DARKBEAM UV 365nm Flashlight Blacklight Rechargeable USB, Wood's lamp Handheld Ultraviolet Black Light LED Portable, Pet Urine Detector, Resin Curing, Anti-Counterfeit, Fluorescent DetectionClimatePartner certified

I bought this flashlight to cure resin, and it worked perfectly the one time I used it for that so far: The resin cured quickly and thoroughly, as hoped. It also turned out to be useful for other things, after I realized my cats had mistaken the carpet for their litterbox; turning off the lights and checking around with the flashlight revealed the spots I had to treat, which were otherwise invisible to the eye (although definitely not to the nose). If you're using it for that purpose, note that cat urine doesn't glow as brightly and is more a pale yellow glow you have to look for more carefully.I'd also recommend eye protection, at the very least if you have sensitive eyes, like I do; the first time I used the flashlight was without eye protection and it left me with a headache, but a pair of sunglasses with 100% UV protection cost about $6 and works fine. The light comes with a rechargeable battery that seems to work fine, although I haven't used it enough to need to recharge it, and the UV light seems pretty strong for something of its size. Easy to operate with a one-touch button, easy to unscrew if you need to change the battery/bulb.

The media could not be loaded. Very nice flashlight! Only does uv light and not any other type of light. As you can see in the video, it is a fairly thin and good sized flashlight compared to my lady hands. The red rubber opening is for charging and seems to take a regular phone charger, which it comes with. The light color reaches 30ft as seen on the user manual I put a pic of. I use it for curing fake nails, uv resin, and charging glow in the dark things. Great cheap flashlight that works well and doesn't require batteries!

I bought 2 different flashlights. This one and a 51 LED model. I prefer this one because it’s rechargeable, compact/easier to carry, and it’s more affordable. I use this for scorpion watch while walking my dog or looking around my yard. I like that you can adjust the beam. It has a far reach and the charge lasts a long time.There isn’t “that much of a difference” in the light strength between the two. While the 51 LED model is only slightly brighter, it’s bulky and eats through batteries like it’s an all you can at buffet! I returned that one.I’ve had this flashlight for a year and it’s still going strong. It’s easy to use and fits my needs. It’s saved my dog and I from scorpion attacks and also saved me money by not buying batteries every week. Money well spent! Here’s a photo of one of the many scorpions I’ve seen.

The flashlight itself is great, bright beam and solid construction. Only issue is that it only works with a few of my USB chargers, it refuses to recognize the rest.

I needed a UV flashlight to help find pet stains on my floor. I had a couple of other pocket flashlights which have a UV mode, but I had to cycle thru 3 or 4 modes each time I wanted to get to UV. This one is UV. Always. That's what I wanted. In addition, I've been really tired of other flashlights which use 3 AAA batteries - which are always going dead. This one is easily rechargeable with a standard USB type C. There is an LED which blinks while recharging and goes solid when charged. Works great. My only comment is that this is a small-size flashlight (which fits VERY nicely in my pants pocket) but that also means that it isn't a huge, super-powerful beam. If you need that, go for a different flashlight.

I had never used a blacklight to look for scorpions so I wasn't sure what to expect, but finding the first one was really easy (pictured is a Bark Scorpion). Technically, 365nm would be better, but as you can see in the picture, 395nm works great.It doesn't really work if there's other light (some flood lights turned on while I was outside so I had to move to a different side of the house), so if you're somewhere with a lot of ambient lighting, you might consider a 365nm blacklight.The flashlight itself is built well. It feels really sturdy to hold, I like the telescoping that lets me adjust the concentration of the light, and getting a rechargeable one was a must-have. Considering its performance, price, and convenience, 5/5 stars and would definitely recommend.

Lights up my uranium glass nicely. Portable and easily concealable when I go thrifting. I like to shine it on glassware when I’m shopping but I don’t want to look like a doofus, so this is the perfect light for when I wanna check real fast and discretely. It holds a charge FOREVER and I like I don’t have to fiddle with batteries. Takes a while to charge but it’s worth it cause you won’t have to recharge it for a long time. Easy to use and nice compatible ergonomic design. Sleek black finish and cool design. Has a zoom function or a wide beam as well. That’s an awesome feature.Love this little light.

Alright, I've played with this at home when I first got it. Charged it once, took it out thrift shopping today. Battery died so fast that it was dead literally 30 minutes in. That's pulling it out, checking something real fast, shutting it off ect.Literally only plus is the battery is removable. So now I'm stuck spending a little more to purchase a battery. Quality is great other than the battery they provide. Light is reasonably bright for the size. So I still give it 3 stars