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

The Sofirn SC33 tactical rechargeable flashlight is absolutely amazing! With 5200 lumens, I can see all the way across my field when walking to my car in the morning. Living in the country, I’m always mindful of skunks, coyotes, deer, and other wildlife, and this flashlight gives me complete peace of mind. The functionality is excellent, and it’s very versatile—multiple modes let me adjust brightness depending on the situation. On the highest setting, it does get a bit warm, but you’re never likely to use it at full blast for long, so it’s not an issue. The durability is fantastic; it feels solid and built to last. I love that it’s rechargeable, which saves money on batteries and makes it easy to keep ready to go. The size is compact enough to fit in my purse, which is convenient, though compared to my dad’s Sofirn SC32, this one is a bit larger than I personally need—but the brightness is the same, so it’s a trade-off I can handle. It’s definitely on the pricier side, but completely worth it. My boyfriend is always trying to “borrow” it because it’s that impressive. Highly recommend for anyone needing a bright, reliable, and versatile flashlight!

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 mode Single quick click will double flash (bright) to indicate that the light is locked out Double click will unlock but leave auto lock enabled Tripple click will unlock but leave auto lock enabled Quad click will unlock and disable auto lock Unlocked -- Off: Click and hold to turn on in low/moon mode Single click to turn on at last brightness level except turbo Double click to go to turbo brightness Triple click for strobe Quad click to manually enable lockout mode While on: Click and hold to step/ramp up or down (depending on ramp mode) Single click to power off Double click to turbo Triple click to strobe Quad click to change ramping mode

This is my third Sofirn light and I have become a huge fan of the brand. I love how simple the operation is. Two clicks to full power. Three to strobe. Hold to go between brightness. So simple, easy and consistent. This is by far the largest and brightest flashlight I own. It isn't a thrower, but a very wide extremely bright flood light. The tail switch is easier than a side switch to find, works with a nice click, and is a good fit in the hand. That size becomes a positive when you need to run it at full power for more than a few minutes as the back stays nice and cool while the front gets quite toasty and would make a great hand warmer in the winter. My other Sofirn have proven to be very durable, surviving many drops onto concrete, into water, engine oil, you name it and never miss a beat. In the week ive had this one It hasn’t missed a beat and with the long runtime of the larger 21700 battery has quickly become my favorite night shift light.

Good flashlight. Gets pretty bright but hot quickly. Seems to be well made and tough. Charges easily. Little heavy for the size compared to higher end brands but I've enjoyed it for a backup in the glove box.

Great light. Contender for my new favorite I own several lights by ace beam, olight and Fenix. This SC33 has the feel, good overall beam and the tail swith that does it all. Easy to use. Intuitive design too. Moderate weight. Probably won't replace my Fenix LD22, but man, the ease of hitting the stun beam with three easy tail clicks is real tempting to carry this every day. This beam on stun is serious. I strobbed the ceeling and my kids were yelling, SHUT IT OFF! I smiled.

i really like the size and feel and texture of this flashlight. it's put together well. only 2 gripes. i wish there was a second switch, so you can hold and turn on and off the light multiple ways... but thats no big deal.. my bigger gripe is the brightness. yes it is very bright. there is no chance, however, that it is 5200 lumens. no way. seems like half of that. overall i like it, and it's worth 40 bucks.. wish you could set 'turbo' mode as the default setting. but i wish moreso that it is bright as it claims. ((guess thats what you get for buying from china. they lie or egaggerate everything))

I have most of the wurkkos/sofirn lights and they are all great but THIS one is a winner. This is pretty much their flagship medium size light and it shows. Actual regulated driver so it mostly maintains constant brightness, temp step down, stepped or ramp options, and a truly great e-switch and UI. I wish it had Anduril software but the UI on this light is great and offers DIRECT access to moon, a user memory setting, or turbo, and that's what I like most about Anduril anyway. I know I can pick it up and know for sure which of 3 modes I will get, Perfect! Saw some tests of this light hit 4,000+ lumens on the stock battery. It certainly looks like it too, blows away any other light I have, it's literally like a helicopter search light. The color temp on the cree xhp70.3 Hi I got looks a perfect 5700-6,000k no higher, tint is almost perfectly white too no hint of green. The beam is a general use type with a mixed flood and spot profile. It throws decent due to the sheer lumens it puts out, but it does tend toward the floody side (but not as floody as say the sc28). Just a great general beam profile most should enjoy. Only negative I can say is it's a little chunky, the tail e-switch requires and internal double wall design so it's a bit thicker than an sc28 or td04. Auto lockout is able to be turnes off on the newest shipment (4 clicks). Don't forget you have to charge the battery when you get it, they come semi depleted in storage mode. One more thing, be careful if you are not used to high power flashlights or who you give this to. This light is powerful enough it can start a FIRE or burn your clothes or house if accidentally turned on in turbo next to flammable items. Leave auto lock on, lock it out yourself, or just be mindful of it. This is a fantastic light, and I think you will be amazed at it like I am.

Very happy with this light. Very bright! This is a flood light, not a thrower so it will light up a room like nobodies business. If you want to see at distance however, there are better options like the Olight Seeker 4 Non-pro version. Seeker 4 pro is floody like this but costs much more. The seeker 4 is about the same size but has a much different beam pattern. They are both great and I wouldn't part with either of them. Just know that if you want to light up things close, get this. If you want to light up something on the other end of a football field, the Seeker 4 may be a better option. The 21700 5000mAh battery is replaceable and holds a charge pretty well. The construction good, the clip seems strong, I can only find one negative to point out and that's the charging port cover. It is a small rubber plug style that used to be prevalent to keep water and debris out. These can break off, get lost or just not seal tight. Many newer designs have the port covered by part of the metal body. Check out the Thrunite Archer pro for example. It is not a competitor to this light but just check out where the charging port is compared to the rubber plug/flap thing on this. Don't get me wrong, this is not a deal breaker by any means. It is just the only less than optimal thing I could find on this otherwise AWESOME FLASHIGHT. I would buy this again and I recommend you buy it.

Even after fully charging, the charge is running out within an hour.

A está linterna ya le tenía echado el ojo desde hace tiempo, pero no me animaba por el asunto del bloqueo automático (un tanto molesto para mí), afortunadamente encontré la manera de desactivarlo y la compré. Funciona excelente, ilumina muy bien, se puede usar tanto en ciudad como en el campo y en las grutas. Inunda muy bien los alrededores y también se puede usar como linterna táctica (una vez desactivado el autolock). La linterna es un poco grande para una EDC, pero aún así cabe perfectamente en mi mano. Para desactivar el auto bloqueo hay que proceder así: Estando bloqueada, presionar cuatro veces seguidas el interruptor (pulsaciones completas y rápidas) y la linterna parpadea un par de veces. En ese momento ya está desactivado el auto bloqueo (bajo tu propio riesgo) y puedes prenderla directamente sin tener que desbloquearla primero. En cualquier momento puedes ir directamente al estrobo si presionas tres veces seguidas el interruptor. Genial! Ilumina tu vida con esta gran linterna. La recomiendo ampliamente. Sólo con el tiempo podremos juzgar su durabilidad (espero que sea mucha). Me llegó en 4 días a Ciudad de México. Suerte en tu compra.