3 Mode Green Light Flashlight Scalable Green Led Flashlight Green Flashlight for Hunting and Night Vision

I have always used green light for when I needed to do things at night. I retired as an LEO in 2018 and always had a green light for when I worked deep nights. Green light penetrates much better than white light. Plus, you screw up your night vision. WAYLLSHINE 3 was perfect. It is sturdy and punches out a great burst of green light. I have already dropped it several times and keeps on working. Any flashlight I buy has to have a clip to secure in your pocket and the on/off switched button has to be at the rear. Great light for working at night or would be great for night hog hunting. FYI, I learned through experience that when you come up on a perp and you pop on the green light, they a confused for just long enough to take them down. Perps are use to white lights and the green light just throws them off for a second. I will be buying more of these in the future.

I use this light almost daily while deployed at sea for the Navy. The lumen are bright enough to clearly work with and preserve some night vision, while getting away from the harsh red that is common throughout most of the night vision preservation flashlights out there when I'm working on deck at night, early morning, or going through the berthing. This light has also come in handy when we have had sudden loses of power to help get me on station.I do hate the annoying strobe feature, but I hate that on every flashlight that has it, so this is not unique to this light. I wish manufactures would stop including it, no one ever uses it.I have not used the larger batteries in it to increase the brightness. The current output exceeds my needs.I have dropped it a few times from waist level on the deck with zero negative impact to the light output or function. Seems durable enough.

it works pretty well, especially for the fact that it only uses a single AA-battery. i haven't used it for long enough to know how long the battery will last, but the red LED version of this flashlight lasted months before i felt the need to replace the battery. keep in mind that i don't use it for long periods of time. i mainly use the red for when it's late at night, when i need to walk around the house, just so i can avoid turning on any overly bright lights, making it much easier for the eyes to adjust back to the darker setting. the standard silver colored flashlight's zoom function works fine. it doesn't feel too loose or too tight. the body of the flashlight is sturdy and seems like pretty tough metal. the red LED is the same way, and with how much abuse it received so far, from being thrown around and dropped as many times as it did (even on concrete and asphalt), it still seems like it works just as good as the day i got that one. i expect this one to be no different. one plus this has over the red version, is that this one doesn't have a strobe affect, while the red one would sometimes have a strobe affect that was kinda pointless in my opinion, but easy to look past, even with it's mild sensitivity to switch between "modes", (of which i don't even know if it was intentional or not.). the only thing about this flashlight i would say that i don't care for, is the seemingly pointless reticle that appears when you have it the most zoomed in/focused. it's not horrible or anything, it just seems pointless to me, but maybe there was a good reason for it. i personally would have preferred it to just be plain, or at least have fewer lines, but it's not distracting or annoying in any way. overall, its a decent flashlight.

I bought this for blue light therapy of my psoriasis. I'm impressed by its high intensity and vivid blue color. Its light is dangerously too bright to glance DIRECTLY at ( even for the briefest moment ) as it emanates from the flashlight. You can asess its output simply by shining it on a sheet of white office paper. You won't be disappointed.It blows away a 120 vac LED blue bulb of far, far, greater wattage that I purchased at about the same time. For comparison, read my review of that other product :https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07NJYQTRZ/The problem with that other product ( very weakly "diluted" blue ) is primarily due to the fact that it utilizes LEDs that inately produce white, not blue, light. Whatever small degree of blueness of its illumination is attributed to a blue film on that bulb.

Keep in mind, a $4.00 flashlight with 5 stars is not as good as a $100 flashlight with 5 stars. So comparing them in that way is just silly. For a $4.00 flashlight this is simply fantastic. I ordered the one mode basic model for $4.00 from CoCoFed. What I got was the 1 mode $4.00 flashlight. So that was good news.For the cheap price I'm surprised by how well built it feels. It's a metal body all the way around with a plastic lens on the front. It's very bright for a cheap light, the push button is easy to use, and the clip is strong and well constructed. Don't know what else to say but that it's a great value, even from China.It got to me in 15 days which isn't terrible. I'm reasonably impressed by that.I'm purchased this to test it out and see about putting it into kids' wilderness survival kits for a class I'm doing this summer. Seems like the price is right for this little bugger, and I think it'll fit the bill.

Bought this to spot dust areas on my floors which it does a fine job but I find that it switches between High, Low, and Strobe way too easily. A little bump or shake will make it switch to the next mode which gets pretty frustrating because then you have to cycle back to the mode you want. Wish I could reliably keep it in the mode I want.

I use the bluelight while doing my police rounds at night in the rural areas. It is bright enough to see without losing my night vision. Great product.

Great lights for the value. Nothing special but they have a bright light. I have about 4 and have yet to have one fail.

Exactly as described

This torch is not red, it is orange. I took a photo next to my red 660nm torch (on the right of the picture) so you can clearly see the difference. This one is probably 625nm or lower.

I purchased for nighttime rock pool spotting & camping - Coral & Anenome's pop out like beacons in the dark. Super convenient with 1 x AA or similar rechargeable, for longer sessions It's a quick swap and carry on.