EcoGear FXTK2000 Tactical Flashlight Kit - Delivering 2000 Lumens Max, 3 Light Modes with Instant Strobe Light, Adjustable Focus Zoom, USB Rechargeable with a 5000mAh High Power Battery

Great light for the money. Great quality!

It took me a while to figure out how to access the charging port. There is no mention of it in the instruction sheet. Also, it was supposed to include a lanyard, but there was none in the box.

I absolutely love this tactical flashlight!!! This is similar to those high dollar flashlights you've seen most likely on the internet ,, we have a huge field in the back of my restaurant where I work and I went out there after I first got it. .. the field is about 120 yd across overlooks a pond with woods on the other side I stood in the parking lot and turned this on and it completely lit up the entire woods on the otherside of the pond !!! That's easily 200 yards away. I also like the fact that it holds a charge even after daily use I read the directions and charged an initially for about four and a half hours.And it's been about 3 or 4 months and I haven't had to charge it since!!! But also I don't leave it turned on very long only for what I need for .. my soul complaint is that mine did not come with the lanyard that it stated it included but I found a paracord keychain lanyard that works very well. In addition to the c type charger cable that's included and also has a strobe feature should you want to mount this flashlight on your rifle or firearms.. it's an awesome flashlight and I can't say enough good things about it very powerful & honestly I recommend getting two so you have one as a backup like I did !Great value for the money this one's the real deal 👍

The flashlight seems to be very sturdy and very bright. In every aspect it seemed to be a very high quality item. However... The first flashlight worked only a few hours, then it would turn off on its own after a few seconds. I ordered a replacement item. The same exact issue. I though maybe I need to charge it. The charging did not work at all. I tried with a USB charger attached to my computer and also tried with a powerful fast charger. This one also goes back.

The light arrived in a nice little package with a USB charging cable and a couple of extra O rings. The packaging mentioned a lanyard, but mine did not come with one.I plugged it in as soon as it arrived and let it charge overnight so it would be ready the next day. I tested it out in the house before it was dark outside and was relatively impressed with the amount of light it gave off in the middle of the day. I waited until dark and went outside in the rain to see how well it would really work. I stood at the edge of my garage and shined it into the backyard on my barn which is about 50 to 60 yards away. As you can see from the photos, it lit everything up very nicely. In fact, I’d go so far as to call it pretty incredible.The flashlight itself is made of an aluminum body and comes with a clip on it to help secure it in your pocket or on a belt. The beam is adjustable, so you can focus it down to a fine beam or spread it out to a flood light to cover a larger area. The charging port was difficult to find at first, you actually have to twist the tip of the flashlight to spread the beam out and the charging port is underneath the head. Once I found that everything was very simple to operate. It has three light settings and a strobe mode. I do a lot of hunting and walk in and out of the woods in the dark. This will be my new go to flashlight for anything I need. It’s small, lightweight and easy to stick in your pocket, but powerful enough for any need.

I really like this flashlight. It is lightweight and easy to hold. Its battery last very long after charging. The flashlight provides good brightness and light! Like it!

This flashlight is powered by a single 21700 LiIo cell (3.7V nominal). A USBA-to-USBC cable is included for charging (see photos). The 21700 size is not as common as 18650 but still not difficult to source when a replacement is needed. Note that the included battery has integrated protection circuitry, so the replacement will need to have the same if the flashlight’s built-in USBC port is to be used for charging. The package also includes two spare O-rings. The instruction says “Long-term use can result in O-ring wear. To maintain a proper water seal, replace the O-ring with an approved spare.” But the instruction doesn’t mention or show the locations of the O-rings. Visual inspection of the flashlight shows 3 O-rings (see photos). But they look bigger than the included spares. I’m not sure whether you just stretch the spares to make them fit.From a usage perspective, this flashlight feels well-balanced and high-quality. There are two push buttons on the back of the light (see photos). The larger button turns the light on and off. A short press of the smaller button toggles among 3 brightness levels. The light is very bright when set to the highest level. A long press of the small button puts the flashlight into strobe mode (i.e., flashing). A subsequent short press of the small button takes it out of strobe mode. The flashlight has a zoom function that operates like a zoom lens on an SLR camera. You twist the head counter-clockwise to zoom in and clockwise to zoom out. The USBC charge port is hidden under the zoom collar when the light is zoomed out; it’s exposed when zoomed in (see photos). On most flashlights I’ve used, the light intensity dims when the battery runs low; that’s when I know it’s time to charge. It’s different on this flashlight. When the battery is low, the two push buttons go haywire and take on random behaviors. For example, the larger button may not turn the light on. If it does turn the light on, the light may turn itself off after a few seconds. Also, the small button may turn the light off instead of toggling intensity. But after the small button turns the light off, the large button won’t turn the light back on; you have to use the small button. I think the point is that if the push buttons behave erratically, try charging the battery and see if that fixes it.Overall, I think this is a very nice flashlight once you’ve figured out its quirks. But the selling price of $49.99 is a bit high in my opinion.