Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: I think I have one of these.  It works with a single AA battery.  Does this one?  I know it wouldn't be as bright with the AA battery.
Document: I've only had the flashlight a few days, but it seems well-made and is very bright. I actually ordered two of the flashlight kits. One charger was faulty. Its indicator light stayed green, even when charging a battery I had run down. The other charger showed a red indicator light that didn't turn green until hours later, after it had charged the battery. Without a working indicator light, it would be hard to know when the battery was charged.
I bought 10 of this and 2 were dead on arrival and a couple of batteries are just dead. The ones that works are outstanding brilliant but when you have a bussiness you need to test every single one to be sure are selling a good one. It is worth to take the risk...? Is up to you
I found nothing obviously wrong. After reassembling it and trying it again, it still shut off when pointed down. So, eventually, I examined the battery itself and found that one of the cells within it was loose. Inserting the second battery had the light working as it should. It does have a multifunction switch and you often have to push it a few times to get it on continuously instead of flashing. I'd prefer a single function switch. However, this thing puts my 9 LED flashlights to shame!
This was an impressive flashlight when I received it. It seems very well built and is very bright. Only problem is I bumped it hard and the LED came loose and no more light. Of course it happened right after return period. If you know you won't bump or drop it, I would get one.
I would like to see these lights with just an on-off switch. I think that works better for every day use. I would recommend this light. It is decent quality and priced right.
The output from the emitter is nice and bright white compared to a known good XML T6 that I have from a highly reputable dealer this one is pretty close to the same output when used with a single 18650 3000MAh cell. Build quality seems to be very nice threads are well cut and has O-Rings at every joint The light is typelll hard anodize. I ordered 2 more to check light to light quality so I'll get back to you on that aspect but I am very happy with this purchase.
did not work. how do I return it and get refund. this is the second one that I bought. the first one only lasted a month or so, and stopped after my son used it. I blamed him. now I know it was that flashlight.
I like the light, and the batteries. Zoom works well. I just wish the memory mode were more to my taste - this one will always advance to the next mode next time you turn it on. So if you turn it off after using in low brightness mode for a while, the next time you turn it on it will turn on in flash mode. (it goes Bright, Medium, Low, Flash, SOS, then back to Bright).
The T6 LED is very bright compared to its smaller version with the Q5 LED. Only drawback is that it does not take AA or AAA batteries. This particular model comes with 2 batteries and that helps because one can be charging while the other one is in the flashlight. The bronze color can be useful if one uses it for work because it is easier to find if misplaced. All in all, this package is very useful for anyone requiring a very bright smaller size flashlight.
It was still running after that!I don't have a lot of experience with professional flashlights, so maybe I'm easy to impress ..  but at 41 years old, this is the best and brightest flashlight I've ever owned. I just bought one earlier this week for a friend for his birthday since it was so cheap. He'll think I spent at least $50 on this thing.
Answer: yes