UniqueFireH7 Small Flashlight 2500 High Lumens Rechargeable, Portable Powerful Mini Flashlight with SFT-40 LED & TIR Lens, Super Bright Pocket LED Flash Light for Night Lighting, Home Emergency

The media could not be loaded.  This is a unique light in two ways: the button function and the long-distance focused beam. It is too bright for most close-up use; it is designed for maximizing sight very far in the distance.I like the two-way clip. It goes on easily both ways. Nice and deep clip.I like the many small ridges on the grip. Pleasant tactility, with good heat distribution. Front gets hot on high mode, not the grip.This is my pocket animal spotter. It was a perfect car light for when I see a fox or a coyote from the road at night. The problem is the lithium battery gets too cold to be left in the car during the winter. It just won’t work until warmed up. The rest of the year, it’s an excellent tool for the car or the trail. Many lights can be used for general seeing at night, but even my larger, more powerful lights do not shine as far as this.Very impressive distance.What I find challenging is learning the button presses and holds. It has many features that are accessed via the single button. Taps, multi-taps, holds, combinations of those in a particular order… it’s not all intuitive. I can operate the on/off and change the brightness, but it does even more according to the booklet. Sometimes the button does not behave as I expect and I have to remove the battery to reset. So that’s probably user error, but it’s tricky for a flashlight.Still worth it for the niche specialty. Shines with impressive brightness to impressive distance, especially for its size.

The media could not be loaded.  This is a nice quality palm-sized flashlight that is small enough to carry easily but not too large to be able to be stored in a bag or backpack. Generally it checks all the boxes for a flashlight at this price point - 3 main modes plus a "moonlight" mode and a "turbo" mode. Activating the various modes is fairly standard - if you have operated a multi-function LED light in the last few years you'll figure this one out easily. Press and hold for 0.5 second to turn on and then press again to cycle through low, medium, high. You could be fine with just that, but wait... there's more. From the off position, press and hold for about 2 seconds and you will enter "moonlight" mode, which is very dim and perfect for looking through a bag or camp box in the dark when you don't want to blast your night vision. (not as good as a red light however). Double-click from the off position and enter "turbo" mode where you will get a very bright blast that will drain the battery very quickly (and heat up the lens body). You can also long-press from moonlight mode to go into a "variable" light intensity that will gradually brighten until it hits "high" then will double-blink and stop, indicating that it is at its brightest. Long-press and it will reverse until it is dim again. You can stop anywhere in between to get the brightness just where you want it in case the 4 existing modes don't do it for you. (yea, unnecessary, really. But easy to ignore since the basic operation is so simple).Bottom line it has all the features with a pretty good light pattern at a reasonable price for its quality. The beam pattern has a sharp hot spot in the center that projects like a pencil beam, so they include a silicone diffuser for using up close. This is one of the things I don't really like about this light. I know I'm going to lose that diffuser very quickly and without it this flashlight is not very optimal for close-up work. It is more for lighting up a specific object at a distance of more than a couple of meters. Thats my overall take.

I’ve never had a tactical flashlight before this one, so I’m quite impressed with this product. Being able to select different levels of brightness means is very helpful. You don’t always need a super bright light. The diffuser is very cool, and this is the first time I’ve seen one of these. The strobe light is good to have for emergencies. This flashlight is built tough but isn’t heavy, which is another great feature.The thing I like best is that the battery is rechargeable! I think of all the batteries I’ve used over the years in flashlights and lanterns and all the times the batteries were dead when I ended up needing said flashlight or lantern. The battery is long lasting, but you’re never going to have to go buy expensive batteries again for this flashlight. That thrills me to no end.This flashlight is the kind of thing every home could use, and it would be very helpful to have one in the car for emergencies, too. This would make a great gift. This flashlight is a reliable tool that will be there when you need it, so I think it’s a great value for all you get.

First and most of all, I love the size and feel of this flashlight. So many flashlights today are needlessly large.And this is reasonably bright. Not the brightest, but certainly plenty bright for darn-near any task. Better still, it has a twilight mode to save battery power when minimal light is needed to read by or something, and this thing takes that a step further with an even dimmer mode. My eyes will thank it next time I'm out camping and need a touch of light without destroying my night vision.Seems to be made well. It feels solid and sturdy. I've no doubt this will last many years. Pretty good value for around forty bucks currently. This is not a cheap disposable flashlight, but a nice tool to last a long time. Even the packaging is nice enough for gifting.

