ThruNiteT2 LED Rechargeable Flashlight, High 3757 Lumens, High-Performance XHP70 CoolWhite LED, USB Type C Fast Charging Bright Flashlight for Outdoor Activities, Indoor Use - Black CW

This thing puts my Maglight to shame. It’s bright! And rechargeable with a USB cable.

I have many flashlights. This one is one of the best. It's just perfect in size, not too small - not too big,it can serve you as EDC or you can keep it in the truck/car. It can serve you as a flashlight or as a torch by position it at your desk and this way you can lit up the whole room. It is strong enough and don't mind few reviews complaining about the color of the light. They have no clue what they are talking about. They probably have Neutral white and they don't even know it. This one is CW (Cool White) and the light is just bright and beautiful. At Thrunite site this light is $ 65 and is worth every penny. Anything below that amount is nothing short of steal. If you are on the fence - go for it and you will thank me later.

Bought In India from Amazon. Excellent flashlight with powerful illumination. Build quality is also nice. Grip is comfortable.Negatives - heats up when charging. Side switch needs to be pressed firmly to unlock the light.

This light is incredible. It’s aa high or low brightness as you could want it to be. The battery does take quite a while to charge but it will also run for a long time. It it however slightly annoying that they choose a different connection for the charger but the cord that comes with it gets the job done.

I bought a number of these for each car and motorcycle to use in road emergencies. For that duty, camping, emergency signaling, bump in the night, hunting the dog, etc. the run time and bright spot beam are very worthwhile. Think hard if you are looking at it for pocket carry (EDC). They describe it as "pocket friendly" but I would dispute that because of the size and weight. The 21700 4000 MAh battery that gives it such wonderful run time is the reason that it is marginal for pocket carry. The battery is about the size of a bank roll of nickels. Obviously, to fit the battery, the case is somewhat larger in diameter than that. It is also a fairly long light because of the long battery plus the height of the head which has the driver and dimming circuitry; the power switch; a USB C charging port; plus a deep reflector because it is a spot beam. Now, if considered as a SAR (search and rescue) spot light, it is more pocketable than most of those. Downsides for some uses would would be that the beam may be too narrow for area illumination that you might want at a campsite or in some repair activities. For searching for things in the treetops it is the cat's PJ's. I don't think that USB C is as friendly a charging solution as O-Light's mag base chargers, but in this age because of phone chargers you'd have a much better chance of finding someone you could bum a charge off of.