WUBEN E7 1800 Lumen Rechargeable Mini Flashlight with Magnet - Super Bright 6 Modes EDC Flashlight, Typ-C Rechargeable LED; IP68 Pocket Flashlight for Headlamp Use, Rescue, Camping

The E7 is a cool little flashlight with a unique, chunky right-angle design that really stands out. It feels solid and high-quality thanks to its weight. The brightness is impressive for its size, easily lighting up a room with its output. The sustained performance is near 400 lumens.Its shape makes it easy to clip onto things or stick to metal surfaces with the magnetic tail. The controls are simple, and the beam is wide so good for close up tasks.

Wonderfully designed light. The build quality is great and the functions are easy to learn and use. The brightness is great for such a small sized light and the battery life is amazing. I really like how compact the light is and am able to throw it into any bag or pocket without it taking up much real estate. The turbo does drain the battery quickly but the built in usb-c charging will let you top it off quickly. Great light for the price!

It's a good light. no frills, just all business. the clip and housing are sturdy and invokes a feeling of confidence that it will last. this sturdiness does come with one small drawback: it does add a bit of weight to the light. however, i found it to be negligible. the magnet is as strong as you'll ever need it to be. sometimes... a bit too strong. i've had to fight off multiple tools that were stuck to it a few times. i can also confirm it's water resistance. i accidentally dropped mine in a pan of gasoline (completely submerged) while changing and fuel filter...and yea... it kept on shining.if you're looking for a compact light (with a compact price) that packs a brightness-punch, give this one a shot. i doubt you will regret it.charging speed is approximately 1-1.25 hours depending on what battery you're using. (2 hours in my case).note: if you buy the housing extension to accommodate 18650 batteries, there is a small design flaw. a decent bump on the bottom of the light (the magnetic end) will momentarily break the connection from the battery and the light will shut off. you'll have to simply turn the light back on each time. this does not happen without the extension. from what i can deduce, the contact-spring used is a bit too spongey on the tension.

This is just an initial review. First impression - I love the look and feel of it. Sturdy metal construction, with a nice belt or pen holder clip. If you are in law enforcement, it can be attached in a number of locations, depending on the equipment and uniform you wear. While I'm no longer in law enforcement, I will say, make sure to use the lanyard when possible, when attaching as a front mounted handless lighting option. While the clip is pretty snug, you may want to the lanyard through your button hole, vest cover or duty belt.As for brightness, for its size, this little flashlight is the GOAT!As I write this, I set a 30min timer and purposefully letting it run at full brightness. In full brightness, the light generated puts out a bit of warmth but not burning hot, even after 40mins of run time. After 40 mins, I figure this should be more than enough battery life for most people, with practical use.The price for this light was reasonable. I caught mine on sale. I'm glad it was on sale but, after testing it, I would pay regular price for it. I may get a few more. One for my wife's car and one for my daughter.

Nicely packaged. Very cool little flashlight. The dual LEDs are an attention-getter, as is the small size. It runs nicely on a CR123A, though not at full power. The built-in rechargeable battery is much brighter on ultra-bright, but the CR123A doesn't provide enough power for ultra mode. Still, it's good to know that if you're away from a charger, you can pop in a lithium and keep using the light. Overall a very solid product from a company that looks like it takes this product line seriously! There's also an extension cap that lets you use a larger standard lithium rechargeable, but mine didn't come with that. And I was mainly interested in something tiny but bright. The selection button is logical and easy to use -- in default mode you just press to cycle through dim, medium, and bright. If you long press, you get ultra bright or a flashing red LED if there's not enough power. Then a single press returns to normal mode. It comes with a lanyard and a pair of replacement O-rings for the battery cover.