Led Tactical Flashlight Zoom Waterproof Torch XM-L T6 5 Mode Powerbank Rechargeable 18650 AAA Battery Bicyle Bike Light Lantern

Good: Nice compact size. The torch looks to be well constructed and has a strong beam of light. The zoom functions well. The retractable teeth would work well to break a car window in an emergency. Bad: To operate the strobe or SOS functions you need to make a very light press of the on off button. This doesn't work very well at all so it is difficult to select modes. The 18650 battery died immediately and will not hold a charge at all. Testing with a multimeter it gets to 4 volts after charging for a few hours and within one or two seconds drops to 0.5 volts. Doesn't work at all so it's for the bin. If you want it, buy the torch without the battery and buy a better battery locally. The Poland warehouse was selected and paid for but item shipped from China VIA Poland so took one month to be delivered to Czech Rep.

On reflection, one star was undeserved. The quality of the torch itself is good, it's very bright and compact. The only major problem was the dead battery.

it is a pity that this good quality rechargeable flashlight has a plug that is supposed to protect the electronic charging system that doesn't stay in. the whole to insert the charger is quite small and has a small piece of rubber that is supposed to be inserted. Well, you can get it inserted for just a moment but it very quickly pops out. It is also easy to dislodge it when you turn on the flashlight because your opposing finger is right on this small piece of rubber and you pull it out. This is a very serious design flaw. If you were going to use this for camping, biking, or other places where it might be exposed to water I would avoid this flashlight. it's not suitable for backpacking because it is significantly heavier than alternatives. now what is it good for? around the house it's going to be great. it's heavy, easy to operate, very very very very bright, and it does Zoom and go to wide angle very easily. It's something that I will keep near the stairs to the basement.

Two solutions to the power plug problem: super glue the rubber stopper in place or put a piece of duct tape over it to hold it closed. Considered electrical tape but it didn't hold.