Question 1

What is the Lumen or candle power for this flashlight?

Accepted Answer

It is 3000 lumens. I bought a two pack and have been using for 3-1\2 years. It is still in good shape, but I think the led bulb is finally wearing out. I need more anyway so Will but the same ones again. It says a distance of 800ft. I use out in neighborhood watch, and am able to read license plates over half a block away. I have dropped it a lot, it's been thrown down the basement stairs many times by goddaughter playing Hello Neighbor and scaring herself.
They are all made in China, same dimensions and functions just different names stamped on it. It is heavier than expected, which is fine. It's not cheap aluminum or plastic like the Duracell and energizer ones. Very bright. Just like I need.

Question 2

Is this the same taclight by bell and howell sold on tv ads? is it the same flash light, just rebranded?

Accepted Answer

They look and funcrion  exactly the same.  Id say they are made by the same factory.

I personally use lights like these from Harbor Freig t Tools.  I getvthem on sale for $10.  They have a 588 lumens, look as bright as the Tac Lights I bought, but have fewer modes.  I dont like having to cycle through 5 modes to return to high.  Also. The lights from Harbor Freight use 4 AAAbatteries, so they last longer, and you dont have an extra battery from a 4 pack.

Question 3

where are they made?

Accepted Answer

They are made in China, as are the two other tachlights that I purchased (Atomic Beam and Bell & Howell). The brand name on the side of this item is Miuree. All three tachlights appear to be identical except for the name inscribed on the body of the tachlight. They all have the same features and comparable brightness. I loaded all three with AAA batteries out of the same package and compared the brightness and weight. They weigh a slightly different amount: the Miuree weighs 183 grams; the Atomic Beam weighs 177 grams; the Bell & Howell weighs 158 grams. In your hand the Bell & Howell is noticeably lighter. I think that the difference in the weight is due to material used to manufacture the ring around the bulb, which appears to be to focus the light. The Bell & Howell is a white material (plastic?) and the two others appear to be brass. Also, the Bell & Howell is slightly shorter (5 1/8 inches or 13 cm.) than the other two (5 3/8 inches or 13.8 cm.). I like the Miuree as well as the other two better-known brands. Will the Miuree survive the punishment advertised in the Atomic Beam commercial? I do not know. Time will tell. I hope this information is helpful.

Question 4

A number of reviews indicated that the two flashlights maybe different and one does not come out with a Triple-A battery insert. Is this correct?

Accepted Answer

They are identical flashlights with identical inserts so no, this is not correct. Also, I am completely satisfied with the product and highly recommend the lights. They are very powerful and the price was outstanding.

Special Feature	Adjustable,Lightweight,Portable,Water Resistant
Power Source	Battery Powered
Light Source Type	LED
Material	Aluminum
White Brightness	2000 Lumens
Included Components	Battery
Product Dimensions	6.7"D x 4.4"W x 1.5"H
Voltage	3.7 Volts
Battery Cell Composition	Lithium Ion
Item Weight	0.65 Pounds
Number of Batteries	3 AAA batteries required.
Water Resistance Level	Water Resistant
Brand	Miuree
Brightness	2000 Lumen
Battery Description	Lithium
Style	Flashlight
Finish Type	Military-Grade Aluminum
Manufacturer	Miuree
UPC	709586404348
Part Number	Max800-001
Item Weight	10.4 ounces
Batteries	3 AAA batteries required.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Finish	Military-Grade Aluminum
Pattern	2 pack
Item Package Quantity	1
Special Features	Adjustable,Lightweight,Portable,Water Resistant
Batteries Included?	No
Batteries Required?	Yes
Description Pile	Lithium

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