This light is very bright and relatively lightweight for its brightness. It says that it takes three hours to charge which is a bit long, but so far that charge has lasted a long time. It says to charge it at least monthly in order to maintain the battery. I suppose that that ought to be around the amount of time that it lasts with normal use. It has an included battery specific to the flashlight.I like its brightness and how the level of brightness can be toggled. I also like the light defusing attachment that can be put on if you need a wider coverage. Its charging port is usb-c which is very convenient since so many things use that nowadays.Overall, a very bright flashlight that is easy to use.

The media could not be loaded.  This is fairly decent [relatively] high-powered flashlight that's well built and works as expected without issues whatsoever. It claims to have a brightness of 2500 lm and this is actually one of the very few (found here anyway) that actually delivers what it advertises (or at least reasonably close to the claim), that's certainly a point in its favor.≡ AccessoriesIt comes with a Samsung 21700 (4850 mAh, 3.63V) which is great if it's a real Samsung 50G that is. In addition, it also comes with diffuser for, well, whatever you wanna use it for and I have to say it's pretty effective given the circumstance and it's a quick and easy way to turn this into a camping light/lantern of sorts which I do appreciate.✘ A USB-A/C cable is also included and do NOT lose this cable because ordinary USB-C cables might NOT work with this since the USB-C port is in a recessed slot that only a USB-C connector with a rather slim profile can fit, such as the one included with the flashlight so don't lose it.≡ ChargingBtw, it draws about 1.7-1.8A during charging so this can NOT be safely charged via ordinary computer USB ports (USB 2.0 or 3.0) because ordinary USB 3.0 (USB-A) data ports support a maximum of 0.9A only. As such, this should ONLY be charged via dedicated USB chargers that support a minimum of 2A and have a safety certification.≡ Modes/brightness levelsIt has 3 typical modes (low/med/high) along with 3 addition modes (moon, turbo, and strobe). Turbo and strobe modes are common and self-explanatory so no discussion is required, and the moon mode is nothing more than just a mode that's LOWER than the low mode (less than half) and that's all there isThe usual 3 modes can be selected and cycled through via a single press of the power button while the flashlight is OFF (nothing fancy here) while the turbo and strobe modes can be access via a double- and triple-press of the power button, respectively. The moon mode can only be activated by PRESSING and HOLDING the power button while the flashlight is OFF. Press and hold the button while it's ON will turn it OFF instead.Once the MOON mode is activated, press and hold button will gradually increase the brightness until it reaches the maximum brightness (signified by 2x rapid flashes) or gradually decrease the brightness until it reaches the lowest (moon) brightness (again, 2x rapid flashes) if it's already at the max brightness.✘ I should also mention that just about ALL flashlights that I've come across here and reviewed which is around several dozen at the moment, an overwhelming vast majority (with the exception of REAL well-known brands) of these flashlight (tactical or otherwise which is purely just a marketing scheme) have fake or outrageously overinflated nonsense brightness ranging from thousands of lumens all the way to 100K or even 120K.A rough estimate based on my experience so far is that the inflation ratio can be as low as 2-4 times all the way to around 25-30 times (there are worse offenders actually but those are the minority). Luckily, this one is NOT one of those and I'm just glad that honesty isn't completely lost here.###Btw, it does remember the last brightness level used (from one of the common 3 modes) so that's nice. It also doesn't get terribly hot that some others do (which could certainly cause injuries if not handled properly) so that's (again) a point in its favor. Though, it does get rather warm especially after prolonged use so just keep that in mind although that's typical of many, if not all, others as well so the heat issue isn't unique to this particular flashlight.≡ ValueAll things considered, this is a fairly decent [relatively] high-powered flashlight that's well-constructed and works as expected without issues whatsoever (which is rare). It has addition modes that many others don't and the diffuser works surprisingly well given the circumstance. It's somewhat reasonably priced at $55 for what it provides and its overall build quality, features, versatility, and performance.

This flashlight is pretty good if you want to put a lot of light on a concentrated point, like trying to look at details on say a door or sign, it gives off such a strong beam of light that you could even use the shaft of the beam to direct people’s attention to something In the sky easier than pointing with your finger. It comes with a USB-A to USB-C cable, a white domed silicone cap, and a few bands, probably to keep the cap from falling off.Before using, you need to unscrew the flashlight and take off the battery saver tag that’s blocking it from powering the flashlight. The silicone cap is used to attempt to diffuse the concentrated light to become more ambient but, in all honesty, it doesn’t work too well, and will light you up more than your surroundings.This flashlight really isn’t practical for walking or hiking around because it just concentrates light so much in one spot that it drowns out everything around it in shadows which means your eyes will constantly try to narrow themselves down and you get tunnel vision. This is why most flashlights have the shifting head that narrows or widens the LED to diffuse the light and concentrate it when you need it which is far more practical.If you need a lot of light pointed at one spot, then this is your flashlight, but for general use and walking or hiking, I’d look elsewhere.

