HoxidaFlashlights High Lumens Rechargeable - 2000 Lumens Long Beam Super Bright LED Flash Light with Power Display & IPX5 Waterproof for Camping, 20H Runtime,5 Modes,Zoomable Handheld Flashlight

So I’ve been using the Hoxida Flashlight for a little while now, and I’ve got to say—I’m really impressed with it. For something this compact and affordable, it packs a serious punch. Whether you’re camping, working in dark spaces, or just keeping it in your bag or car for emergencies, this thing just gets the job done.Brightness that actually delivers.First off, this flashlight is bright. Like, really bright. I didn’t expect it to light up as much as it does, but the beam is strong, crisp, and reaches pretty far. Perfect for night hikes, checking around the campsite, or even navigating in a blackout. It has different modes too—high, medium, low, strobe, and SOS—which is super useful depending on what you’re doing. High mode is basically daylight.Charging is a major win.One of the coolest things about the Hoxida is the USB rechargeable battery. No more digging around for spare AA batteries or spending extra cash. Just plug it in and charge it like your phone. It’s fast, easy, and honestly super convenient. There’s even a little battery level indicator so you’re not left guessing when it needs juice.Battery life is surprisingly solid.Speaking of charging—the battery life is really good. On a full charge, I’ve gotten several nights of use out of it without needing to top it off. Even when using it on higher brightness settings, it holds strong. If you’re just using it in short bursts, the charge lasts even longer. It’s reliable, and that’s what matters most.Durable and feels good in the hand.It’s got that sturdy, slightly tactical feel—like it could take a drop or two without any issues. The grip is solid, it’s lightweight without feeling cheap, and the magnetic base is actually a nice touch if you’re trying to stick it to a surface while working hands-free.Final thoughts.For the price, the Hoxida Flashlight is honestly a steal. Bright beam, great battery life, and the convenience of USB charging make it a top pick for me. Whether you’re camping, keeping it in your car, or just want a reliable flashlight at home, this one checks all the box

The media could not be loaded. No idea on longevity yet, but the ads aren't lying on this thing. The spotlighting is beyond impressive. Something they don't highlight in the listing is the fact that this comes with a rechargeable li-ion battery. After a quick test, it even works well as a power bank. I honestly was trying to find something to hate about this thing but everything passes so far. It's only been one day, but the beam is exceptionally focusable. I've had other slide-to-focus flashlights in this price range before and none of them have come even close to how defined the beam gets in this flashlight. It really does have a percentage display showing battery percentages, though I haven't been able to test that.It's a lot of cast aluminum which is fine. It's a very light flashlight for its size. The lens feels pretty durable, and the fact that you can actually change out the battery is pretty big for rechargeables. I honestly wanted to say something bad, but after a day, really nothing. This feels like a $40 flashlight, not a $20 one. The kree LED just *works* so well. It also has a coating or something around the reflectors that somewhat glows in the dark.The recharge is surprisingly quick. I'd say it's somewhere around 3 hours to recharge to full from really low, but I haven't reached that point yet.Don't be fooled: You're not getting some ridiculous "daylight bright" flashlight here, but the beam is easily bright enough to see 100-150 yards at max zoom. That said, this thing is WAY brighter than other options I've bought in this price range. The fact that it has a replaceable li-ion battery is just absurdly good. The fact that it doubles as an emergency battery backup is also ridiculous, but still true.Again, I tried to find some kind of negative here, but I just, honestly, cannot. Maybe you might have issues with the instant dropoff of the light source at the edges I guess? Thing is, indoors, at max zoom, we're looking at a ~2-4" spot on the ceiling.Ease of use needs to be addressed. It has basically one button to switch between modes, but if you hold the button down while the flashlight is on, it turns off. So basically, you never need to move your thumb. I DO wish it had a butt button, but that's semantics and preference, honestly.It also comes with a really cool little cheap carrying case. It's obviously cheaply made, but comes with the manual, a charging cable (USB-A to USB-C, one foot it seems), a AAA cartridge like most cheap flashlights, and that's about it. Still, it's not a bad little semi-hard case if you want to take it camping.I'm really just at a loss here.I almost wanted to trash this, but I really can't find anything but a few minor issues to complain about so far. Seriously, for around $20, if you need a property flashlight or something for camping? Just go ahead and add to cart now. It's way too big for an EDC, but for home use, it's beyond what you'd want. Easily justified 5/5 here.Yeah it gets pretty warm. What do you expect from such a bright light?!

Am flashlight fanatic after a lifetime of dealing with keeping horses on acreage and assortment of animals. Big to tiny flashlights. My sturdy little LE I’ve had and used heavily for years is becoming unreliable. Purchased this from revues. A little bigger than my LE, but boy what an improvement. Can’t speak to longevity, but boy it delivers. First, the C to recharge it, as am sick of searching through a tangle of cords, and my other rechargeables just quit, this one shows you exactly how much charge you have left, and didn’t know I wanted this 😂, not having to cycle through to turn it off! Press 3 seconds from anywhere. Loved 3 distinct light levels (ever turn your light on in your car and feel blinded?). The spot is easy and works good. And the addition of having the alternate battery that you put 3 AAAs in in case you can’t recharge is genius. After Helene(no power 10 days) I was using a lot of my battery things. So far I love it. Had banks, could recharge in car, but gas hard to find for awhile. Luckily i keep huge stores of batteries 😉. Definitely right now I recommend.