Tactical Flashlight Rechargeable Flashlights High Lumens - Sofirn SC33 Super Bright Flashlight 5200 Lumens, Powerful Flashlight High Powered, Waterproof LED Flashlights for Home Camping Outdoor Work

So far this is a great medium size light with a built in usb type C charging port. The light has good thow and is very bright in turbo mode. It uses a single 21700 (included) 5000mah battery and feels substantial and solid in the hand. The UI is relatively straightforward and the auto lock can be disabled. It has a sturdy feeling pocket clip (tip down) that is screwed into the body of the light with three small screws. It also has a small status indicator light on the side that turns on when the light is on. Would personally liked to have seen it used as an aux light while the light is off. But Overall for the "sale" price of around $40 - $45 with discounts the sc33 is an excellent light with a serviceable ui and so far seems to be fairly robust. I wouldn't consider a good edc pocket size/weight for most but as a glovebox, kitchen drawer, nightstand, etc light it's pretty much perfect. The e-switch on the light has a short travel and makes a satisfying click each time you press it I much prefer it over some other lights with rubber capped switches. Since mine didn't come with any instructions and I didn't find a complete manual online I've complied some observations from using the light below.While Locked:Click and hold to temporarily (while button is depressed) turn on in low modeSingle quick click will double flash (bright) to indicate that the light is locked outDouble click will unlock but leave auto lock enabledTripple click will unlock but leave auto lock enabledQuad click will unlock and disable auto lockUnlocked -- Off:Click and hold to turn on in low/moon modeSingle click to turn on at last brightness level except turboDouble click to go to turbo brightnessTriple click for strobeQuad click to manually enable lockout modeWhile on:Click and hold to step/ramp up or down (depending on ramp mode)Single click to power offDouble click to turboTriple click to strobeQuad click to change ramping mode

After one understands how the button functions, there is no question. This light is as good as the high end brands. Light delivery has not failed, no matter what the settings were at. LED is very bright and has the range I need. With multiple settings, it is the perfect flashlight. Intensity, quality, battery life, ease of use..... all are exceptional.

The light is very bright, with a fairly even floody beam pattern. It has a good selection of modes, has a lockout mode, and instant access to (momentary) moonlight mode even from lockout with a press+hold. Moonlight mode still puts out a good bit of light, more than most edc-sized lights, (which this light isn't exactly, the 21700 form factor is compact, but not necessarily EDC-sized) but still useful for not blinding you. The only exposed rubber on the light is the usb-c port plug. The tailcap switch is metal, and feels durable, though I haven't used it long enough to be sure. The anodizing feels very nice, should hold up well to wear. The UI is fairly intuitive, and there are quick shortcuts to strobe and high without cycling through modes. With onboard charging and a 21700 battery, this is significantly better than some 18650 lights I paid 2-3x more for just a few years ago. If you catch a sale price, this is easily in the "bargain" price range, for a decent light. Even at normal price, I'd say it's a decent value.

The media could not be loaded. For the price, it’s a great and fairly compact light and super bright. More of a flood over a spot light compared to my BSS.I do like the upgraded version where the auto lock can be enabled or disabled depending on your choice.Upon receiving my new toy, I read the instructions before and during operating the light and going over all the different features. It worked flawlessly. As I continued playing with the light, it suddenly froze on and would not respond whatsoever to the tail clicks. I had to twist open the light, to disconnect the battery, to reset it and then it worked well again. Believing it was a manufacturing defect and not wanting any future issues, I returned it in exchange for another. As I received the replacement the same thing happened. Playing with the light and going through the various modes repeatedly may cause this to happen. Is it a deal breaker? Not really. Untwisting the body will correct it. Should this happen? Probably not. As long as it’s not a frequent occurrence and your life doesn’t depend on a need to cycle through your light often and rapidly.