Pegmapri LED Xhp70 Flashlight 3 Modes Lighting Modes USB Flashlight Powerful Illumination Suitable for Travel Hiking Camping and Climbing, Black

A LED based unit will put out about 90 lumens per watt. Therefore, a 90,000 lumen unit would have to be about 1000 watts. The flashlight would probably ignite flammable materials. Even a 9,000 lumen unit would be a hot 100 watts. The only thing I can think of regarding this claim is lumen density, and not actual lumens.I will hold it at 3 stars until it's been on a few runs with me. It seems sturdy; the lens cap is plastic, and is removable by unscrewing the ungasketed head. This is significant because this can expose the unit to water damage. The plastic lens is probably scratchable. The LED chip will probably administer a significant burn injury if touched while exposed. If battery life turns out to be decent, and the unit does not die on me, I might come back here and lay another star. However, if these Dead on Arrival stories turn out to be true, then I will have to take away two stars.Update 2020 January 24Now a two star rating: The light started flickering real bad, even on full battery charge. I returned the unit, and Amazon provided a prompt refund. Do pay attention to these customer reviews.

The claim of "brightness is three times that of xml-t6" is absurd given that it would require the XHP70 LED to be driven to its max rating, however "super bright & 3 modes using high-quality xhp 70 led chip, super high brightness 1500-2000 lumens" appears to be legitimate as it is a big brighter than my legit 1200 lumen flashlight from a reputable name, where third-party tests have repeatedly confirmed the OTF rating for that light is correct. Considering that it takes tripling the lumen rating for a doubling of apparent brightness, and that this appears slightly brighter than my 1200 lumen light, I'd suggest that the 1500-2000 lumen claim is legitimate and in the ballpark of what is being emitted OTF.The 26650 cells are another matter; they seem to be very light, only slightly heavier than my best 16550 cells, and jump from 3.7V to "full" in a matter of a few minutes, so I am very skeptical of the quality (I have not yet capacity tested them, but while one cell was at 3.7V, the other was around 3.2V). However as I saw no capacity rating specified I will not dock any stars on the overall capacity rating. for now, for "Battery life" I will give it 3 stars, and it may go down from there. If they do not at least match my 3500mah 16550s, or if one of the cells turns out to be bad, I will dock at least one star.Value for money, and brightness: Five stars on both counts. When I purchased, it did not state 9000 lumens, but 1500-2000, so I am assuming that this was one of the products making absurd lumen claims. Therefore, I am not docking any stars for brightness. As under-driving the LED, while inefficient on a lumens-per-watt basis, will extend battery life, this is an acceptable tradeoff for most (I will be opening it up to see what drivers will fit, with an eye to upgrading to 5000 lumen).If this listing made the 9000 lumen claim, I would have given a 1-star rating, and will downgrade my rating if I happen to notice their increasing their lumen claims. At the time of purchase, and at the time of this review, they claim 1500-2000 lumens, which are in line with my observation.Update (a few minutes later): I tested with my best set of 16650 cells, and this flashlight is much brighter with low resistance, high-current cells; it's a marked difference, with the result being significantly brighter than my 1200 lumen flashlight, which implies that the current 1500-2000 lumen rating may be slightly conservative. I am pleased with this flashlight purchase.Update a short while later: Some of the magic smoke escaped, and brightness dropped. I'm docking three stars, and am going to exchange it. There is possibility this could be caused by the imbalanced cells, so I am going to revisit after the exchange.

Very durable flashlight and the lighting is super bright. I was impressed with the battery life (even though I wanted more). when using the high beam I can spot coyotes from across my 8 acre field. Great buy!!

what do you expect from $18?....flash light came completely without any instruction, box was closed, by I doubt that product is completely new: the reflective lens has scratches on it outside and inside....light itself is not bad but it heavily depends on this magnifying lens...and as I've mentioned, it has scratches....sad!And here we go: right on a first charge it died....batteries leaked.....ordering replacement: let's see if have better luck on a second try!UPDATE: just got my replacement....of course it's a used product, but the flashlight is actually good....even though this one (replacement) also came with scratched glass...

I bought one when I received it worked for 5 minutes. Then it would not turn on. I figured it was probably the batteries so I recharged it overnight. The next day it still did not work. I tried leaving it to recharge all day and even though the lights said it was charged, it still did not work. Amazon replaced it with another one. It was the exact same problem. I figured this time since I liked the flashlight I would just simply buy a separate charger. Which I did. the charger had an electronic display to show the level of charge. The battery turns out that one battery could only hold 20% the other a 10% charge. After charging the batteries for two days. It still did not work. maybe it was the button, or maybe the cheap batteries, I do not know. but I do not need another paperweight. I returned them both.

Great flashlight really bright although not as bright as advertised as you would expectWould’ve given it 4 stars or higher but the charger would not work plugged in to charge and nothing tried it in another device and still nothing got a different charging cord and it worked so you only get 3 stars

What an amazing light. The 1st one I bought I dropped from 2 feet. It broke, they replaced it. It’s the brightest flash light I’d ever owned. I recommend trying one.

seller would not do any thing for me but to say charge batterys I said I have 5 sets of 26650 battery and still wasn't as bright as my 8000 lumens and hes add says 90000