Lumitact G700 Led Torch Rechargeable Super Bright Led Tactical Flashlight 300000 Lumen Zoomable Handheld Torches for Camping Hiking Emergency

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really really bad. you have to spam the on/off button and with luck to get it on. do not buy this one

Très pratique, belle luminosité et belle distance d'éclairage. Pas testé l'étanchéité ni la solidité :)

Very impressive and a useful torch. Feels very rugged and well made "All metal no plastic" . With a good level of equipment that you can use to suit your needs. You can either use the charger unit "re chargeable battery and charger unit" , that comes with the package, or change the rechargeable battery to a triple A battery holder "holds four " so you can use standard batteries " you can also use rechargeable batteries in the Triple A battery holder" . So you can change and add depending upon what you want from the torch. I love the ability to change the intensity of the beam of light and the focus at the push and pull of the telescopic adjustable lens, from focus to wide beam, for lighting up a area or looking at something specific. Like the abilities to change the light from the torch into a sos flashing light or a constant flash, so if you're in a situation that needs some kind of alert this torch will help in that situation . Overall a very good product that's tough and rugged enough for any situation and application.

Fairly typical in design and features, the "Lumitact G700 Led Torch Rechargeable Super Bright CREE Led Tactical Flashlight 2000 Lumen Zoomable Handheld Torches for Camping Hiking Emergency [Energy Class A+++]" is required to replace one from another brand used for several years whose body-mounted power switch recently detached from its mounting beneath a rubber dome and no longer functional or capable of repair. While it was once common for the power switch to be mounted somewhere centrally along the body, bottom-mounting is now more common and that is employed here; it may have advantages. Cree periodically update their LED cells making them brighter and/or more energy efficient and this now offers 2500 lumens of light that will cover quite some distance in the dark at a very usable level. In a smaller space, it may be possible to dim the level to preserve battery power. As is now expected, it offers a zoom feature to reduce the area of coverage to its minimum or expand it to several intermediate positions up to its maximum area of coverage. It has an all-metal body and provides five possible lighting functions and levels - full power, half-power, low, S.O.S, and flash, all of which are now standard. The front section is shaped to help smash a windscreen etc in the event of a vehicle crash or a glass window in a door etc. As well as its hard storage case, there is a fabric holster with belt loop, the high power battery with a plastic sleeve, and a carrier for 3 AAA batteries that can also be used (AAA batteries are not provided). A lanyard is pre-fitted and saves the difficult task of threading through very small holes. It also includes a bike mount to fix the torch to the handlebars and a keyring (neither of which are particularly useful) and a simple single-cell charger which is indispensible unless you own another. The battery needs to be removed for recharging - those unfamiliar with rechargeable lithium cells should note that the two end contacts look very similar, the negative being the larger - although some models allow in-situ charging via a small port on the body that is usually capped for water-tightness where it exists; it requires a separate USB lead to do so. This does not have the option. As delivered, the battery is enclosed in plastic film that will prevent it working or charging out-of-the-box; it should be first removed. It was supplied with a negligible charge level and required a full charge - up to 6 hours with the included basic charger, and up to 4.5 hours with a more advanced, variable charge rate model. Where a 18650 battery is provided within a thick sleeve, it often suggests that use of the larger and more powerful 26650 battery is a possibility but that is not mentioned in this instance. The 26650 is, at the time of review, much less readily available than pre-COVID and expensive (£25 each upwards vs. less than £5 each for 18650s) so less economical unless the longer use time per charge is essential. It would be more practical to buy a pair of 18650s, fully charge them and keep them as spares - they are usually supplied with a safe storage case - the charge level will remain largely intact and unchanged over 2-3 years unused. It takes moments to replace a dead cell with a fresh one and later recharge it in a few hours at home. This torch offers nothing new or unique other than extra brightness but at a higher price than is typical. An equivalent product with a lower lumen value (1700-2000) will usually suffice for most purposes and save a few £.