MANKER U11 USB Rechargeable Pocket EDC Flashlight, 1050 Lumens CREE XPL V5 LED Torch, Use 1x18650 or 2X CR123 Battery, IPX-8 Waterproof, with Pocket Clip (Cool White)

Great Product at a competitive price (Compared to other sellers here in the UK)Superb spread of cool white light and so easy to useI like the way the each press of the switch increases the beam intensity, also you can use rechargeable or disposable batteries.

Nice small size, but with gobs of light. Do keep in mind that this is not a "throw" light (long focal length), but more of a flood type. Plenty of light out and many many many settings. Can you use it without doing all of them? Yes, you can and it is just fine with the defaults.Pros: Small, good feel, plenty of light, many levels of light, uses the 18650 battery which can have,depending on which one you buy, good capacity. Lowest common capacity is 2,300Mil high capacity run in excess of 3,400mils.Cons: UI. The User Interface, while not a significant problem has a few gotchas. The worst, to me, is the initial press to turn it on (very light press) requires so little pressure that you can . . . very . . . easily have it turn on in a pocket, and since the default single light press brings it up in lowest output, you may not notice it for hours. In perspective, run time at the lowest setting is 45 days with a 3400mil battery. It's just if you do not notice it is on and put the flash on the shelf . . . dead battery.I bought this one for a flood type small flash. With the UI disclaimer, it is well worth the $45 I paid.

I just received this light and after discovering I had a defective battery, this light is great. It is about the same length as a Surefire backup but the head is a little larger in diameter. This thing puts out a very bright light in turbo mode at over 1000 lumens. You have four other lower light settings to choose from and it has a strobe, sos, and beacon feature. The light does not come with a battery. It uses a 18650 lithium battery which can be charged in the flashlight by connecting a micro USB cord. The flashlight comes with a charging cable, a lanyard and a pocket clip. I really like not having to bring extra batteries along on a long trip. I just plug it in while driving and it is charged up and ready to go. I also own a Nitecore my 10 which is a good rechargeable flashlight, but the Manker U11 has a better throw and easier to feel switch. I think you will like this little powerhouse of a flashlight.

This is now my favorite every day carry. I've set mine to the pro mode which allows you to set the intensities of the different light levels, access to battery gauge, beacon, strobe, turbo unregulated, sos and option to illuminate the button so you can put it down in total darkness and easily find it and power up the light with no worries. I not a fan of shimmer though. That setting is so faint it's easy to think you've turned the light off when you get to that part of the cycle. In order to turn this light off you need to press and hold the button until the light goes off, It takes less than a second. Anyway it is a great general purpose light,

Great light for the price, super bright and very well machined. Had an issue with the first light, switch light would not turn off and could only get it to turn on to one brightness level. Contacted the manufacturer and received quick reply. Light was returned to Amazon and I had a new one the next day! The only complaint is the user interface. It would be nice to be able to program which brightness came on with the first click instead of having to cycle through all of them.

The best part is that it's very small and takes 18650 , i wish it was more floody and had xhp 35 or xhp50 led , the button feel is perfect but "" you have to learn how to use it ....it's very unusual ""

Nice flashlight!

the good:chargerlots of modesmoonlight modei like the light color, cool white, you may notbattery condition flash mode - guesses state of charge of the batteryprogrammable brightness - but not on moonlight modeblue led on the sidethe price is okit is plenty bright on the higher levelsit is built very well - no complaintslooks nice toothe button has a nice feelthe bad:weird user interface, you may like it, i don;t - i HATE if you press the button too fast, it goes to super bright blinky most annoying modeway too many blinky useless modesno way to go to turbo instantly from off - UNLESS you go to turbo, turn off, then remember to do a slow-press to turn it on PITAway bigger and heavier than some other perfectly good lights, like DQG tiny IV 18650moonlight mode should be about 10x brighter, .07 lumens is barely visiblebrightness levels are not really evenly or logically spacednot really a fan of the rubber USB cover