'Napoleon's Baby'
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About 'Napoleon's Baby'
Overall Feedback:
74% positive
74% appreciated its adjustable beam focus, although 26% found it limited
The light drains the battery as it gets turned on accidentally in the tool bag and is not adjustable.
68% appreciated its long-lasting battery life, but 32% experienced quick drainage
One full charge lasts for several weeks and the brightness isn't impacted even with battery depletion.
The battery life is terrible and not as advertised. I have not seen it last more than 3 hours, being generous.
At full brightness, the battery life lasts only about an hour.
The advertised battery life of 12 hours is not accurate. The battery goes dead after 12 hours of use, and recharging takes 4-6 hours. So, I have to keep it permanently charging if I want to use it.
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70% were satisfied with its brightness, while 30% found it dim
The light is pretty bright and perfect for DoorDash, but might not be bright enough for large aircraft.
The flashlight has a cool/daylight white hue and is incredibly bright.
I love how the flashlight shines really bright and I can concentrate the light to a smaller, intense beam of light.
I bought the flashlight to test its brightness and it is pretty bright. However, I doubt the lumens as mentioned by the seller (100,000 lumens).
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68% praised for its rugged construction, but 32% experienced durability issues
The quality of the flashlight seems decent.
The flashlight works great with my camera as cameras capture spectrums we cannot see.
The flashlight has a long battery life and maintains brightness even after the battery is depleted.
I suggest that this product is suitable for occasional use and can be stored in a drawer when not in use.
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66% liked its comfortable grip and handling, though 34% found it awkward
The flashlight is smaller than expected, but it could be a positive for some people because of its portability.
I noticed that the light is in the blue spectrum instead of white spectrum which is sunlight. This makes it difficult to see objects with the flashlight as humans are adapted to seeing with natural sunlight.
The flashlight's blue spectrum light makes it difficult to see objects as humans are adapted to natural sunlight.
67% liked the intuitive switch and interface, but 33% found it confusing
The charger is micro-USB, so I should be aware of it if I am trying to switch my devices to the newer connector.
The on-off switch is very sensitive and easily turns on/off, and it is not recessed or shrouded.
The switch has completely failed, indicating a problem with the switch type and interface of my handheld flashlight.
The Flashlight O-Ring at Tail Cap breaks instantly, indicating a problem with the switch type and interface of my handheld flashlight.
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68% appreciated its water and shock resistance, but 32% experienced issues
I frequently use the Beryl rechargeable LED light without worrying about how often I use it. I just recharge it and it's good to go.
I am disappointed and shocked that the ring which seals the flashlight and makes it water-resistant is sold separately on Amazon for $9. This negative sentiment towards the water and shock resistance feature of the flashlight.
71% liked its lightweight and compact design, but 29% found it bulky
The flashlight is smaller than expected, but it could be a positive for some due to its portability.
I did not mention anything about the weight and portability of the flashlight.
