Rechargeable Diving Flashlight, 1500 Lumen Scuba Diving Light, 3 Modes Underwater IPX8 Waterproof LED Flashlight,Night Dive Torch Submersible Light for Outdoor Under Water Sports

Super powerful bright underwater flash light. Fast charging battery that holds charge for hours. Shines bright and has several modes of brightness. Comes with charging cable. Very nice affordable light for kids and adults.

More like a child’s toy than a professional dive flashlight. Terrible switch mechanism, that activates with a bump, and inadequate light strength for any underwater endeavors.

Oh so bright. So many settings. I let my grands test it in the bathtub and they loved it. They even took it in the cold pool and okayed with it after dark. It’s small but mighty. Lightweight. I really like that it is rechargeable and they played with it for hours and it’s still going strong. Can’t wait for my cruise so I can take it scuba diving.

here is what I like and dislike about this dive flash light:Likes:Well-built: This is light feels well put together and solid.Bright: Very brightDislikes:Sensitive On Button: I personally did not think it's a problem, but some may find this sliding on button easy to trigger on, especially when diving.

I bought this for my adventures.It has attended my expectations! The flashlight is incredibly bright, even in deep waters. It provides clear, sharp visibility, which is crucial when diving or snorkeling at night or in low-light conditions.

It filled with water the first time I went snorkeling! Now it won't charge!I would not consider this an underwater light. It may work in the rain, but definitely not snorkeling. I bought a second one and it came on and wouldn't turn off, then would not turn on!

These worked great for our night snorkeling trip in Maui. Super bright, easy to use, and the metal pin prevents accidental activation. We snorkeled for 30–40 minutes on high and only dropped from 4 to 2 bars. Also handy for walking the beach at night. Very happy with the purchase!

I bought two of these for night diving in Bonaire. Charged both and took on daytime dives for testing at depth. No leaks, but discovered on was nearly drained after daytime dive. It was only used a couple of times underwater, but appeared to have issues with on/off/flashing switch. One of the torches would not stay off when turned off, even when attaching the switch guard/lock. One of the two lights functioned well during the day and at night; used the other as a backup for night diving, as it was not reliable.