LED Torch 2 Pack,Rechargeable Torch Bright 1500 Lumens Tactical Flashlights with 3 Modes,Variable Focus,Scalable,Waterproof,Suitable for Home and Outdoor Use (Black, 2 Pack)

OPUTIK LED Flashlight 2 Pack,Rechargeable Flashlight Bright 1200 Lumens Tactical Flashlights with 3 Modes, Variable Focus, Scalable, Waterproof, Suitable for Home and Outdoor Use.The OPUTIK flashlight arrived with 3 of the 4 green charge indicators illuminated. The batteries cannot be charged when fitted to the torch, there is a usb port actually fitted to the batteries.The batteries are supplied with 2 usb charging cables. No charging plug supplied, I charged the batteries from my usb sockets, the batteries charged up with no problems, I prefer this systemto on board charger fitted to many of the modern quality torches because when fitted to torchesthey then have a rubber cover that tends to catch on my fingers & compromising the waterproofing. The OPUTIK flashlight does not have this weakness & should remain waterproof . They supply 2 extra battery caddies that you could fill with your batteries forextended use. The rechargeable batteries & battery caddies will only fit one way into theflashlight. The flashlights emit a very good light but are only approximately 2/3 as bright as mybrightest torches. My supplied flashlights does not become hot.I recommend the OPUTIK flashlights they emit a very good light.

In the branded cardboard box you get two nicely made aluminium bodied torches, two AAA battery adapters, two proprietary battery packs, two charging cables and a set of multilingual instructions with helpful diagrams and well written instructions. The torches are very much the standard size you’d use for most tasks, and they’ve got no issues throwing more than enough light to be plenty helpful for lots of different applications and uses. They focus/zoom to a certain degree and you’ve got two brightness and a strobe mode all controlled with the one button on the torches, which makes it quick and easy to switch as needed with a half press.As mentioned both of the torches are made from a nicely finished black and red anodised aluminium and they both feel solid with no glaring issues with the seals, lenses or threading on the various parts on arrival. The red section of aluminium below the switch is designed to thread down the torch and reveal a slot that lets you access the USB-C charging port on the battery. It works well and the slot is large enough to accommodate most USB-C connectors for topping up the batteries without removing them, but honestly undoing the cover is just as much effort as removing the battery would be, and it introduces more potential failure points in the waterproofing with two extra o-rings.I also unfortunately figured out that if you ‘close’ the USB-C cover piece a bit too far it’ll completely destroy the o-ring underneath it. There aren’t any stops and the only thing keeping the cover in place is the friction from the o-ring with no physical stopper to prevent you from overdoing it, which will damage the top o-ring. Sure, it’s fair to say that’s user error because I didn’t thread it in the right direction to open it and went too far, but nothing on the torch prevents it.Something I don’t quite understand about these torches and their design is that they lack any sort of attachment point for a carrying loop, strap, or even a simple pocket clip. I guess that isn’t a massive deal if you’re putting it in a drawer for emergencies or occasional use, but it’s one of those things that should be on every single torch as an option at the very least, especially when they’re being marketed as something suitable for ‘Outdoor adventures’ and camping etc.My main complaint with these is the fact that they’re using a proprietary battery to power them. I've personally got no interest in using AAA batteries for a torch like this, so if and when the batteries supplied begin to fail, you’re stuck using AAA batteries or buying new torches. Which is because the two 18650 batteries that arrive with these torches are placed into a proprietary casing which isn’t something you can just find and buy in the event that they fail. I’m fairly certain I could replace the batteries inside the casings if I really wanted or needed to, but the typical user won’t bother, they’ll just chuck it and buy another one. Feels like they’ve tried to over-engineer the solution to a resolved issue, which is just to put the charging and protection circuitry into the torch and use generic and readily available batteries that are user-serviceable.The current asking price of £30.99 is also on the higher side for what’s ultimately a generic, 18650 powered torches with roughly 1500ish lumens based on them being a fair bit brighter in a direct comparison against a name-brand 1000 lumen torch I trust. However, you can pick up torches of a similar size, lumen power and quality for as low as £6.99 each and those will come with batteries you can actually replace, so you’re ultimately paying more to get less in my opinion for this particular pair of torches.

