Anker Rechargeable Bolder LC90 LED Flashlight, Pocket-Sized Torch with Super Bright 900 Lumens CREE LED, IPX5 Water-Resistant, Zoomable, 5 Light Modes

Lasted 8 great years with light to moderate use. Here is why I don't rank it lower, It can take a beating! I've dropped this many time and with the amount of times I've dropped it it lasted 8 years!! This is my favorite flash light. Currently I don't think its holding a charge or something is wrong with the insides. It doesn't last as long as it use too. It just started Flashing and turning off on its own. Could be because of all the times of dropped it. Haha!The design of the flashlight is great but I wish it had some kind of bumper or something so it wouldn't roll when I set it down on a table. Charging is pretty quick depending what you use. I have a wall charger for the batter. Also wish it was USB C.Overall you can't go wrong with this flashlight. I wish Anker would make more but I think they closed off that part of their company.

Purchased in 2017, this product has been a reliable companion for nearly 8 years, used 3–4 days a week for work. It keeps working perfectly, with no need for repairs or replacements. It’s incredibly durable, surviving high drops, accidental laundry cycles, and even being lost 4 times—yet it always found its way back to me. Highly recommend for its exceptional resilience!

Flashlight quality:Thse are really bright and compact. Well worth the money, and have given as gifts.

Nice light. I bought two, a few years apart. The first I like better--you can actually replace the battery yourself if desired. They glued the battery in on the new model which I do not appreciate. Though you can easily break the glue bond with some cushioned pliers and replace the battery if necessary (videos available), tho this will likely void your warranty (and Anker is historically very good with warranties).Light travel/intensity is great for my general purposes chasing cows out of my back yard and one for the truck, and tests show the stated lumens are accurate, unlike 95% of flashlights sold online. High beam is nicely bright on a full charge but dims somewhat after 5 min on high, or so. Still bright, just not maximal. The adjustable beam is very nice, though I wouldn't complain if the tightest beam was even narrower.I like this flashlight very much. I bought two. However, I have two primary complaints:1) You must cycle through the 3 steady-beam intensity levels, the strobing level, and the (silly?) "SOS" level to return to the highest beam. This can be obnoxious. Personally, I need high beam always. I would probably not even mention it if it had 3 steady beam levels you had to cycle through. But for me, the strobe, although bright and obnoxious, isn't going to stop any determined attacker, and the "SOS" signal just seems silly and unlikely to ever see any practical use, even if you get lost in the woods or break down on a dark highway. Ok, but I knew this when I bought the second unit, so obviously I can live with it.2) Battery compartment redesign so you 'cannot' access and change the battery. This is a major flaw in my opinion, and the reason I probably won't buy a third light for myself or for gifts unless this is reverted. Both older and new styles unscrew at the rear to expose a USB plug-in port for recharging (takes a couple hours to refill). Ok, unusual but I can live with it. The older model also would unscrew to reveal the battery that could be changed out immediately with a spare to get you right back into use. The new model has the battery compartment glued shut so nope, no spares for you--unexpectedly out of juice in the dark woods? Tough--find someplace to charge it for awhile. Naaah, no thanks. That also means that your flashlight is a disposable flashlight because when the battery dies, and it will eventually die (after they start degrading noticeably in battery life), you 'cannot' replace it. That makes it a very expensive flashlight. Anker's got a great 18-month warranty on most of their products that is admirable. But this is planned obsolescence that is not appreciated. On the old model if your battery failed after 18 months no big deal, just pop in a new one. On Anker's new model if it fails after 18 months, well, guess you gotta buy a new flashlight. Ridiculous and transparent. And not appreciated. It's also nice to be able to carry spare flashlight batteries camping and such and not having to wait hours for a recharge (if even possible while camping--certainly not convenient).Nice light. Good company and warranty. Crummy redesign that lowers its value.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Pretty bright, does what I need it to do, fair price

Anker are good products. I would buy again. Great light.

Best Flash light. Very Bright. So far I bought 8. Keep 2 in my house, 2 in my work shop and Gifted 4 to my Brothers.

easy to use , very bright , I purchased two