NitecoreP35i LEP Flashlight, 3000 Lumen 1804 Yards Long Throw USB-C Rechargeable with LumenTac Organizer, for Hunting Search and Rescue

Expensive? Yes it sure is however, it’s worth every penny. The laser output is too narrow to be practical, unless you want to light up a raccoon a mile away, but it sure is a lot of fun. The included flood lamp LEDs are bright enough to light up an entire football field.

The media could not be loaded. Seriously good multi purpose light. The price is high, but it's worth it if you have use for an LEP

I really like this product

I have owned this light now for almost 2 years and I still love it. Battery life is decent, however if you are using turbo mode a lot or mixed mode on high, it's greatly shortened but one should expect that when you understand the amount of light that comes out of this thing. You will basically become a Jedi.

For the price, it does not seem like it is worth it to me. on the brightest setting for the spotlight longest distance for throw beam display only says that the flashlight will last about 10 to 12 minutes for $300 You would think the flashlight would last a little bit longer, also the switch settings between different settings are kind of a pain if you are trying to quickly switch between settings, I would like to be more settings and more readily available . Returning to find a different product for way cheaper, I wish they would make just a solid handheld spotlight gun version without all the extra added setttings

no complaints here. Haven’t had the light now for two months. It does everything everything it says it does

It's so good as a surch light, I work security, and I use this when ever people say there is someone in the back parking, I just do a quick scan, it actually scared a few people as it needs out like a surch light. It it very addictive to play with, but only get 20 minutes of run time in mix mode at 3k lumes, so I highly recommend getting spare batteries. I stick to the LEP, as its nice and wide at far distance.

The functionality is a bit confusing at first, however when you manage the various modes, the light performs very well. Because the light uses a non-standard 21700 battery, I would suggest a spare. In fact, the best spare is the MPB21 kit which also provides an external charge and the ability use as a power pack and a small lantern.It is among the best search and rescue handheld lights I have tried. The only function it seems to lack is a strobe.