See above.

I was not expecting much for the price, so my expectations were met. One of the two flashlights stopped working after a couple of weeks. I am a graveyard security officer and I could not see two feet in front of me using this light outside. It would be ok for a car, or similar small enclosed dark space. These lights are heavy (heavier than a mini mag light for comparison), and the metal clip comes off easily. I attached this to my belt (which the clip almost shredded in half), and the flashlight kept popping off. I attached it to the inside of my cargo pants, which worked better, but even after a week of that the clip started to come off when I took the flashlight out of my pocket. All in all for $12 for two lights, this is exactly what I expected it to be. If you don't need the clip, don't mind the overall weight and only need a tiny amount of light to find something under the seat of your car, this will be just fine. Otherwise, look elsewhere and save the $12 for a latte.

No recomiendo la compra de este producto

These are larger than they need to be or should be. The light output is terrible, both in brightness and the actual kind of light. There's also too many functions to be practical, and there's virtually no difference between the three dim modes.There's a super useful SOS function, which I bet will come in handy when you find yourself stranded on a lifeboat in the middle of the ocean and want to try and alert people who might be looking for you at night.The zoomable feature is laughable at best and feels cheap and cheesy. Not to mention it's way too easy to move in and out so don't expect it to ever stay where you put it unless you plan on never putting this in a pocket or letting anything come in contact with it.I will keep them and use them as backups because you can never have too many lights , but these will never be a go-to light for me, they're basically crap.You can find much more practical and much better EDC-type lights at the checkouts at Lowes. If it wasn't for Coronavirus that's exactly what I would have done.

Pros: The light is bright, 18650 battery lasts long, the zoom is great except in the tights setting where you can see the shape of the LED emission on the surface you are illuminating.Cons: The flashlight cycles through its 5 settings on every half press while the light is on or a full press when the light is off. This means that every time you turn the light off and turn it back on it will be in the next of the 5 settings. Two settings are strobe and SOS. This can not be used as a quick tool in your pocket.

once again I only received one power source for the two flash lights.

Have to purchase separate 3.7v 18650 batteries and that becomes a whole separte headache.NOT BRIGHT AT ALL, buy the RECHOO link attached.https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09T2QT5RQ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&th=1BEST BY FAR, Bought 10 different FLASHLIGHTS this one was by far the BEST All the other cheap flashlights have a terrible battery. This flashlight for the RECHOO 3.7v 18650 battery, is worth the price. If you buy a cheap flashlight you would purchase a good battery to equal this one and would end up wasting a lot more money. I tried purchasing a $5 Dollar flashlight and ended up buying batteries that made the price higher than this combo and with much worst running time. I did the testing and purchases you can have the benefit without the headaches if you purchase this flashlight. STAY AWAY FROM Skywolfeye batteries and flashlights because they have the cheap skeywofeye batteries. STAY AWAY FROM Ultrafire batteries... Stay away from all the no name batteries they don't have a logo because they don't want to be tracked and being named worthless products.

Returned: I wrote a question and two customers confirmed similar issues. One is supposed to select the option, Bright, 2 dimmer modes, SOS and flash. Then be able to push hard and turn on and off. With both of these, it would ALWAYS switch to the next option. So, if one wishes to have it bright all the time, you click on, get the dim mode. off, next dim mode, etc. You have to click 9 times to get back to bright, EVERYTIME. Clearly some of the buttons work for some customers. I wrote to the seller on a Friday, haven't heard back so bought a nicer flashlight for my elderly friend that will work. Since this is an issue, the seller should product test before sending, something very easy to do. Screw it on, click 3 times and they'd know if it's working or not. As it is, I've wasted a good hour believing I must be doing something wrong, repackaging and returning.

Didn't look anything like the picture. Plastic instead of metal, no adjustable beam like on description.