ThruNite Archer 2A C LED Rechargeable Flashlight, High 1000 Lumens AA Flashlight with USB-C, Dual Switch Bright Flashlights for Camping Hiking Emergency, IPX8 Waterproof - Cool White

Construction seems as good as my Streamlights. At least brand new with the rechargeable battery that is included, it is a powerful light with a large beam area at about 50 feet coming from a lens that is only about 5/8" diameter. The switches seem solid and the on/off tail switch is easy to use with the separate brightness selection switch at the head. Its very compact so easy to carry. Curious to see how it holds up compared to my other lights that are more than double the cost.

I am often out at night hunting bugs. I am a macro photographer and night time is our prime hunting time. I have been through a ton of flashlights over the years. This one is top of the charts. The beam is very bright on the highest setting, I cannot use it for my purposes at that setting, I have it set in the middle of the options for light and it is still quite bright but perfect for my needs. The charge seems to last forever on this unit and they shipped it with a battery that you can plug a USB-C cable directly into bypassing the need for a separate charging unit. This is a great idea. More should head in this direction, imo. The overall build quality is outstanding. It is machine solid metal and all switches function smoothly and flawlessly. There is an adjustable clip included that allows for multiple configurations as well. The overall size and shape make for a very pleasing experience while out in the field using it. This is a superb, compact, powerful little light that makes taking it anywhere you want to go very easy.

Small and powerful. Perfect for travel. Not cheap but you pay for the quality. So many products out there charge outrageous price for whistles and bells without quality. This is a solid product. Nifty USB C rechargeable battery. Love this product,

So my husband bought himself one of these and after watching him use it for just about everything in so many different ways I finally said, "where's mine?" and got one of my own. Really, these are great. Just the fact that you can dim the light is worth it. The number of times we have blinded each other using our cell phones because they are so bright-which can be great, but not at 2am when you're spouse is trying to sleep and you need to find the bathroom in your hotel room or your slippers in the pile of stuff by your bed-makes buying this worth it. Also, you can really narrow the beam, so when he says can you shine the light right here on this screw when he is at the top of the ladder and you aren't, you can actually get light to the screw and not all over the ceiling and in his eyes. Get yourself one. They're worth it.

I’ve had this one for several weeks now and used it an a variety of environments so I feel accurate reviews must marinate, so to speak. I like the overall size for portability. I don’t use the clip much, but the strap is useful. The four brightness settings are also perfect, the brightest being a true spotlight that will really light up a dark space. The only complaint about that setting is the owner’s manual states “To protect the battery, driver circuit and LED, we do not recommend you run the light at max mode more than ten minutes.” I feel the unit should be able to handle the high output or have a driver circuit protection feature. (I almost want to try it to see what happens). The supplied rechargeable battery has performed well so far with no issues of leaking or overheating. I’ve also used two AA cell alkaline batteries which also seem to last a while if used in the higher modes. In summary, a little pricey when I bought it-around $40.00 U.S.- but other comparable brands seem to be in the same price range.

I wanted a brighter flashlight for walking the dogs at night, and with several levels of brightness this one enables me to see clearly what they've got their noses into. The brightness of the highest setting is truly amazing for such a small and lightweight flashlight. It can work with two AA batteries instead of the rechargeable battery, too, a nice feature if we lose power during hurricane season here in south Florida. Recommended by NY Times Wirecutter — for good reason!

The dim setting is dim and the ultra-bright setting us ultra ultra-bright, and the battery really holds a charge, it's the best flashlight you could ever want bat this price range.

very high quality light. Beam intensity adjustable with very adequately lighting balance color. Has a rechargeable battery that lasts a long time. And the construction is extremely solid. Cap to remove the battery is extremely well threaded and appropriate length. It's very unusual to find a computer product made to this quality.

Great bundle version of the V3 with a 3.7v lithium cell enabling 2x brighter peak output when fully charged. AA can also be used as a fallback, with reduced peak brightness. It’s hard to justify the V3 for so little difference in price unless you don’t care about having > 500 peak lumens at your disposal. I’m a big fan of small single cell OLight and Lumintop flashlights for half the price / tiny size / plenty of output, but for a dual cell size / high output option this is probably my favourite thus far. Having on-off and brightness switches at opposite ends isn’t my favorite setup, both otherwise I have nothing to complain about.

being able to use regular AA batteries is awesome. The included double-long (2 AA equivalent) Lithium battery lasts a weekend camping trip with ease.

Really nice little flash light. 3 levels of brightness. High beam is surprisingly bright.

Fantastic pen light. Better than most flashlights out there. Everyone should own at least one and f not two.

Very happy, very bright, replaceable batteries.