Rechargeable Focus Flashlight with Laser

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Hands down best flashlight I’ve owned, love that it’s rechargeable and very bright along with the laser.

I wanted a small compact everyday carry flashlight that was rechargeable, this is a tad hefty fitting in pockets that are small. The LED tells you approx how much battery it has, for 5 seconds when you turn it on. Charging was fast an easy. The laser is a added bonus and helps stop the flashlight from rolling away. The clip is removeable. The magnet on the back is plenty strong to hold the flashlight. The magnet is also removeable.

Very versatile with the beam adjustment and the multiple brightness levels and the magnet in the end. I really like the rechargeable feature that uses a USB cord. With USB being everywhere, including in vehicles, this flashlight can be easily recharged to keep it ready for use. The magnet in the base easily holds the flashlight in position to illuminate a work area to leave both hands available for work. The metal body has a nice feel and non-slip checkered pattern. The laser pointer light is handier than I thought it would be. It can be used to point out features to others.

This review is for the Klein Tools Rechargeable Focus Flashlight with Laser, Orange. This is a very handy rechargeable flashlight. Per the manufacturer it can provide 12-hours of run time when set on the low beam of 125 lumens; and 6 hours of run time when set on the high beam of 350 lumens. A great feature of this flashlight is the fact that it has a twist bezel that allows you to spread out or narrow the beam. This flashlight is also equipped with a laser pointer which is great to point out objects in the dark. I also like the feel and grip of the aluminum case because it is knurled to provide a better gripping surface. The end of the case has a fairly strong magnet in it that can come in handy if there is a metal surface to attach it to so that both of your hands are free to do work. Another use for the magnet is if you have a metal toolbox the magnet will hold the flashlight in its place so that it is easily retrieved when needed. The flashlight has a battery level indicator light that comes on for 5 seconds when you turn on the light. Solid green means 50 to 100% charged. Solid Red is 30 to 49% and blinking Red is 0 to 29%. Charging is done via the micro USB cable that is provided with the flashlight. You can either charge using a computer USB port or if you have a cell phone USB to AC plug you can add it to the end of the supplied cable to charge at the AC wall outlet. Another charging option is in your car if you have a USB port. This flashlight has become one of my favorites because its rechargeable, lightweight and the perfect size.

The KLEIN TOOLS RECHARGEABLE FOCUS FLASHLIGHT WITH LASER, ORANGE is a very handy flashlight. It has a little laser light for pointing at things or playing with the cat. The actual flashlight has two settings depending on your needs. It also has a clip to hold it in your pocket. On the back end is a strong magnet for picking up things. If you twist the light, the beam becomes smaller or bigger.

My old flashlight died on me so I needed a replacement this Klein Tools Rechargeable Flashlight with Laser fit the bill. The battery last a about 12 hours on low and the bright last for about 6 hours. One of the things I like about the flashlight is the end cap is magnetic and you can stick it on a piece of metal to hold it in place so you are hands free to do your work. Another nice feature of the flashlight is waterproof and dust resistant. No worry being in the rain. It comes with a one-year warranty. A great flashlight by Klein Tools.

This is another great product from Klein Tools. I have been shopping for a heavy duty but small flashlight for use when I am working and this one fits the requirements exactly. First, the flashlight is easily recharged using the supplied micro-USB cord. Two selectable light levels of 350 and 125 lumens are available with 6 and 12 hours battery durations respectively. The unit has a built-in laser pointer and a strong magnetic base for hands-free operations. A real plus is the twist focus bezel that allows adjustment of the light beam width. The flashlight has an outer metal case and appears to be very heavy-duty. In my opinion, it will provide many years of service. See attached photographs. Well-done Klein Tools!

COMPACT SIZE; LASER POINTER; MAGNETIC BASE; RECHARGEABLE — The Klein Tools Rechargeable Focus Flashlight with Laser and orange color is a handy take-along-flashlight. It is lightweight, easy to carry, fits my hand well, and comes with a removable pocket clip and lanyard hole. It has a bright laser pointer which can travel a significant distance. The pointer operates independently or together with the flashlight. The flashlight has two levels of light and the diameter of the circular light may be adjusted. The magnetic base is strong enough to hold it in-place while working. Since it has such a strong magnet, I am able to store it on the side of my metal tool box for easy access. Because of these features, it is now my favorite flashlight.

A rechargeable combination flashlight and red laser—useful for illumination and pointing to objects out of reach. Magnet on base enables attachment to ferromagnetic objects for hands-free support. Twisting the bezel at the front adjusts the flashlight beam width. Laser is activated by pressing and holding the laser button. Flashlight button cycles through beam brightness settings HIGH/LOW/OFF. LED indicates battery charge level. Green = 50 – 100%, Red = 30 – 49%, Blinking Red = below 30%. Illumination time 6 hours on HIGH brightness, 12 hours on LOW. Charging is through an included micro-USB cable. Flashlight is unavailable for use during charging, stated to be up to 6.5 hours. Battery is lithium-ion type 18650. The battery on my sample was not removable for replacement, which limits the life of the flashlight to the life of the battery. Instructions state that the estimated battery life is 500 charging cycles. Ingress protection rating is IP54, dust resistant (not dust proof) and splash resistant (not waterproof). Aluminum case feels solid and rugged; it’s a Klein tool. One year warranty. Made in Mexico.

Good on the job and around the house. About 6" long 1" diameter and ~ 5 ounces. A bit larger than a 2AA light, but brighter and with a laser pointer. The handle is mildly knurled for a better grip, and the laser protrudes from the side, that keeps it from rolling. There is a magnet in the base. Working around duct work or steel enclosures is rather useful. Strong enough to hold the flashlight horizontal. The laser is easily visible to + 50 feet, but is not in the exact center of the light, (obviously since it is 1/2" off center), close enough to point out something in the dark. The head twists to adjusts the beam from ~90° to ~45°. Two buttons on the side. Front is laser pointer (momentary), rear is LED light (latching) starts on high and a second press is low. If on high for several seconds a next press turns it off. Battery is Lithium-Ion and is listed as 2600mAh (removable/replaceable) 18650 type. Thank's - good design! Recharges via a short 1' standard USB-C cable that plugs into the flashlight side, (under a rubber cap to a micro USB) and into a supply (computer, wall charger, car outlet etc.)