Unfortunately, although the lens is good, the charger is useless. It doesn't work, so you can't recharge the lens again. So either you go for a one-time use and throw it away, or you buy an extra charger where the cost ends up being higher than buying a more expensive lens from the beginning. Money wasted

Strong flashlight when it works... Unfortunately, the piece I received only turns on when it wants to, and only after the traditional "hit". Maybe it's an isolated case

It is good only for lighting, everything else is terrible. It claims to be waterproof, but when I put it in water, it filled up everywhere with just water, I didn't take anything out from inside...

Very small size and lighting as the lenses of a one euro good aluminum body and with a good battery lasts

Good for enclosed spaces.
For about the same money, the Bailong BL-1831 is worth buying more.

The charger broke after the second charge.
I charge the battery with another charger from a better flashlight that I lost.
The flashlight is small and light, but the screw needs to be handled gently because it is poorly made.
I bought it for 4.18€ from ideal Hellas.
P.S. I have bought the same flashlight before.
It is a Cree brand, as written on the flashlight, not like the current one, and it was much better in terms of quality. Of course, the price of the flashlight is only 2€

For anyone who wants something cheap, take the time and if it's good... Otherwise, don't expect anything special for this price. The function button broke and now it randomly goes haywire, which is extremely annoying, especially when you're trying to get some work done. I'm already looking for something else of better quality

I have been using it consistently for the past 2 years due to work. It is very durable and even when it fell into the sea once, it still worked perfectly. Best value for money!!!

Very good flashlight for its price. It illuminates satisfactorily and is very durable against falls. Specifically, I got one for my sons (three years old) and the falls were continuous. Even after a month in my possession, they still work properly.

Initially, I have the Ultrafire Q5 Cree. It is very affordable for its price, small and lightweight. It operates with a standard 1.5V AA battery, but it produces its full brightness with a 14500 3.7V battery. I use it for fishing since I don't have a headlamp and it is very practical. At a distance of 2-4m, its light is sufficient to do almost anything. With zoom, it shines satisfactorily up to 20m, beyond that it is not suitable for much.

For the money, very good! Powerful, small, and lightweight.
The battery doesn't last long, but at this price, it's value for money.

Update: About 2 years after purchase, the battery died, essentially rendering it useless

OK for its money but nothing special.
The battery that comes with it is a joke and the battery sticker (which shows rabbits and pebbles) is a well-known Chinese scam (used batteries with the external cardboard changed).
Anyway, 18650 type batteries reach up to 3000mAh (three thousand). The one I had inside was 800mAh (eight hundred), the sticker said 10,000 (ten thousand).
No comment on the charger.... I bought another one along with the flashlight. Overall, the flashlight is... a bit of a joke. If you don't mind that and considering that you might need a new one in about 6-12 months, go for it, it lasts a lot for its price.

Yes, it does have good build quality, powerful, illuminates far with adjustable zoom, 40-50 meters, aluminum, very small, works with a regular AA battery. It has a rechargeable 14500 ma battery, a regular charger, appears to be waterproof at least for rain (has a gasket on the back screw), it has a clip, and the store told me it has a 1-year warranty. Very good for its price. Now, how long it will last remains to be seen.

Very good for its price.. I received it today.. I don't know about the battery life.. My battery is 5800 mah.. I will come back after the first use, the charger broke.. I will keep the flashlight because it's worth it and I will buy another charger, not the same one since I saw separate negative comments about it.. I am coming back for the second time because I thought only the charger was broken but the battery was also broken..

I got it and in the first test I was amazed!
With the button at the back, you can have a full beam-half-strobe, zooming from a 6-hour apartment building on the roof, I lit up everything below, I was literally amazed because for so many years I was used to something else, amazing beam for its size!
It takes regular, alkaline batteries but also rechargeable batteries (put in an Eneloop and you're good to go), it has a clip for the belt that is tight and durable.
The only downside is that the screws that hold the clip are Allen and even small, they are not Phillips screws and it's a bit tricky if you want to remove the clip, I am very satisfied with this little flashlight that despite its small size is highly efficient.

Indeed, for its size, it is very good, but it only illuminates up to 80m. with a good battery because that's what matters! Its construction seems sturdy, but I haven't tested its durability in falls, etc. because they will happen on their own in the future. The charger does not fit European sockets and this bothered me a lot because no one has mentioned it, but neither does any store inform about it!! So now every buyer has to either find an adapter or buy FREE rechargeable batteries. In the end, I am VERY DISAPPOINTED with the product because the main reason I bought it is for the rechargeability feature.

Two weeks after purchasing the product, it malfunctioned on its own, so I returned it to the store and got my money back.

I bought the flashlight 15 days ago but its battery is very small in capacity, only 300mA, and the charger doesn't work. Additionally, the charger has the English plug system, so someone needs to buy an adapter.
Very bright though (when its battery is fully charged...) and durable construction.

It is relatively small and lightweight flashlight with a metal casing. Inside the package, it contains a rechargeable battery and a charger for the battery. It has a fairly powerful light that I did not expect. For regular use, it is exactly what is needed, worth the money in terms of quality and performance!

Although I don't have a point of comparison, I believe that for its price, it is superb. It has a sturdy construction, zooms in and can illuminate a good distance. It also has a low mode for energy saving and an SOS feature. The stores that sell it advertise it with a battery capacity of 1200mAh, but it actually has 2200mAh and takes about 4 hours to charge. Mine had 4200mAh and took about 7 hours to charge. It includes a charger and a rechargeable battery. If you don't mind the shipping costs and it costs you 9-10 euros, it's a great deal, but even if it costs you 15 euros, it's still worth it.

If I had to describe it in one word, it would be "enjoyable"! It fits easily in a pocket, it is powerful enough to adequately illuminate closed spaces and objects behind you (through light diffusion). I have successfully tried to light up to 150 meters with the zoom function.

It does not directly connect to a charger, but it includes a rechargeable AA-sized battery and a charger to charge it. It also has the option to be used with a regular AA battery if, for example, the rechargeable battery is being charged.

The battery lasts for 2.5-3 hours, which sometimes I wish were longer.