ULTRAFIRE A100 3-Color-Light Tactical 18650 Flashlight, xml-t6 800 Lumen Small led Torch, 2 Pack

Excelentes para películas y filmaciones. :D

Although this hand-held torch throws out a bright beam, even with the red filter attached. After even a reasonable length of time, the casing gets quite warm. My main dislike though is its weight. It is heavy and I was wanting and expecting, when I ordered this, to be the same as my original Ultra Fire of which I had lost the front lens.

These are really nice lights. I live in the woods and in a great night sky area. Using the red lens works great for seeing at night without a clear light disrupting your vision of the stars. These adjust from a broad light to a narrow view. I have a screen porch. A broad flashlight shining through screen just reflects back but with a twist to narrow the beam you can shine through the screen and see what is in the yard. The magnetic end cap works great for sticking a flashlight where you can find it. Good value for a pair of nice lughts.

I have owned these lights in the past, and only had to replace them because of repeated abuse. For example, being dropped down a rocky cliff - the LED broke. But they held up very well until the abuse went above and beyond what they are meant to withstand. The switches tend to be the weak point in these lights, and this brand and model holds up better than most. You can expect 2-3 years of hard (daily) use, which is a pretty good bargain at this price. I buy them without batteries and invest in name brand rechargeables, which give way more hours of service than the batteries from this company that are included with other units (but you have to be very careful about how you source those batteries).

I got a bunch of these to prep for a big camping trip where some people were inexperienced campers and didn't have gear. Cheap enough to hand out several, durable enough that they're hard to break, battery life is long enough for people who are careless. The best part is the changeable lenses - super easy, and you can just stick red lenses on them before you hand them out if you don't want people killing your night vision all the time. Bright enough to be a solid upgrade from incandescents, but not at all blinding. I imagine these would be great for kids.