To adjust to 18 lumens, click on bright, then immediately click off and click on 2nd time and light is 18 lumens. If you click off a 2nd time and click on a 3rd time, one gets the flashing. cheers
I agree with you they should come with an 18650 but you either gotta include a charger for it or engineer and include one built-in to the flashlight to charge via USB but obviously all that is too expensive when you are trying to make every cent possible worth in profits.
almost all things are rechargeable this light is just old and outdated especially at 200 lumens. pretty sure what replaced it is rechargeable only question is if they solder in the 18650 or make it changeable!
My fist post was on one flashlight out lot of 4 fist one was defective rest tuff as nails I've intentionally thrown up in the air 4 feet dropped hard on all sides on hard wood floor and hard kitchen floor only has thin munulum concrete under neath all features work as new for just about a year after few uses battery screw on door operate smoother switch still like new gotten wet several times no bad affects so yes I'd recommend it's just some like all brands you can get defective ones now days most thing's so mass persuade there's always few defective ones in a bunch even more expensive flashlight 🔦 it's not the brand it's the people. Manufacturers that one you got even maglight flashlight probly have made few defects flashlights 🤔 ps I've tested this ozark trail flashlight has more like almost 60.000 lument I've tested with meter light testing app top rated on Google play
a real world test for an LED flashlight is leaving it on for 5minutes THEN dropping it. who cares about the case etc those are all fixable... the issue is will the LED desolder itself when its heated and agitated. also if its from azon its lumens is 99.9% a lie.
@bobspurloc ho going to put a flashlight in a stove or some other heating equipment just won't it for everyday around the house uses ho going to do all the things they do on TV as long as it does what dezined to do and last event if dropped or gets wet good enough for me eneyone ho doses all they do on TV will void even exspseve brand's warnty
all those tests dont do what I just explained. a real world incident would be like I said, leave flashlight on for a bit then drop it. you arent testing the case you are testing if the led desolders itself on impact. u can pass all that nonsense with flying colors all day long but if it fails the test I said, those are pointless. that's the weakest link. its equal to showing me how durable a lock is ignoring the fact I can snap the pins with a simple screw driver to open it.
To adjust to 18 lumens, click on bright, then immediately click off and click on 2nd time and light is 18 lumens. If you click off a 2nd time and click on a 3rd time, one gets the flashing.
cheers
I agree with you they should come with an 18650 but you either gotta include a charger for it or engineer and include one built-in to the flashlight to charge via USB but obviously all that is too expensive when you are trying to make every cent possible worth in profits.
almost all things are rechargeable this light is just old and outdated especially at 200 lumens. pretty sure what replaced it is rechargeable only question is if they solder in the 18650 or make it changeable!
Battery holder stuck can’t remove
My fist post was on one flashlight out lot of 4 fist one was defective rest tuff as nails I've intentionally thrown up in the air 4 feet dropped hard on all sides on hard wood floor and hard kitchen floor only has thin munulum concrete under neath all features work as new for just about a year after few uses battery screw on door operate smoother switch still like new gotten wet several times no bad affects so yes I'd recommend it's just some like all brands you can get defective ones now days most thing's so mass persuade there's always few defective ones in a bunch even more expensive flashlight 🔦 it's not the brand it's the people. Manufacturers that one you got even maglight flashlight probly have made few defects flashlights 🤔 ps I've tested this ozark trail flashlight has more like almost 60.000 lument I've tested with meter light testing app top rated on Google play
a real world test for an LED flashlight is leaving it on for 5minutes THEN dropping it. who cares about the case etc those are all fixable... the issue is will the LED desolder itself when its heated and agitated. also if its from azon its lumens is 99.9% a lie.
@bobspurloc ho going to put a flashlight in a stove or some other heating equipment just won't it for everyday around the house uses ho going to do all the things they do on TV as long as it does what dezined to do and last event if dropped or gets wet good enough for me eneyone ho doses all they do on TV will void even exspseve brand's warnty
all those tests dont do what I just explained. a real world incident would be like I said, leave flashlight on for a bit then drop it. you arent testing the case you are testing if the led desolders itself on impact. u can pass all that nonsense with flying colors all day long but if it fails the test I said, those are pointless. that's the weakest link. its equal to showing me how durable a lock is ignoring the fact I can snap the pins with a simple screw driver to open it.
If you drop few times the low and strobe features stop working plus aluminum flashlight strip fast ezy will no longer tighten(
sounds on par lol
Thank you, I'm not buying this now LOL 😂. You just saved me some money homie 👍👍.
ah costco has a deal for 3 1000 lumen $15 200 lumen is pretty bad for a flashlight today