product, not because I think I’m all that but because product's made in this economy just sucks!!!BUT this freaking flashlight is beyond impressive and super bright like a freaking floodlight.

digital display shows battery condition from 0 to 100 percent. Charges fairly quickly and holds its charge well. The 26650 battery can be removed or swapped out and provides plenty of capacity for long continuous use or to emergency recharge a phone (with appropriate cable). It has multiple light modes including three different brightnesses and a strobe

It's bright, it's tacti-cool, it's got window breakers and spikes, and an lcd display. But the case and packaging do not match my expectations of a 70$-80$ flashlight. The case is literally made of the same cheap molded plastic you see on green army men or that soap container you bought for boy scout camp 17 years ago. It's cheap feeling and there is no way it's waterproof. I would suggest the company drop the case entirely but at this price point, I would expect a pelican quality hardshell case. What was included was not that, by any means.If you've bought tactical flashlights on amazon before, you'll be familiar with the design of this one. It's big and pointy and intimidating looking, with a nasty spike on the butt end and a pointy right around the flashlight end. The lens is zoomable and you get a cheap looking square outline of an LED when you zoom it all the way in. Otherwise, the light is bright enough. I'm very skeptical of the 5000 lumens claim but have no measuring device to prove otherwise. It has high, low, and strobe and has a handy LCD screen to show battery life or whatever.I would call this a fantastic deal at 25$ but at this price point I would not recommend.

I may be on my own here but why do most modern flashlights force you to cycle through all the modes to turn them off. If you wait 30 sec after turning it on, then yes, a single press will do but sometimes I just want a moment or 2 of visibility and then shut it off.I feel like all the bulk and power they have on this torch, they could have implemented a mode switch separate from the power button, especially at this price point.

I really like this flashlight. It is rechargeable, made of quality material, and is slightly heavier than I expected. It feels good and solid in the hand. It makes me feel like it is durable. It has a nice and smooth movement in the focus. It has 5 modes to choose from and is very bright in the High mode.You can charge other small devices like your phone or MP3 player. It has a nice hard window breaker, is water proof, and has an adapter that you can use (3AAA) as a backup in case you run out of juice. Some reviews complain and say that you have to cycle through all five modes in order to turn it off. That is simply not the case, just hold the on/off button for about 3 seconds and it will turn off.The only odd thing I have found is with the power meter seems backwards. When it is fully charged it show "000". But as you use it, it will show "001, 002, 003". I guess the meter shows you how much you have used as opposed to how much you have left ...I would definitely recommend the great flashlight.

Overall, this flashlight is a great new addition to my camping gear. It’s solidly made with smooth travel for the Zoom In/Out feature. It's easy to change between the 5 modes by pressing the power button; unfortunately, shutting off the flashlight requires cycling through the modes. Having the option to long press for shutoff would’ve been preferable.Great things:1. The flashlight's display is a great addition, letting me know at a quick glance if there will be enough power for the evening.2. Although I didn't immerse the flashlight, it held up to splashes of water. Even the USB port cover, which looked as if it would be a point of failure, held up to direct water contact.3. The flashlight has an adapter that uses 3-AAA batteries for moments when the rechargeable battery runs out of juice.Not-so-great things:1. The USB charging function only works on the USB-A (rather than USB-C) side. It’s slow to charge my phone, so it won’t be my primary choice for charging, but it will be good to have in a pinch when out in the woods.2. When I left the rechargeable battery on high, the battery died after only four hours, which isn’t ideal for longer than overnight camping.3. The included case is extremely poor quality. In less than a day, it cracked with regular use, and the cord broke as I was carrying the case downstairs to add it to my gearbox. The case isn’t enough for me to knock the flashlight down a star, but it is very disappointing.I didn’t test the window breaker, but the hefty spike on the end of the flashlight looks as if it will easily get the job done.I look forward to putting this to great use next time I enjoy the outdoors. 4.5 stars rounded to 5.