ThruNite Catapult Pro Rechargeable Flashlight, SFT70 LED, 1005 Meters Throw, 2713 High Lumens Bright Searchlight, Long Beam Distance Spotlight for Hiking, Camping, and Hunting - CW

VERY BRIGHT AND VERY FAR REACH!This is an absolute power house as far as a compact searchlight. The beam is tight and concentrated! It has a strong aluminum body with great gripping. Takes about 3 hours to charge and is also very easy to use! Overall a great product. And the price is fantastic. For a compact searchlight you cannot go wrong!

I have a lot of flashlights but I needed a long strong thrower (tight beam). This light does the job for much less than the popular brands.You can custom set the default switch on power. Its easy to do, I set mine on highest. It comes with a turbo mode and strobe that I never use. It has a very low light mode that can last for days on a charge, which is useful if you are camping or something. It has a lockout mode, to prevent accidental powering.This comes with a 26650 battery, which is not extensively used, but thrunite likes them. I have their TC20 which also uses that battery. And I got a couple spare 26650s to swap out in case of extended use. The TC20 is wide beam and pairs well with the catapult.

This is my third flashlight that I tested this past month. And it's the best one by far. I needed something small that can cast a very long spotlight to light up dark objects at night from far away.I had tested the Coast XP18R before this, much bigger flashlight that was brighter than this light but did not reach anywhere near as far, however it provided a strong bright, wide floodlight. So I think that's a better flashlight for most people and general use.However I needed long range.I need range and brightness. And this little and simple flashlight reaches much further. Still surprisingly bright and that's from the more focused pattern.The only downside is that you can not adjust it from long range spotlight casting to more of a flood light when you need it. But it's bright enough that it's fine either way.Also avoid leaving it on brightest mode before putting it away as I've had it accidentally turn on and nearly burn a hole in my pocket from the intense brightness! Yeah, it's very powerful.As a side note.I've also tried the fake xhp 160 or whatever fake chip name Chinese flashlights use with the big honeycomb style LED claiming 100,000-200,000 lumens but those were only about 3000 lumens which is still very bright but I didn't like the pattern on them, they were floodlight more than spotlight and the color was funky.But they were so cheap that for general use. At around $40 those are worth trying out too.Again for me, the thrunite turned out to be the absolute best in terms of long range beam, clarity, and ease of use with the small size.

The media could not be loaded. totally worth your money. If you’re having second thoughts, don’t. This is a nice thrower flashlight, has good battery life, and is really bright. Light pollution in the area where I took this light to test is very high as you may see but it still works great and really impressed me.

Well made. Good value for the price. The beam of light does travel very far. Okay brightness but could be so much better if they added a second LCD. This light just has one: of course the battery charge would drain faster.

A ridiculously great light for the price. I use a modlight on my duty rifle that runs $300 dollars and this handheld is close, if not better than the modlight. It’s all about the throw and this light throws far. It gets hot after some usage but that is expected for a beam as good as this. Good size. Lightweight. Comes with a holster but fits into your pocket. Not really for EDC use, but definitely good for a camping trip or your car. Seems pretty durable with a solid build, feels great in hand. Would 100% recommend this flashlight if you’re not looking for “name brand” but still want the quality and performance of name brand.

Once u figure the lock out, this is a great flashlight, like the way it operates. The on/off button is hard to fine, but you can fell the rubber cover for charging, the on/off button is on the other side, it's like 6 and 12 oclock. I have no issue with it. Well worth the money. On high it is very bright, turbo is even brighter.

Had the light for about 6 weeks or so.The good: I love it. Smaller than I thought it would be but it's perfect size. Still will fit into your pocket if needed. Super bright light. Exceeded my expectations and the beam tight but not too tight. When they said it'll shine 1,000 meters they mean it. Because it WILL. Battery life if fair on Turbo. If your using it for extended sessions I would recommend getting an extra battery. Not knocking the battery life at all. Have to remember this is a high put put light. I don't use any other mode than turbo but they seem great. Accidentally blinded my self with the strobe once so I don't recommend doing that twice. Came with a case, short wrist lanyard, extra o-rings and a charging cable.The bad: Only thing I don't like and it may just be me. But I do not like the on and off button. Obviously if you need to use a flash light than it's more than likely it's because you can't see anything or what your doing. So if you need to turn the light on it may take a few seconds before you locate the on and off button. So if you need to turn it on and off very quickly without it already being in your hand then your going to fumble with it for a few seconds before finding it. It needs to be bigger or stick out further. Maybe a bubble like push button like on mag lights would be good. Even better imo is just to put a button on the back of it on the battery cap. Then could be easy and super fast to find in the dark. Other than that it's a great light. I have recommended this light to my friends because is so good and I would buy again. Actually going to buy a flood light of equal power.