Techlite Lumen Master 250-Lumens High-Intensity CREE XPG-R4 LED Tactical Flashlight (3-Pack)

These are great for shops, tools kits, camping, anything! SUPER BRIGHT!!!! They will drain batteries if you store them for a long period of tim with batteries in them but I cut the plastic packaging they came in into circles the size of the inside tube and placed it on top of the battery pack to prevent the batteries from draining (making a connection) when I store them or I knew I was not going to be using them for awhile(several months). There is also some videos online on how to change the 3 mode switch to an on/off switch, I have done it to one of these and it works great and also prevents battery drainage over time! I paired these with some Eneloop batteries and use them for everything! I usually have to charge my batteries every 3-5 months when using these a few times a week. These flashlights also will withstand almost anything! I break flashlights fairly often, most only last about a month or two then stop working for whatever reason but I have a set of the older version of these that I have had for 2 years that are still working great and I have had these newer versions for quite awhile also and they are still going strong! Highly recommend!

There are great. This is the same light sold under the Duracell name. I bought 2 of these 3-packs and have one Duracell from before. I am a Realtor and offer thee to my Buyers when we are looking at a home. I've only lost 2 so far :^).The switch has 3 positions, low beam, high beam and strobe. I can't really see a need for the strobe light which I always have to click thru. Kinda irritating when you turn it on and off a lot to conserve batteries. But the big issue I've has is that 2 of them stopped working. One started working OK after a few days, and the other one was replaced, free, by the manufacturer (Called the 800 number on the package.) But is is a super bright light that you can easily carry in your pocket or purse.

On my second package of these lights! These are awesome lights for the price and shockingly bright. Better than any of the thinner Mag Lites, etc I have seen and second only to a Surefire or other. Don't be fooled by the other so called "Cree" lights on Amazon with generic names. These are the real Cree deal! I have bought other "Cree" lights only to find the LED's are completely different between them.These are durable, last a long time, and are cheap enough to not be upset if they get lost or misplaced! I have had one fail completely due to the switch, but for the price that is to be expected. Every so often a light will start acting up on me. I take the battery cartridge out and clean the contacts on the cartridge and down in the bottom of the light and they are good as new. You can see a black or grey spot on both ends from friction between the surfaces, cleaning that off fixes them right up. I find that a dab if dielectric grease on the cartridge contact and down in the bottom of the light keeps these working longer between cleaning the contacts.

This product seemed great when I first used it, but not long after it started shutting off after a few minutes of run time. I checked the batteries with a meter to see if fresh batteries were needed, they weren’t. The flashlight itself is simply a faulty device. A better choice would be to spend a few dollars more and buy a flashlight made by a trusted manufacturer. The cost of this flashlight adds to my frustration, the price tag is relatively small but I feel like I did not get what I paid for, a working flashlight. I would not recommend this flashlight for purchase. On the plus side I did like the light beam, it provided a brite white light and allowed me to see my work zone.

I had the previous version of these from the same company, and purchased them from Costco several years ago and absolutely fell in love with them. Costco no longer carries them, and mine ended up being given to my parents and girlfriend leaving me with one, and I thought it'd be worth getting another pack to have them laying about as spares.These however are not the same quality, They are still that rugged aluminum though they aren't quite up to par with the original ones I'd purchased. These no longer have the scalloped edges around the light end, and the button isn't entirely consistent with the pressure and timing it requires to operate the lights. I have had them for a couple of weeks and one is no longer turning on; it turned on for a second at full brightness and then went dark and won't come back on. It could be a fluke that this one is defective, or it could be indicative of future failures.In general, they are very bright, resistant to standard abuses, though they have a short battery life. They are definitely a pretty great bang for the buck, so to say.

Receive these yesterday, put batteries in and tested them all = they all work.They are a great value for the $$ at $27 (I know they are a little cheaper at Costco but Costco doesn't ship a lot of things to FPO addresses like Amazon will so its not worth paying the membership fees to them).I like how it turns on to the low setting first to conserve battery life but I wished it would turn off in between each setting like my TerraLUX300 will.Overall, these are brighter than my 300 Lumen TerraLUX 2AA light and the 3 pack cost just a few bucks more than what I got the TerraLUX on sale for as well!I got these to use with rechargable AAA batteries and my portable solar panel.I was considering an Inova T2 for $23 (NIB clearance price) when I found this pack for just a few bucks more.I like the fact that these use AAA batteries vise the C123's so they are easier to find replacements and this 3 pack is equally bright to the T2 light.Time will tell but I'm hopeful these hold up well to my usage.