TrustFire DF70 Dive Light 3200 Lumens Diving Flashlight with XHP70 Underwater Waterproof to 230ft for Night Scuba Diving - with 26650 Rechargeable Battery and Charger

I thought my flashlights with 1865 batteries is bright enough until last camping. One of my friends brought this one and impressed everyone including me. Finally, I have one now. The built quality which I knew before is the same good. I also take a picture of the strap loop which shows how strong it enough. You can't break that part to lose it without a broken wrist. The LED power bottom with green/red color can indicate battery level(full/low). Running time at Hi-power was 1 hour and 59 minutes before the LED indicator turning red, and the battery level at red was about 2.9volt.Although it is made of aluminum, the two 26650 are a little bit heavy. Charging time is long (more than 5 hours), as expected for 5000mAh. batteries. I will test more in the future if I have time.

I collect flashlights and this is by far one of my favorites. It lights up a building almost like daytime from 400 feet away and easily lights up the field in between it. I also have a battery charger that is able to test batteries and both batteries tested above what the manufacturer claimed they have which is a bonus. I don't go diving so unable to put any input on how good the waterproof is but if it is like everything else on the light, I bet it is amazing. The flashlight is built extremely well and feels great. The grooves in the handle allow you to grip it extremely well. I bought this because a friend recommended it to me and after he showed me his I had to have it. Definitely worth the price tag. The charger is a basic charger and I don't plan to use it that much as the charger I already had has a digital display but for anyone new to flashlights and wants a complete flashlight kit, this is a great starter charger. I do however have to say to be careful with the light. Don't turn it on and set it down face down as it does crank out lots of heat as well as light. This is my first trustfire flashlight I will definitely be checking out the other models.

well worth the price if you take care of it. I've had this light for two dive seasons. I've beat it up a lot. with a little bit of maintenance, I can see this thing going on for many more years.If you read other reviews that say that it floods, it's because they don't check the DOUBLE O-RING system on either end of the barrel. if you check on these things between trips (clean, lightly silicon, and replace O-rings when cracked or bloated) you will not have any issues with this light.the only con I've found is the button can be a bit tricky to push with thick gloves on. have not found a button op light that didn't have this issue though.buy it and take care of it. you won't regret.

This is a solid flashlight. I burn through flashlights quickly as a commercial diver. This has held up will against some abuse in the few months I've owned it. The batteries hold their charge well, and recharge time is decent. Most importantly, the light is unbelievably bright.

I bought it last year for a dive trip I took this February. Great brightness, but on the first night dive it died. Took it apart and it had leaked. There was salt in the circuits. Horrible manufacturing.

I used this light for exactly 1 five and the “strap” that holds the light loosened and the light was gone. I was In 30’ of low visibility water and would have as much chance if finding it as finding a needle in a haystack. Super disappointed with the low quality device used to hold the light while diving.

On my first dive and less than a minute water filled up inside the light, and I want my money back. This was horrible!!!! I was so disappointed.

Junk. Lasted 2 dives before the power button fell off and the whole light flooded. Sad to say I bought two, one for my wife and I. Waste of $200.