I have owned a few high lumen LED flashlights including one from Thrunite, and this is the best I have used so far.The entire housing is made of aluminium alloy and has a rugged and sturdy feel.The form factor is perfect for regular tasks. The handle is of just the right diameter and length. The wider diameter of the lamp housing is probably designed for even beam focusing but also offers stability when the light is placed standing up and prevents the light from rolling "away" when placed flat on a surface. There is a hole in the housing for a lanyard but there isn't one included in the package.The light is very bright, particularly in the turbo setting. I do not have an instrument to measure the luminosity, but in comparison to others that I own, it is way brighter. The light is a cool "daylight" white, unlike the Thrunite I have which is warmer.The flashlight uses a 3.7V Lithium ion rechargeable battery which is rated at 1000 cycles. Similar replacement batteries are readily available on Amazon.The battery is recharged using a USB-C cable (included). The circuit draws 12W from the a 65W adapter I have. Took about 3 hours to fully recharge the battery. The led on the power switch provides some indication of power left.The flashlight has 5 levels of brightness, the middle 3 levels can be toggled sequentially by pressing the power button. The lowest level is activated by long pressing the power button from off and the turbo level is activated by double clicking. Unfortunately, these steps are not standard between different flashlights. One has to learn the correct steps to use the light. Keep the manual around if you have multiple ones from different manufacturers like I do!At high intensity, particularly at the turbo setting, the lamp housing gets hot.The light beam is very focused. And there is no mechanism to zoom the beam of light, probably to improve water resistance. The package does include a silicone diffuser to use the light as a lantern.The flashlight is rated as waterproof. I have not tried to use it under water. But suffice to say it should be fine to use in wet weather. The reason I am confident to say so even though I have not really subjected the flashlight to such weather condition is from seeing how the flashlight is constructed. Apart from hidden design features, I noted there is a waterproofing O-ring on the battery case where the lamp housing screws on. The manufacturer even included two spare O-rings in the package.All in all, I am very impressed with the quality of the light and its brightness.I am very happy to endorse it.

The build quality on this flashlight seems to be of a very high quality. No doubt the housing for this flashlight is quite durable. Seems like it will hold up well to being dropped in water as well, though that's something I'm not testing out as I'd rather not risk it, but it should handle getting wet just fine.In terms of brightness, this flashlight is pretty bright. Nothing close to some other tactical flashlights out there in terms of lumens, but much brighter than a standard flashlight and works very well. Just don't expect to light up an entire kilometer ahead of you with it.However, the lower lumen rating combined with the diffuser attachment makes this flashlight perfect for either camping, or to use at home in the event of a power outage. It works quite well as an emergency light.Being rechargeable is a great feature as it will save a fair bit of money on costly batteries. Would've been nice to see a battery status display where it would display as a percentage or at least with multiple lights, but it's either charged or on low charge with the single light. Not a deal breaker, but would be nice to know how much juice is left. Though I understand that adding more could also increase the size of the flashlight, though probably not by much.It sits in the pocket a little bit oddly because the body is bigger around the light itself. That's also not too big of a deal with the included clip, an be clipped to the pocket and hang on the outside.

I like that this flashlight has an easy to learn and remember user interface. The 5 different brightness settings are a nice feature to have for various jobs. When the light is on the high or turbo mode, I find that it's too bright for working on things up close so it's nice to be able to choose a lower setting. I also like that this flashlight remembers the last setting I used and it can be turned on or off by clicking the button once instead of toggling through every option. This light doesn't have many unnecessary settings except for the strobe which is something I typically don't need or use. The strobe isn't a nuisance however, since the button needs to be quickly pressed 3 times for it to activate which prevents accidental use.This light doesn't have any movable parts so the lens can't be zoomed in or out. This is probably better suitable for using it at a distance since the beam is more sharp and narrow than wide. The lampshade works well for defusing the light if it's needed as an ambient light source, however it's not really convenient to carry the silicone attachment around daily.The light feels of good quality with a plastic lense and aluminum body. I like that the button is located on the side so it can stand vertically on its end. Although this light is quite compact compared to some and includes a belt clip, I find that it's slightly too large to carry and use as a daily flashlight. The lense makes it somewhat too wide to comfortably sit in my pocket and for using it in narrow locations where space is limited.Overall this is a good quality light and is sufficient to use for general purposes. I like that it's USB rechargeable and that it includes a large 21700 lithium battery that takes under 4 hours to fully charge. It would've been great if this had an adjustable or wider beam for seeing up close and possibly a magnetic tail. The color temperature is nice and closer to a neutral or warm white and the light output is clear instead of washed out or hazy.