WARSUNCompact Multi-Mode Pocket LED Flashlight - 675LM, USB-C Rechargeable, IPX4, Dual Material, Red/Blue Strobe, for Everyday Carry & Travel

I have a collection of of led flashlights, from name brand expensive to no name cheap. I have to say this is a real everyday carry. After many eye surgeries I rely on good light to see.The way to put it is, if this got lost tomorrow I would with no hesitation order another one immediately. And buy two right away.With a magnetic at the end this can double as an emergency light for road side safety. Flashing red and blue no one can say they didn’t see you.

Awesome flashlight! Easy to switch to strobe mode and very light and compact. When I teach womens self defense classes, I advise people to get a flashlight with a strobe mode that doesn't require you to cycle through all of the settings. This one, once it's on, you just have to press the on button twice fast to get the strobe.So far it has come in handy when walking the dog early in the morning in the dark and crossing busy intersection. Even with a crosswalk light being on "walk" people will still turn right on red right in front of me and refuse to stop as I am walking. Switching the light to strobe mode stops impatient drivers right away, it's magic!I am getting another one and replacing the heavier emergency flashlight (backup) in my 10 essential kit for hiking and backpacking.

I was surprised at how thin and compact this is. I was expecting something larger for the car or maybe a coat pocket. But you could easily EDC this in a pair of jeans or shorts. The thickness is maybe 1/3”. Length is about 3.5-4”. I included pics next to a AA and AAA flashlight for reference.I’m not a huge fan of the modes. You have to click on once to turn on the top light which only has one brightness setting. Click again to turn on the front flood light on low, click again for medium, again for high, again for red/blue flashing. The red/blue is useless to me. Even when I worked patrol, that had no use to me. Nothing but a sales gimmick. I’d like to see a quick access setting to turn on the top light and the front light, maybe even two separate switches. Gets annoying having to click through 5 modes to turn off or get to another mode.Other than some nitpicks on the modes/settings, it feels solid and well made and for the money, I’m happy. If you’re looking for a tax light with j stand access to high mode or mode memory, this isn’t it. As long as you know what you’re getting, it’s fine. Magnet is a plus for working under a hood or something. I was able to stick it on my microwave, nice downward lighting without blinding you for cooking on the stove during a power outage.

Seriously doubt it's anywhere near 675Lm. However, it's still very bright. The size and shape make it a great EDC flashlight. Bought it because of the shape. Turns out that I really like it.The flashlights beam is wide and somewhat diffused as opposed to an actual defined narrow beamed. Ideal for indoors or walking. It doesn't seem to throw very far outdoors like a tight beam would, but it's still very useful.

OK, I saw the Warsun T7 hyped up on a social media app by seller after seller and decided to order one here on Amazon for a similar price but a known trusted seller. I have not been disappointed with the performance of this little light! The size and weight make it the ideal EDC that is truly easy to drop in your pocket each day. The switch is easy to operate and the magnet in the base is strong. Illumination levels are solid for a light this size are impressive and I've noticed no heat issues. Battery life is also good so far.One attribute of this light that I really appreciate is that the end light (spot) is more of a crisp cool white color which is great for peering into dark corners, yet the side flood/area light is a much warmer color which is not as harsh if illuminating an area for a period of time. FWIW, the red/blue strobe seems more gimmicky than not, but there also is no harm in it being there.So does the Warsun T7 live up to the hype seen on other platforms? Mu opinion is 'mostly so'--it's a very good light at an affordable price, offers different modes for different situations, and best of all it's a size/form factor that lends itself to actually being a true 'carried' EDC light.

This is a small very light weight flashlight that fits very nicely into a purse, it's not bulky. But it provides a large amount of light, the side light has comparable output to my 1000 lumen flashlights. Due to its small size the battery life is shorter, but the light output is good, and it looks cool.

This is a bright, compact flashlight. I hadn’t paid attention the info about the.light when ordering. Guess I expected something a little bigger but ended up being very surprised with its function. Definitely a keeper & will be ordering more for gifts.

Great light - purchased several - fits my breast pocket - magnetic base is strong - bright but not binding - plan to buy more one in each car and tool box - just waiting for the right sale price