Keenstone LED Tactical Flashlight Rechargeable 2 Pack, 3000 High Lumens, Zoomable, 5 Modes, Waterproof Handheld Flashlight with Pocket Clip for Emergencies, Camping, Hiking or Night Fishing

Short Review:1. It's not 3000 lumens.2. Battery life is short compare to Anker. 1 cell was already dead on arrival and doesn't charge accurately. Had another cell from different battery, so using that one.3. Build quality only time will tell. Will update after usage.4. Water resistant didn't tested.Brightness is around 1000-1500 lumens. I wish companies would be more honest in their product description.

Just got flashlights today they are not 3000 lumens like advertised. Thats false advertising. I dont know how amazon allows it. I have a craftsman 500 lumen flashlight it is much stronger then this 3000 lumen flashlight. Will be returning them.

The belt clip seams not that hard to pop off and I don't care for the wrist strap, but I was not planning on using either. The button is a toss up. I 'm not sure if I like the button on the bottom or if I would rather have it on the side. But really it is pretty solid and bright. Most of these lights will start to dim after about a few minutes. I'm not sure if this is a battery issue or the LED heating up and usually the brighter the flashlight the worse it is. This only dropped about 20% at most, which is not bad. I have a 3 wheel recumbent bike with a large basket up front on the handlebars and these flashlights will be on each side of the basket like headlights. This makes driving at night a breeze. I had a 750 and 1500 lumens light on my bike before so this will be a good step up. I will how long these batteries last. They are heavier than the typical ones in these cheap lights so I am guessing it actually is a 2600M/H battery. Overall though they seem to be better than I expected.

First of all it is well made, really strong and just well made overall. It is very bright and does what it says. I feel the design though is off using a button on the back where my earlier lights used a button that I could hit while holding the flashlight as usual. Now I have to pull it down to push the button because it is very long. Not good if I have to keep the light forward and keep my other hand occupied. The functions you can rifle through using the button has an odd way. You turn the light off and it comes up on the next feature. Not good as I want to keep it on the last used one most of the time, now I have to cycle. The other issue is that I do not have to press the button down much to change the feature, it can change on the slightest touch. I say this is an awesome product minus the odd logic using the button and the physical usage in how it works. Not sure I may keep it, it is great but may not work for me logically.

Very nice flashlights.Two of them, two batteries each.I love the flashlights. Only negative point so far, is the battery charger and/or one set of batteries. After unboxing them, I placed two batteries on the charger and it indicated red for several hours.... I removed the batteries and put them right back in the charger and both indicated green. Why??Why were they 'red', and then 'green' just by removing them / re-inserting them in the charger??Flimsy batteries, or flimsy charger. Not sure I can trust the 'fully charged' state indicator... Not sure I can trust leaving the charger on for hours unsupervised either.... :(

Great set. A bit large but I manage with my utility belt on my side. It's awesome that this comes with two. One dies, charge it and use the other. Swap put accordingly. Ridiculously bright, I can lean it against a wall or prop it against something and it lights up any area I need to maintenance. I can not leave home without my light.

I like how the charger is separate as apposed to other flashlights that have the charger as port of the flashlight. I think it’s better because if a device has more parts it’s going to have more wear and tear done to it so if you charge the batteries while their in the flashlight that’s going to generate heat and that heat is going to wear down other components of the flashlight. So keeping the charger separate is a plus to me. I think that’s intelligent engineering . I’ve had these flashlights for only two weeks but their very nice I’ll just have to wait and see how long they’ll lasts. So far they rock.

These flashlights are very well built. Like a previous review stated, I also have no means of measuring light output but, they easily illuminate the trees in the park behind my house which are at least 400 feet away! I really like that they have five functions and after powering off, default to the high beam. They have 2 batteries each and are rated at 3.7 volt, 2600 mAh. The Keenstone Rechargeable LED Flashlights are a great value and I highly recommend them!