Rechargeable Spotlight, 990000 Lumens Led Spot Lights Handheld Large Flashlight Super Bright Outdoor Solar Spotlights Searchlight with Cob Light, 6 Modes, IPX5 Waterproof

I live in the country and don't have a lot of light sitting on 3 acres. So I wanted a spotlight that was powerful enough to light up my back yard and near neighbors just for neighborhood watch. This works great. The side light is more handy than I thought it'd be at first because it's so small. But it actually works very nice. It is a bit strange to have to cycle through all settings just to turn it off. But, you get used to it and it's not that bad. Not sure I need the colored lenses but I have them and will try those out. But overall I would recommend. I really like the lightweight of it because I have arthritis in both hands so holding something heavy is not comfortable at all. The price was better than some of the other ones that didn't include everything this did. And I can see across all my yard and property just fine. I like it, it works and thank you.

Extremely bright light, mobile cell charging is neat option, cycling thru lighting options is somewhat of a PITA, but tolerable, holding the handle trigger switch for 3 seconds TURNS OFF any lighting function (good option) - highly recommended product and is used in my emergency services work !!

I use this on my boat to see the shoreline at night. I also used it for aligator hunting. This thing is bright with a beam that goes far, damn near to the moon. LOL. I've had other marine spot lights and they were not this bright and they got so hot they actually melted the seat fabric. Not this one, didnt get hot at all. Lasted the whole night spotting eyeballs. It does take a long time to recharge, but it also lasts a long time holding the brightness. It's not waterproof by no means, but for the cost, its worth having to by another if it gets too wet and breaks. Wish it would've came with a green lens cover, but it does come with red, blue and yellow. Get this light, you wont be disappointed.

Among the things in my household, for some reason, I have an inordinate amount of flashlights of different kinds. It seems the older I get the more of them I need, or at least in my head I think I do. I recently saw this particular spotlight for sale online and I went ahead and purchased. It is surprisingly very lightweight, and it's very bright. If there is a negative to this particular unit, it would be that you have to toggle through the different light mode by pulling the trigger on the spotlight. I do wish they had a selectable switch and then it was just on or off. Other than that, it is not a bad spotlight for the money.

I live in a forest and this is WONDERFUL to see anything crunching in the night.

I bought 2 of these lights. The sole purpose of these lights was to be able to do all my animal chores as we creep into winter with less daylight hours.I thought the solar panels built into the top were pretty neat because I could set them on my porch in the sun to recharge them. That is not the case. When the battery is low, the sun will not recharge them like I had thought.The lights come with this super short little cord to charge them. It’s just a short cord that is virtually worthless because it won’t reach anything within reason. So I had to buy new longer cords to use with them just to charge them. Also, they do not come with a wall plug, so you will need to purchase that as well if you plan on plugging them into a normal wall outlet.The lights are very very bright. I’m able to shine around the entire perimeter of my property looking for predators with no problem.I bought these lights in the middle of September. It’s now the end of November.When I first bought the lights I could charge them fully (the 3 blue lights are no longer blinking but solid when fully charged) & they would last me about 3 days before I needed to charge them again.I use them while preparing grain, packing hay bags, mucking stalls, & making sure all my chickens are closed up after dark. We recently built our barn & don’t have all the wiring for lights completed yet, so these are used for that purpose.After two months of nightly use, the lights are blinking or are on their last blue blinking battery life bar before I get done with all of my animal chores. I have to charge them every night now so they will be fully charged because the batteries don’t last long now. All my chores take about an hour and a half to complete.So it looks like I’m probably going to have to buy a different set of lights soon, just to get thru the winter months here.It’s pretty disheartening because I thought I would at least be able to rely on these for my animal chores during winter but it’s not looking that way at all.They aren’t super expensive lights but for me, I could have spent that $90 (give or take a little) that I spent on 2 lights & used it on something else that would last longer.I feel these in the end have been a big waste of money. They didn’t last long & I had to spend additional money buying cords & such to be able to charge them.Also, it’s kinda a gimmick to make people think they can simply charge them with the little solar panel on them, when it doesn’t even seem to work.Learn from my mistake, don’t waste your money & keep looking.

Bought this and another one to compare. This one is rated at 990,000 lumens and is much brighter than the other that is rated at over one million lumens. I like the light and battery life, but.. it’s gets very annoying to have to cycle through all the functions to get it to turn off.

A really bright light! Fun because it has different functions - blinking, a red/green light strobe type effect. But mainly, we use the really bright spotlight when out on the golfcart at night to search for wildlife. It's comically large and fun to use! Highly recommend.