DARKBEAM UV 365nm Flashlight Blacklight Rechargeable USB Wood’s lamp Handheld Ultraviolet Black Light LED Portable, Pet Urine Detector, Resin Curing, Appraisal, Fluorescent Detection, 2 PackClimatePartner certified

Great UV light. I use this to check IDs at a side gig on weekends & works perfectly.

The media could not be loaded. Very nice flashlight! Only does uv light and not any other type of light. As you can see in the video, it is a fairly thin and good sized flashlight compared to my lady hands. The red rubber opening is for charging and seems to take a regular phone charger, which it comes with. The light color reaches 30ft as seen on the user manual I put a pic of. I use it for curing fake nails, uv resin, and charging glow in the dark things. Great cheap flashlight that works well and doesn't require batteries!

I bought this for two reasons, 1. to show my little grandson that it MATTERS if he don't always hit the target! 2. to see where my little dogs been sprinkling. :O This little light is mighty and sadly works like a charm! The fact that its rechargeable is pretty cool. I will be recommending this for sure.

The flashlight itself is great, bright beam and solid construction. Only issue is that it only works with a few of my USB chargers, it refuses to recognize the rest.

I had never used a blacklight to look for scorpions so I wasn't sure what to expect, but finding the first one was really easy (pictured is a Bark Scorpion). Technically, 365nm would be better, but as you can see in the picture, 395nm works great.It doesn't really work if there's other light (some flood lights turned on while I was outside so I had to move to a different side of the house), so if you're somewhere with a lot of ambient lighting, you might consider a 365nm blacklight.The flashlight itself is built well. It feels really sturdy to hold, I like the telescoping that lets me adjust the concentration of the light, and getting a rechargeable one was a must-have. Considering its performance, price, and convenience, 5/5 stars and would definitely recommend.

The Darkbeam A300 LED black light flashlight is small enough to carry, perfect for checking stones, bugs and spots, on the go. The included rechargeable battery lasts a long time on one charge, and the light beam can be focused to a tight spot as required.

I bought 2 different flashlights. This one and a 51 LED model. I prefer this one because it’s rechargeable, compact/easier to carry, and it’s more affordable. I use this for scorpion watch while walking my dog or looking around my yard. I like that you can adjust the beam. It has a far reach and the charge lasts a long time.There isn’t “that much of a difference” in the light strength between the two. While the 51 LED model is only slightly brighter, it’s bulky and eats through batteries like it’s an all you can at buffet! I returned that one.I’ve had this flashlight for a year and it’s still going strong. It’s easy to use and fits my needs. It’s saved my dog and I from scorpion attacks and also saved me money by not buying batteries every week. Money well spent! Here’s a photo of one of the many scorpions I’ve seen.

The light stopped working after a few uses and can no longer be returned.