WUBEN X2 1,800 High Lumens Outdoor Pocket Flashlight 90+ High CRI, 175° Floodlighting Mini Rechargeable Flashlight for EDC, Camping, Night Walk, Emergency with 6 Light Modes, Type-C Charging Lanyard

Liking this light a lot! Turbo is amazing, and the high output is very useful. The light is well-built, the clip is solid, and the UI is simple and effective. The lanyard–USB charging cable is an awesome treat!The light is smaller than you'd think, but this does not discourage EDC use as it perfectly fits in my pockets. It is so good that it would be a killer deal if it had an inverted clip to fit onto a hat and a magnetic tailcap!Still, totally recommended. Wuben is about to launch the PRO version of the X2 with lots of cool features including the above, so can't really wait for more innovative products from this brand!

This is a bit of an unusual form factor for a flashlight but, I really like it. I carry it in the watch (or fifth) pocket of my blue jeans. You need to lock it out to avoid accidental activation since the "ON" button is rather large. This also makes it easy to activate and use so, not really a problem for me, just an observation. This tab also covers the charge port (USB C) and the battery status LED.For such a compact flashlight, it has an exceptionally broad beam for large area lighting. It isn't a throw monitor but, has a pretty good reach but this best used for lighting up large areas, whether a room or a parking lot of ball field.I am still getting to know this flashlight but, battery life and charge times seem to be in the middle range of my current flashlights. Good but, not great. Certainly adequate and serviceable for me needs.Lastly, the white color makes it much easier locate in a dark room or if dropped at a campsite. While not a cheap flashlight, it is a unique option IMHO. If you want a compact flashlight that will really light up a large broad area, this is it. It is also a high CRI flashlight so colors are reproduced more accurately than most flashlights commonly found at retail locations so, discerning whether that black think in the grass is a snake, a garden hose, or something else is much easier!

Insanely bright Light source (it's more than a flashlight). Heavy, substantial, has a safety cover (and yes it's bright with the cover on). Do not point this at anyone's eyes, it's that powerful.The connection to the lanyard is kind of flimsy, I wouldn't trust it and bought a separate carabiner so I could keep it on my belt. It's kind of bulky on your chest, but it does look cool :)

The size of this light is pretty small, which is a good thing. It's a super powerhouse in turbo mode. And the customizable brightness of each normal mode ( low, med, high) is a real plus. Default is low = 5 lm, med = 100 lm, and high = 400 lm. But you can set it so that high is 800 lm,The ranges are:low = 5 -100 lmmed = 100lm - 400 lmhigh = 400 lm - 800 lm.on turbo after about a minute it'll auto drop from 2500 lm to 800 lm. Doesn't feel as hot as most lights when pushing out turbo or 800 lm. Wuben has been making some great designs. You can go straight into turbo from off by double clicking, and strobe or SOS by 3 clicks.Only down side and reason it's not 5 stars is that the batteries are supposedly not replacable, but you can open the bottom like the X1. So theoritically you can change the batteries once they stop taking a charge.

This is a well built, very bright light. Due to the arrangement of LEDS and reflectors I think its excellent as an area light... the beam is broad and even with no noticeable dark areas or hot spots... simple interface. I use it when walking my dog and its great!

The pictures simply just do not do justice as to how small this light is. When I took it out of the box I was initially thinking I was going to be disappointed, but I sure was wrong. This little light packs a big punch. With the solid metal housing I am sure it can take a beating.I also have an X0 and the interface is just a little different, so be sure to read the instructions. It is really easy to operate, USB C charging is simply the most convenient and the included lanyard/charging cable is a neat accessory.My only complaint, and this is really on me for choosing the white, is that it does show scuff marks and dirt really easily. It is a matte finish, so it simply picks up dirt and scuffs from anything it rubs against. So if you want to keep it clean, do not throw it in your pocket with change or keys. I also wish I could reverse the clip, so if needed I could clip it on to the brim of a baseball cap to use as a head lamp.

The media could not be loaded. Mixed feelings on this one. It’s bright enough for my work, compact enough for my pocket… but it didn’t get to 4 months without big issues. The clip slowly started failing so it kept falling out of my pocket even though I clip it on. It randomly stopped functioning, sometimes for minutes at a time. In the video, you can see it’s on turbo mode, and clicking the button does nothing. It got quite hot because I couldn’t shut it off, and it eventually shut off on its own. Before that it would randomly decide to not turn on, and yes, I didn’t quad-click-lock it and forget I did. Sometimes throwing it on a charger for a few minutes helped “reset” it, even though I charged it fully the night before, and the battery should be at least half charge.I got this because someone absconded with my Wuben e7 and I wanted to try this, but I’ll be going back to an e7 now.

Great little flashlight,the user interface is good and makes sense with modes and spacing. Locking it out with 4 clicks can be tricky and has to be done fast. I love the wide beam pattern and the tint of the neutral white is excellent for seeing in the woods/outdoors.