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Question: Will this work with just AA battery's?
Document: Nowhere in the product description does it mention that it requires a non-standard battery, specifically a 18650 3.7V battery. Maybe someone smarter than me can provide all the advantages of such a battery, but I don't want to have to buy special batteries just for a flashlight. Aside from the hassle, if you need it in an emergency and the battery runs out, then where do you find a replacement? Seems to me the battery requirement should be mentioned. Also bought Maglite LED flashlights and they work great on AA and AAA batteries.
BRIGHT light, center-white circle, almost looks like a &#34;spot light.&#34; All modes work great (strobe, SOS, solid). No instruction manual to figure that out (push and hold for a second, then click the on/off switch and it will cycle to the option you want). Only problem is that it does NOT come with the battery - get one with the charger. (It takes that special 3.7v 3000mah, much larger than a standard 1.5v AA).
We purchased five of these units to keep around the house. Great value for the money. Only wish they were a bit brighter. The fact that theu use AA batteries is a plus. Sturdy and reliable.
Be careful what batteries are needed. Some of these are inexpensive but need complicated/not available batteries. Of 5 different models I bought only 2 used AA/AAA batteries, the others are useless till I buy the right battery which I may not do - easier to just dump these
This little Ultrafire is by far my favorite. Nice bright flood is what you need. Perfect for a bicycle light. Forget all the crappy AA/AAA bicycle lights. This thing will make them look like candle. You will be able to actually see whats in front of you. A great light in a small package! Get a few 18650's and a decent charger and you"ll be set.
So if quality is needed, go with a highly rated light. But if you need a light around, as an extra this one is okay. Also, know that it does NOT take a standard AA or AAA battery. It uses a battery you would expect in a high quality military or law enforcement application.... All part of the effort of the manufacturer to lead you to believe it is a SureFire quality type light. Not the same quality light.
Is an alright flashlight but the battery life is very poor especially for $12 battery's the 3 different modes stopped working within 2 weeks.
This worked for a while until it quit permanently. Now a second one broke in the same manner. Other than that, before the lights broke in this manner, the flashlight works well, though it starts off with an annoying blinking on the first setting. The beam is focusing with a bright center, not an even beam like a higher quality flashlight. If you want a reliable, easy to carry, high quality flashlight I recommend a Fenix LD 20, which uses 2 AA batteries, the Eneloop rechargeable ones works very well, lasting a long time.
Just too much to invest in something that doesn't work.
I work in a factory that is well lit on its own; this light still shines over everything there. Love it
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