WUBEN E7 1800 Lumen Rechargeable Mini Flashlight With Magnet - Super Bright 6 Modes EDC, Type-C Rechargeable LED, IP68 Pocket For Headlamp Use, Rescue, Camping

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I absolutely love these had them a year now. Im about to add the longer tube and bigger battery. I had gotten 2 and its amazing how strong magnet is and how easy they are to use. Super durable and tough. My wife is in hvac too and took mine so ill definitely be getting more. Great price. Could ve a great stocking stuff this year. They can last more then a day on low, half day on medium and sadly super bright they last 1 minute. Shoots a bright white light. There lite weight but built to last. Im think about gifting my coworker with one each. About to order more soon as done with this. One thing is you need to not to loose the charger cable as I never could get another C charger to charge. But all in all and amazing light for the price. Got to love the small light that packs a punch. They clip on to your clothes as well had a strong magnet base. All black color. Definitely giftable if ask me 23 bucks is all they cost.

This flashlight puts out a surprising amount of light and is compact enough to carry in a pocket, bag, or keep in the car for emergencies. I use it on my firefighter gear. The controls are easy to use once you get familiar with them, and the magnetic base is one of my favorite features. It makes hands-free lighting much easier when working on a vehicle, around the house, or in tight spaces. The small design also makes it convenient for everyday carry without adding much weight. The build feels solid and durable, and the bright beam is more than enough for general tasks and outdoor use. Overall, this is a very capable mini flashlight with excellent brightness, useful modes, and a convenient magnetic mount. A great EDC light to keep on hand.

I bought this light after owning Wuben's X-0 for nearly a year. In many ways, this model is an improvement-- cheaper, better switch that doesn't accidentally activate as easily, better pocket clip, toolless removable battery cap, etc. On the other hand, it misses a few things that I'd like to see improved upon. First off, there is no moonlight mode like the X-0. This is sorta big to me, as I'm often using the light in a totally dark bedroom or dorm at the station. Second, mine failed to charge after a month and the battery would drain crazy fast. To Wuben's credit, they sent a replacement that seems to be working fine to this day, but my X-0 has been chugging along without issue for over a year-- maybe I got a lemon. Now here's some general things about this light that makes it a good pick: first, it's a right-angle light, so it can light your work area from a backpack strap or belt. Also, since it has a spring steel clip, it'll easily clip on to a variety of thicknesses. The tail cap magnet is strong-- I use it to hold papers up when typing reports, light up equipment compartments, and even tied cord to the light and lowered it through a storm drain to retrieve dropped keys. The angles on the body allow you to position the light, and it can take regular or rechargable batteries-- the latter of which can be charged in the light with the ubiquitous USB C cable. The light itself is more floody than beamish, which is useful for the majority of EDC work in my opinion.

This light is awesome. I’m very impressed all around. After buying some other work lights to use in my small engine repair company and them not charging out of the box brand new, and being too big and built with poor quality materials I decided to go the EDC route and I’m happy I did. It’s small enough and has a magnetic base to place on anything anywhere on an. Engine and the side facing light adds to that functionality. Even the non magnetic sides have angles that allow a 45 degree or to lay flat. The brightness is ridiculous. Especially the turbo mode. It’ll literally blind you. This could be used in a self defense manner. If the battery stops charging prematurely, there’s a year warranty and if I have any issues I’ll update.