Q8 Plus Super Bright Flashlight max 16000 Lumens, Rechargeable Powerful Flashlight with High Powered 6* LED, Anduril 2 UI, Ultra-Long Runtime for Camping, Searching, Survival, Emergency

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There is not a better flashlight anywhere near this price point. This is THE bang-for-your-buck torch bar none. Even the max output claims Sofirn gives is potentially underselling the peak lumens of this thing as some testers have measured a peak as high as 19,000 lumens. It will very literally illuminate the entire side of a 30 story building at maximum power, speaking from experience, or whatever else you feel like seeing at night.I use this primarily as a bike light, although I have taken it camping, and for biking it's fantastic, with a runtime a little over 2 hours on turbo brightness, it quite literally outshines car headlights. If you bump it down to it's second highest stepped brightness (which is still much brighter than most torches you'd find at bunnings), it'll last you over 5 hours, which is an incredible value offering not matched by any other torch manufacturer at the moment. It can get a bit warm on maximum brightness in handheld mode, but frankly if you're expecting anything this small putting out enough light to illuminate the entire side of a building to be cool to the touch, you're asking for the laws of physics to be broken and that'll run you a lot more than whatever they're currently asking for this.Even at full price it's a good deal, but it frequently goes on sale making it an absolute no-brainer. It'll run at a very respectable 200 lumens for 28 hours, and it'll run at a keychain torch brightness for an asinine 40 DAYS. It's USB-C rechargeable and has a safety lockout so you don't accidentally turn it on while its face down on something flammable, and runs Anduril 2 UI so you can either have it on the easy-peasy simple mode or on the powerful Anduril 2 Advanced UI if you want all the bells and whistles and customisation. I have about 10 flashlights, and this is easily my favourite to use and to recommend to people.It's the size of a beer can, it weighs three times as much, and it'll flood anything you point it at with bright white light, much to the chagrin of your neighbours. Get one.

Excellent torch. It puts up a wall of light at higher lumens. Complete flexibility to choose from the lowest to the highest level. Turbo level is awesome; it lights up the entire area. It's basically a floodlight with a decent throw. Excellent purchase. Go for it!

This thing is not a dainty little light. It is about the size of a 16 ounce beer can and has some genuine heft to it.It has several brightness levels and if you keep your finger on the button it will cycle through then all. The brightest one is no kidding bright. The light is so bright that it gives off heat to the point that if you try to cover the light with a bare hand it's uncomfortable.Obviously you don't have to run it full tilt all the time so it's really useful. Not sure where your tradeoff is as far as brightness versus weight but this is not a light I'd take hiking or light camping. This could be a great part of a camp kit but toting it around might not be what you want to do.Battery life so far has been fantastic and again your mileage may vary depending on how bright you need it and for how long. I'm glad to report that I've not had an opportunity to test how waterproof it is or is not and I hope to keep it that way.It's not especially expensive but at 80 bucks it might make you think twice about it. If you need a good bright light to camp with or leave in a vehicle for roadside emergencies, etc. this is a good call. If you buy or have bout Streamlite or other name brand lights this price point shouldn't bother you at all, and if it does this light offers the performance to validate the price.