BlueFire Rechargeable Diving Flashlight, 1500 Lumen Scuba Diving Light, 3 Modes Underwater IPX8 Waterproof LED Flashlight,Night Dive Torch Submersible Light for Outdoor Under Water Sports

Cool little flashlight . It works under water so I can swim in the lake and it’s very bright so I can go deep. It was really inexpensive and it works great.

I bought these as part of the safety gear for my kayaks. The lights are reasonably bright and also have a flashing SOS signal mode that could help rescue personnel locate you if you are in distress. They are rechargeable and have air/water tight caps that protect the charging ports dirt and moisture. They also include a wrist lanyard and a hands-free strap that allows you to wear it on your forearm. I liked these versus other safety flashlights for boating because the switches are magnetically controlled and as a kayaker is is not unusual to get wet where other boating safety lights are triggered when exposed to water. Their is a lock mechanism for the switch with parts that do not seem to be very rugged. For the price and getting two of these lights for emergency purposes the risk is minimal compared to the benefit.

Seems like a quality flashlight but the on/off switch does not work. Comes on when charged and will not shut off until battery is dead. Very disappointed.

I'll give it four stars--mainly because it won't last two dives at full brightness. I tested by charging first. Then, I turned it on & put it in a bucket of water for 1 hour (simulating a full dive). At that time, the indicator showed between one and two blue lights. I turned it off and simulated a surface interval of 45 minutes. Turned it on and back in the bucket of water. It was quite weak at 50 minutes into the second dive, with no indicator lights left. So: I'll call it a decent daytime light to look under ledges and in coral heads at the lower brightness level--it would probably last two dives before needing to be recharged. I do like the magnetic on/off switch and the USB-C charging. It's also nice and lightweight. Do read the other reviews--the plastic lock ring for the magnetic switch can come off easily. I'll probably 3-D print a spare locking clip in case I lose the plastic lock ring. If you're non-diver, I definitely recommend it. If you're a scuba diver, I'll also recommend it--but not as your primary light.

For the price, this is a great flashlight. It is incredibly bright and has worked great for lobster diving at night. Some things to note: • The little rotating clip that prevents the switch from being flipped falls out easily. I sanded mine down slightly so that it would fit tighter in the groove, and that seemed to fix the problem. • The battery indicator lights on mine are faulty and don’t really show me anything. My buddy’s light doesn’t have that issue though. •the little velcro strap it came with is garbage quality. Therefore this light is best used in-hand, with the security lanyard around your wrist, unless you have a strap of your own. •The battery has lasted me through 1.5-2 hours of use on a charge (i haven’t used it until failure yet)

This rechargeable Diving Flashlight is a solid choice for underwater enthusiasts seeking reliability without breaking the bank. With a brightness of 1500 lumens, it effectively illuminates dark waters, making it ideal for night dives and cave explorations. The flashlight features three modes: high, low, and SOS, offering versatility for various underwater conditions. Its IPX8 waterproof rating ensures durability, even during extended submersions. The compact design, weighing just 6.7 ounces, includes a wrist strap for added convenience. While some users report shorter battery life on high mode, the overall performance and value make it a commendable option for both beginners and seasoned divers.

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One of the lights does not turn on unless plugged into constant electricity. I charged them both for hours. They feel very cheaply made with the switches too. I can't trust to take these on the cave trip I'm going on.