RECHOO Tactical Flashlights 4 Pack
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About RECHOO Tactical Flashlights 4 Pack
Overall Feedback:
88% positive
89% appreciated its adjustable beam focus, although 11% found it limited
The focusing expander may look like a machine screw design, but it's just window dressing. The slider narrows the beam with smooth action back and forth, achieving a perfectly acceptable resolution.
82% appreciated its long-lasting battery life, but 18% experienced quick drainage
I am grateful for the battery-powered feature as it is becoming difficult to find.
I bought a flashlight for a trip, but it didn't come with batteries even though the description said it would. I had to return it because I didn't have time to get batteries.
I need an external charger for the optional 18650 battery as the flashlight does not support recharging.
After two weeks, the flashlights failed. It's important to buy a reliable light that won't quit when you need it most, especially for work and possibly saving your life.
87% were satisfied with its brightness, while 13% found it dim
I was in an emergency situation where I needed light to change a tire, but I couldn't stop the flashlight from flashing. This indicates that the brightness of the flashlight was not sufficient for my needs.
88% praised for its rugged construction, but 12% experienced durability issues
In an emergency situation where I needed light to change a tire, I couldn't stop the flashlight from flashing. This indicates that the product is not durable enough to withstand such situations.
The flashlight couldn't be stopped from flashing during an emergency tire change, indicating the product's lack of durability.
86% liked its comfortable grip and handling, though 14% found it awkward
I noticed that the user mentioned that the focusing expander looks like a machine screw design for precision, but it is just window dressing. This shows the negative feedback from customer with respect to ergonomics of handheld flashlights.
The focusing expander may look like a machine screw design for precision, but it is just window dressing. This shows negative feedback regarding the ergonomics of handheld flashlights.
79% liked the intuitive switch and interface, but 21% found it confusing
The touch sensitive thumb switch offers a steady state, a rapid strobe and an SOS option which can signal a call for help from a good distance away.
To change modes, I lightly press the button and cycle through all the modes.
92% liked its lightweight and compact design
The box felt heavier than expected and the handheld flashlight has some real heft for such a small thing.
