3 Pack Zoomable Long Range Red Hunting Light Flashlight Torch with Clip for Hunting, Detection, Night Observation - Black

So much light from a small package. This little guy can be hidden in your hand, yet it can outperform the large flashlights with which we grew up. It is a single mode light; on, off, but no adjustable brightness. The flashlight is able to zoom its brightness. With the lens retracted against its body, it gives a large bright circle of light with no hotspot. With the lens extended, it concentrates its beam to the shape of the led. The light is much brighter when concentrated. This flashlight can run off a single AA battery or a single 14500 lithium ion battery. It is much brighter with 14500 battery. It has an effective belt clip screwed to its side; it can be removed. The construction of the light is very robust. On one of the sides, CREE is printed. On the opposite side, HausBell is written. It was received in a box with the name HausBell printed on it. No instructions were included or nessecary. Below is a list of other flashlights I own and how this flashlight compares.Mini Cree Q5 LED - sold by PoweraddDirect: This light is also $5.99. The Mini Cree Q5 lights up a larger circle of light (not by much) and is slightly less bright due to the beam not being as concentrated. The Mini Cree is a 3 mode light (high, low, and strobe). The lens zooms in and out as does the HausBell. You have the option of using 3 AAA batteries or a single 18650 lithium ion battery ( when used with the included extension). If size is important, go with the HausBell. If you don't mind a larger flashlight, I would give a very slight edge to the mini Cree Q5. It has more features and a wider beam with little sacrifice to brightness.Lighting Ever adjustable focus - sold by Neon Mart: This light is very similar to the Mini Cree Q5. It is a single mode light with adjustable focus and it runs off 3 AAA batteries only. The beam is the same diameter as the Mini Cree Q5 and a hair less bright than the Mini Cree Q5 using the 18650 battery. Its beam's cutoff is sharper than the Hausbell and Mini Cree. It feels very well made; better than the HausBell and Mini Cree. If had to use a flashlight for work, this would be my choice. I would feel confident it would work every time and since it only uses AAA batteries, I could stock up on them for cheap and never have to worry. This is the light I'm buying my wife. Almost $10, but worth it. Although it gives up a tiny bit of brightness to the others, the build quality and the sharpness of its beam make it my choice for a compact flashlight.Intsun Ultrafire WF502B - sold by Intsun: Longer and skinnier than the above 3 flashlights. It is a 5 mode light (high, medium, low, strobe, and SOS) and has a fixed zoom. You have the choice of using 3 AAA batteries or a single 18650 lithium ion battery. This flashlight performs differently from the others. It is more of a spot beam with residual light that spills off the extremely bright small diameter beam. This light would work well for illuminating a specific area at a great distance. It is much brighter than the above flashlights. This would not be my choice for a light to use to walk the dog at night. It is a more specific use light. Excellent flashlight, but in a different category from the 3 above.Ultrafire Zoomable Cree XM-L T6 - sold by Intsun: Wow, what a flashlight! If you don't mind a bigger flashlight, this is the one to buy. It has the same 5 modes as the WF502B and zooms in and out like the HausBell, Mini Cree, and the Light Ever. You have multiple battery options: a single 26650 li-on, a single 18650 li-on, or 3 AAA batteries. It gives the largest diameter beam and is brighter than the others (except the WF502B, due to the smaller concentrated beam). It is very well made. It is priced around $10; a steal in my opinion.In summary, the HausBell 7W 300L Q5 led flashlight is a stellar performer. It combines size, performance, build quality, and price in one incredible package.I would like to comment about the advertised lumens of all these inexpensive, made in China, flashlights. They're exaggerated. In some cases, grossly exaggerated. Don't let that keep you from buying these great little lights. Their performance is comparable to flashlights priced many times their price. My, have flashlights come a long way!

Good light for the price

I ordered two, from different sources ... Some are a little smoother (focusing) and may have a slightly better rain resistance.These are not submersible and I would not use one in a downpour or a driving rain but are VERY bright (considering the price and the single, AA battery).I tried a regualr alkaline and a 9X Lithium ION ... the Lithium seems about 10% brighter and should last much longer. One of them strobes freaky-fast and the other strobes at about 3 or 4 flashes per second.You must advance through all modes, starting with NEXT MODE IN THE CYCLE ORDER, even after powered down. If you want to strobe a strange person, you had better cycle to the PREVIOUS mode, well in advance. Strobe the freak and then press the button again, to turn the light off ... They will be trying to see where you went.I strobed a STOP SIGN, 4 blocks away, from my 7th floor window and cars pulled over like there was a cop behind them ... Anything reflective (like a street-sign) lights up like a Christmas tree.NOT very ergonomic ... Not comfortable to hold ... Sharper edges (heat fins) poke your leg, through your pocket ... not bad, though ... so what?Orientation of the pocket clip DOES facilitate pocket retention BUT is not reversed so that you can clip the light to a hat or sleeve, for task-lighting. I prefer task oriented clips and I do look for that feature ... Not this light. NO LANYARD OR LANYARD HOLE, EITHER.BTW ... You just slide the front bezel forward, for a tight beam or back for a flood beam and there are 3 modes ... One press gives you lower intensity "task mode" (conservation mode) ... The next press turns the light OFF ... the next press gives you "steady bright mode" and another press turns the light OFF ... Another press gives you "bright strobe mode" and the next press turns the light OFF ... As previously stated, the NEXT MODE in the MODE-CYCLE will be ACTIVE the next time you press the button AFTER you turn it off. Kinda weird but you WILL get the hang of it (unless you panic !).SO press the rubber button, in the butt of the tube (tail end) ... The order is (beginning anywhere in the cycle) ... OFF >> DIM >> OFF >> BRIGHT >> OFF >> STROBE >> OFF >> DIM >> OFF >> BRIGHT >> OFF >> STROBE >> OFF >> ... "wash, >> rinse, >> repeat".Check the shipping charges very carefully and confirm them before final order approval ... The shipping method may say "three months" but mine came in under 3 weeks. PATIENCE ... NO TRACKING IS AVAILABLE ...... Get this from the CHINESE SOURCE, IF YOU ARE ONLY GETTING ONE. the better one had gold screws on the pocket clip and had a "CREE" logo painted in white, on the side THIS was the one with the smoother zoom and the faster strobe ... I think the smoother zoom/focus was due to a rain seal, up front ... maybe. The more generic one had silver screws and no LOGO (no paint). I broke the pocket clip off of the prettier one, but the parts are interchangeable. They really are both about as good (or as crappy) and side-by-side, with identical, fresh batteries ... both are the same brightness... I even swapped patteries and compared all modes. One strobe was twice as fast (the LOGO version) and DID focus without the "scritchy" feel of the generic "clone" version ... BOTH are worth the money and neither one is "great" ... What did you expect for NO MONEY ?!=cheers=

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