One product that is really amazing and has so much more to offer is basically the OPUTIK Portable Small Handheld Flashlight. It has a zoom capability which makes the specific lens versatile; it’s great for bright areas and can also be used in focused areas. Waterproof and anti-slip properties guarantee that the device works well in various shaelyring conditions: weather conditions sometimes, and portable surroundings often. Besides, its solid body and a powerful LED light guarantee protection and illumination that can hardly be better. This flashlight is perfect for anyone in need of a small, well built, and effective source of light.

These are not my brightest flashlights, but they are not even close to my most expensive either. They are an excellent middle of the road light.The light is quite bright and the zoom function moves smoothly and is easy enough to control with one thumb or finger. I like the simple modes; Bright, Less Bright, and Flash (I would prefer to not have the flash function since I have never had a requirement for this in my many years' of using flashlights almost daily...)I initially compared this light to a couple of others and I thought that it was dimmer and also more yellow, then I noticed that there is a softer, yellower, halo around the beam that tricks your eyes into thinking that the whole beam is softer than it really is. When I compare everything except for this halo, the colour is similar to most of my other LED lights. Once I got used to seeing this I actually like it! Some other lights have a very harsh halo and when I am out with the dogs I feel bad when I end up shining a very bright light in their eyes. This one feels a bit more gentle!I only have one minor negative point on this light - the power switch. You have to depress the switch completely to turn the light on or off and a partial press to cycle through the 3 modes. I find that with gloves on it is sometimes hard to depress the switch fully and I end up switching modes and then readjusting my grip to get a more direct press in order to shut the light off.Other than that minor point, these are great lights!

The media could not be loaded. This is really good value for a 2 pack of very good flashlights.This is hands down the best waterproofing I’ve seen in a budget friendly flashlight. It’s an awesome design with one caveat, but I’ll get to that.Build quality is amazing, all aluminum, o-rings everywhere. It has a focus lens which is a nice touch, it would nice if it had more range but that’s not a deal breaker at all.So it has this awesome twist down cap for the charger port that maintains a very good weather proof seal, it’s quite unique and a beautiful thing.I do have a love hate relationship with the battery pack. On the one hand it’s nice that it has an integral usb c port but on the other hand it’s in ici isn’t as its plastic housing takes up space that could be more battery. I also don’t like proprietary battery packs because if they ever burn out it will probably be very difficult to find replacements.so I love these battery packs but I wish they had precisions to use standard 18650’s, I’m sure that could have been done.Overall this is a fantastic set of flashlights! Definitely recommend.

I like these flashlights because you have the option of using the rechargeable battery or your own batteries.The light output is around the same as other flashlights I have. You are able to expand and focus the beam as well.Charging took awhile but the battery did not really last that long and I had no idea it was low because you have no battery scale to know the charge level. I wish there was a battery level light on these flash lights because running out when using it is never ideal.I now recommend charging it full every time after use to avoid that situation.I like the size and weight of these flashlights too.

These flashlights are a reliable, durable set for household and outdoor use. I appreciated the aluminum build quality, which feels rugged and well-designed, and better than many others in this price segment. The USB-C recharge port is solidly protected with an IP65-rated seal and a screw-on aluminum ring, giving it impressive resistance to water and dust, especially compared to other flashlights in this price range which often only include a rubber plug.Performance-wise, they’re rated at 1200 lumens, and while they’re decently bright, they feel closer to 800 lumens in actual use - fairly standard for flashlights of this size and sufficient for typical needs. The beam focus is adjustable, so you can switch between a wide flood or a more focused beam depending on the situation, and the beam quality is fairly standard.Battery-wise, they run on a 1200 mAh rechargeable battery, and you also have the option to swap in four AAA batteries using the included adapter (the ‘hybrid’ feature). This is handy for flexibility in different settings, like camping, etc.. but means you also have to keep the adapter on hand. I suspect most will just use the rechargeable batteries. I’ve seen flashlights with slightly higher-capacity batteries for similar prices, but this hybrid option and the weatherproof charging port are quality options. . The four-bar LED battery gauge is another handy feature, so you know when a recharge is needed before heading out.There are three modes—High, Low, and Strobe—cycled through with a press of the button. The two-stage button is nice for quick mode changes, allowing a half-press to switch modes and a full click to turn on or off, which is convenient in active use (much more so than you might think).Final Thoughts: Overall, these flashlights are a solid choice if you’re looking for durable, hybrid-powered options. If hybrid power isn’t essential, other flashlights in this range might offer slightly better battery capacity, but these stand out for their build quality and weatherproofing. They’d be a good addition to any home or camping gear. Lastly, the unboxing experience was much better than expected, making them a good option as a present. 4.5/5