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Product Description
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Super Bright Portable Flashlight
This Small Rechargeable Flashlight is Lightweight and Compact As a Outdoor Flashlight.
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Emergency Auto Repair
High Lumen LED Flashlight Delivering a Outstanding 1500-Lumen in Flashlight Mode.
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A Good Helper for Emergencies at Home
The LED Flashlight Can be Widely Used for Daily Lighting, Power Outages, Emergencies, etc.
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Great Build Quality, Very Bright, Don't Love the Power Button Design
Likes:1. Belt clip. Not too tight and easily clips on belt or pants.2. Brightness. Super bright.3. The quick button on the bottom. You can toggle the light on and off with holding in the bottom button.4. The focus is a good medium of a flood and direct. Right in the sweet spot.5. Easy to charge with your standard USB-C charger.6. The build quality is very nice in the hand.Dislikes:1. The main, on-off button on the side is not very easy to push. I wish it protruded from the body further.
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High quality building using a durable all-aluminum design that looks very nice. It measures approx. 15cm (long) x 3.4cm (head diameter) x 2.8cm (body diameter) and weighs 184g with the battery and 135g without making it fairly compact and light
Strong removable belt clip that includes a rubber/silicone protective piece, so the clip doesn’t scrape on any hard surfaces when attached/removed.
The end cap comes off and shows the dual O-rings to keep the light water resistant (it’s rated as IP68 waterproof). I found I would misalign the threads a lot when trying to screw the cap back on. I think it may be from the very fine threads and the double O-rings. I would have preferred larger threads as it would prevent misaligning and possibly screwing up the threads.
The product description indicates that the light is zoomable, but I can confirm it is not. It uses a single LED module centered under what feels like a glass lens.
There are 2 power on modes, button on the side or the quick press tactical button on the end cap. The tactical button allows the light to stay on as long as you’re holding the button and turns off as soon as you release. This eliminates the need to cycle through the mode before turning off the light. There may be situation where you need a quick hit of light at maximum lumens to disorient an intruder.
Powering on the light using the standard side power button and it defaults to low. Subsequent presses go to medium, high & then off. There is no memory function and no option to press and hold the power button to turn off the light, so you have to cycle through the light modes to turn it off.
The tactical button on the back is dual functioned. A shallow press & hold provides you maximum brightness, more than when in high mode. This is really meant for short bursts as it does drain power quickly and the flashlight gets warm. The second function is if you press all the way down and hold the button down (you can hear a defined click), this will enable a very disorienting strobe at Turbo brightness. Releasing the button at any point turns off the light.
During the use of the tactical button and enabling Turbo mode, the light flashed a couple times and then turned off and would not turn back on. The side button wouldn’t function as well. I needed to unscrew the endcap and screw back on for the light to start working again. I original thought it was because the battery wasn’t charged, so I charged up the flashlight (side power button pulses white when charging and turns off when complete). After it was fully charged, I was able to get Turbo mode again. But again, after a couple uses (just a few seconds total), I noticed that the side power button LED was flashing red. According to the manual, this means that the battery is low. Not sure how that happened as I just charged the battery moments earlier. I removed the battery and placed it into my 18650 charger and found that the mR (milliohms of resistance) was at 107mR, which from my research, is very high and anything over 100 fully charged should be replaced. After running a full Nor Test on the battery, it is only capable of achieving 3.54V for a 3.7V battery which is why the flashlight indicates a problem with the battery. So, it looks like the included battery was not up to the quality of the flashlight itself. Unfortunately, this flashlight required an 18650 battery with a button top vs the bulk 18650 batteries I have, so I won’t be able to get a lot of Turbo mode brightness out of the flashlight. It does come with a spacer to allow you to use 2 x CR123A batteries, but this is not something most people would have available at home. A more common 3 x AAA adapter like most flashlights provide would have been better.
I did find a couple 18650 batteries I got from Amazon that were rated as 3600mAh but had a flat top. I DIY’d the battery with a small round magnet that acted like a button. This allowed the flashlight to actually function, but unfortunately, either the DIY caused too much of a voltage loss or the flashlight just needs a specific battery to be used, but the Turbo mode was just as bright as the High mode, so it doesn’t hit the rated 2500lm.
From the testing I was able to do before the battery errored out and with the DIY battery, I was able to test the different modes. Turning on the light using the side power button, it defaults to Low mode, Med, High & then off.
The light pattern is it creates has a bright hotspot in the center with a light ring around the hotspot when up close. The hotspot is slightly malformed and not perfectly circular as I’d expect. The edges of the light ring also have notches as the flashlight housing as a mild striking bezel around the lens. Normally it’s a bit more aggressive, but this will work to protect the lens on drops and striking. Further away, the light almost turns into a flood providing a soft light that covers a lot of area.
Switching modes provides gradual increase and not too abrupt. The colour temp of the light is yellowish but has a greenish tint to it, which is a bit weird. Medium still has a slight yellowish/greenish tint but has a brighter hotspot. On High, the center hotspot is yellowish/white, with a yellowish/greenish ring around the hotspot and the outer ring is cold-white, which is what you’d expect a cold white temp for the entire light pattern from an LED flashlight.
Overall, a very good looking flashlight with a durable build. Good light output and convenient tactical button cap. Unfortunately, the light colour temp was a bit off-putting as I normally don’t see a greenish tint in any of my flashlight output. But the major item was the defective button top battery it came with. Button tops are less common than the bulk flat top batteries, which I have plenty of, but the flashlight is not designed to support these battery types, so specific batteries are needed. Or, 2 x CR123A batteries could have been used in the included spacer adapter, but these aren’t common to have in a household. A very easy way to make it compatible with any battery type is to have had a button or spring on the flashlight side and this would have made it universal. And, at the time of this review, a price of $109.99 plus a 15% off coupon is available, I would have expected more. It doesn’t matter how beautiful something looks if you can’t make it work properly out of the box. Definitely something HOTO needs to improve on. Would I buy this light again? My response would be no, I’d look for a much better light at this price.
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Kalle Wirsch
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Reviewed in Germany on September 11, 2024
Kalle Wirsch
Reviewed in Germany on September 11, 2024
Die Preispolitik ist jedoch verwirrend, es gibt große Unterschiede innerhalb weniger Wochen, im direkten Vergleich zu meinen anderen Taschenlampen wie z.B. Olight , scheint der Preis von 99,- € ( Stand Sept. 24 ) aber etwas zu hoch.
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