WdtProHigh-Powered LED Flashlight S3000, Super Bright Flashlights - High Lumen, IP67 Water Resistant, 3 Modes and Zoomable for Camping, Emergency, Hiking, Gift

Definitely worth the price! Three modes, all perfect! I ordered another one today. I used this last night on bright mode, it lit my entire, very long driveway. Very impressed.

Finally found a decent flashlight! These are truly heavy duty and work very brightly!

Works great. The beam is crisp. It can be wide vision or narrow vision. It's great for walking my dog. Easy to put together, batteries fit snug in holder. Easy to use.

Was a good price.Works pretty well. Is brighter than my other ones. I like the different options. Batteries have held up so far. Glad it has a wrist strap that's nice. The button on bottom is kinda iffy and it holds dirt bad if something barely gets on there it doesn't want to come off. Those are my main complaints.

This thing is awesome! Flood light, spotlight or strobe light all are super bright and the flashlight's quality is heavy duty built really well. Good choice.

A flashlight you want in your car or bedroom. Such good value for your money you can get one for both places. Easy to use, high power and visibility. Zoom feature with switch functionality. Give it to a loved one!

A great bargain for a first class Flash Light. Needs 4 AA batteries (not include).

First off the brightness and beam quality (it is "zoomable"). It is bright. The light output is slightly brighter than a Minimag Pro+ (~325 lumens +). The beam quality on wide is broad and like a flood light in that it has no hot spot. Zooming in to max, the hot spot does project 100 yards +/- and light up a reflective sign. (As far as I could go).The key issue though is that as soon as you start "zooming" to get any kind of hot spot you lose a lot of the beam spread which reduces the usefulness (& width) of the illumination.If you are looking for a broad area illumination light this will work nicely. I would note that on high the illumination level is too much for most uses unless pointed a the ceiling to provide room illumination.The build quality appears to be good and the key area of failure on this light will be the off on switch. The metal casing is decent as are the seals. Note this is NOT a submergable light. With that in mind the casing will outlast the switch.The other key area is the battery carrier. It requires a battery carrier for the 4 AA. The plastic is not cheap nor flimsy. It appears to be decent quality. That said this carrier design is better than many I have seen as far as keeping the batteries in place if dropped. The manufacture says specially not to use a 3.7 volt battery and to use only AA. The battery connection points would make this impossible anyway. Plan on using AA only. It works with rechargeable and non rechargeable lithium & alkaline AA batteries. (1.5 volt)All in all a decent light for sub $15.