WUBEN E7 1800 Lumen Rechargeable Mini Flashlight with Magnet - Super Bright 6 Modes ArmyGreen EDC Flashlight, Typ-C Rechargeable LED; IP68 Pocket Flashlight for Headlamp Use, Rescue, Camping

For a product made in china, I am very surprised with the quality of this rechargeable light. I only purchased it because there was one available at a reduced cost for used, like new condition. I avoid Chinese made items whenever possible. Sadly, my preference for products made in the United States is difficult, if not impossible most of the time.This light is perfect for short distance, wide angle needs. So far, the battery life has been exceptional. I later purchased another light after I received a 20% off coupon and decided to add the battery extension. Be advised, the extension requires a completely different battery. This is not clearly indicated anywhere in the description. At least I’m unable to find it. I believed it would simply use two stacked batteries of the same specifications used in the light without the extension. However, you will need a single 18650 3.7 V 2.0 AH 7.4 WH instead. I do recommend this product. The quality easily compares to much more expensive rechargeable lights such as products from Streamlight, but at a much more reasonable cost.

The right angle shape is great to be used while you get your hands free - as a headlamp, stuck in the car body for tire changes or clipped in your bag strap. It's very compact and sturdy for it's size and price, great value.What I liked: compact, easy charging, nice clip, strong magnet(careful not to scratch surfaces!)What could be improved: the tint and quality of the light could be better, I prefer warmer tints and 4500k could be offered as an option; the UI is easy but being able to have a shortcut to lowest mode would be better, since there's a shortcut for turbo - at night you don't wanna be flashed with a bright light and ruin your night visionWhat I didn't like: the lowest mode is still too bright at 5 lumens compared to 1 or even less than 1 lumens "moonlight" modes offered by other lights, however it's not a deal breaker considering the whole package.Pictures with measures and a 18650 battery for comparison.

Seriously, this little flashlight is a game-changer. I've had a bunch of EDC lights, and the Wuben E7 just hits different. It feels incredibly solid in hand, not cheap at all.For its size, the brightness is insane. I've used it for everything from walking the dog at night to finding dropped screws in the garage, and it's always delivered. The UI is simple.What really sells it for me are the little things: the magnetic tailcap is a nice touch for working hands-free, and It just tucks perfectly into my pocket without being bulky.Battery life has been great so far, and it just feels like a quality piece of gear. If you need a reliable, bright, everyday flashlight, just get the Wuben E7. You won't regret it.

I wanted to like this light since it’s so portable and detachable. I work in a plant so it’s nice to not carry so much on your body. This was something I was hoping to find since it was bright and light. At first I was amazed from how much output it had for the size but as soon as I took it to work it would die within an hour of use with the extension battery. I wouldn’t say this product isn’t good but I work 12 hour shifts and I need something that’s reliable. They have a setting mode that’s so low it’s basically unusable. You can’t see anything. You have to really just go full blast with it. I’ve had it die on me when I needed it. You can have an extra battery on you I suppose but it would be nice if they gave you a setting that was in between super bright and basically no light that way the battery would stay alive longer.

I have a thing for flashlights, bought over 20 so far on Amazon, and more from other locations, so I can say that while I'm not an expert I definitely qualify as a hands on voice of fair assessment.So.... This light...I love it!I gave Wuben a try and I do not regret it.First, the light is really bright in turbo mode. Like bright. For such a small housing it kicks. The other modes are easy to run through and even with holding the light in turbo mode multiple times at length, the battery last for a good while. The battery in the bottom of the light is strong. I used it on the edge of the hood and it gripped tight without walking. My wife started using it as a fast nightlight on the top of the headboard to check on the dog because it's faster to reach up and click the Wuben than to hunt for a light on the nightstand. Overall, it's a great little light with a lot of power for the money.

It's a good light. no frills, just all business. the clip and housing are sturdy and invokes a feeling of confidence that it will last. this sturdiness does come with one small drawback: it does add a bit of weight to the light. however, i found it to be negligible. the magnet is as strong as you'll ever need it to be. sometimes... a bit too strong. i've had to fight off multiple tools that were stuck to it a few times. i can also confirm it's water resistance. i accidentally dropped mine in a pan of gasoline (completely submerged) while changing and fuel filter...and yea... it kept on shining.if you're looking for a compact light (with a compact price) that packs a brightness-punch, give this one a shot. i doubt you will regret it.charging speed is approximately 1-1.25 hours depending on what battery you're using. (2 hours in my case).note: if you buy the housing extension to accommodate 18650 batteries, there is a small design flaw. a decent bump on the bottom of the light (the magnetic end) will momentarily break the connection from the battery and the light will shut off. you'll have to simply turn the light back on each time. this does not happen without the extension. from what i can deduce, the contact-spring used is a bit too spongey on the tension.