Rechargeable Flashlight – Three Beam Modes, USB-C Charging and IPX6 Shell

Rechargeable Flashlight – Light in Your Hand and a Phone That Lasts a Little Longer

An aluminum flashlight with three beam settings and a built-in cell you top up over USB-C. The same cell feeds a phone back through the port when the battery bar gets low. Rated IPX6, so a downpour on the driveway is not a problem.

Why choose a rechargeable flashlight?

Flashlights that run on loose cells are almost always dead the one night you need them. This one charges off the cable you already carry, alongside everything else. The three modes let you pick between throwing light far and keeping it going.

• Three beam modes — high for distance, low for a long run time, plus a signal setting.
• USB-C charging — the same cable as your phone or laptop, so nothing extra to pack.
• Power bank output — the cell gives current back to a drained device.
• Aluminum body — takes a drop onto gravel without cracking open.
• IPX6 rating — rain and splashing water stay outside the housing.

One light for the breaker panel, the campsite and the walk back to the car.

Charge it fully before you put it away, so it works the moment you reach for it. The low setting runs longest, around twenty hours, while high drains it considerably faster. If it sits unused for months, store it about half charged.

Specifications

• aluminum housing
• three beam modes
• rechargeable cell with USB-C
• run time up to 20 hours
• IPX6 water resistance

Charge it up and drop it in the glove box.