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Vastfire Flashlight--Crazy Bright

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This is a gangbuster flashlight.  It is only 7” long but it puts out astounding light. The information on the Amazon website was the only information about how it works.  There is a work light feature on the side that I could see but had no idea how to use.  The product description explained you hit the switch with two quick hits and it comes on.  That was the only complaint I had about this product, zero documentation came with it, nothing on the plain white box it came in either.  It has charging ports which are a very nice feature for charging your cell phone in an emergency.  It would run down your flashlight but your phone has a flashlight and you can call for help with your phone.   Due to the features, I’m going to overlook the lack of documentation in my rating.  

From the vendor:
VASTFIRE Most Powerful EDC Flashlight Rechargeable Zoomable Real 5000 LM 3 Modes with 26650 Battery White Red Side Work Light for Emergencies, XHP 90 LED Bright than xhp p50 XHP70

·         Flashlights high lumens 1000000---Authentic XHP 90 LED 5000 Lumens--- brighter than XHP70.2，XHP70, XHP50.2 and XHP50; 3 modes multi-purpose flashlight--- brightest mode,dimmer mode and a strobe mode

·         Adjustable focus flashlight---- intense spotlight shine 300+ yards easily, wide beam floodlight throw up to 200+ yards; Side lamp can either be white, flashing red light or red light which won't damage your night vision

·         Featured Side lantern, Battery power indicator, Micro usb port/cable included, and built-in power bank; included one 26650 Lithium 6000mAh battery lasts 4 to 5 hours

·         Compact pocket size is very easy to carry, made from aluminum is solid and water-resistant, Note: remove a little piece of paper that is blocking the flashlight from functioning, Remove the protector covering the end of battery before turn on it

 


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