UltraFire KH-T60 HA-II XM-LT6 5-Mode 975-Lumen White LED Flashlight (1 x 18650)

Pros: - Solid build - O-rings at assault crown and tail cap (tight seals) - Very bright - Put in a glass of water and still works

Cons: Not necessarily a con but for this type of flashlight maybe 5 modes are too much. Otherwise no cons noted.

Other: I received a solid built flashlight. Regardless this flashlight is a very good buy for the price and light output. Also took less than 2 weeks to arrive at my door (12 days from order date to arrival)! Arrived via Registered Airmail (signature needed).

Pros: Solid built flashlight. Handy design, with good in hand feeling. Bright as it is supposed to. Brighter than most bigger lights I own. Draws decent 2.95A in high mode, 0.58A in low gear. Orange peel reflector is a pro spillwise. If you want throw, it might not be a pro anymore.

Cons: The biggest con comes with the switch. The switch is way too deep grooved in the tube, so you might not be able to press it with your thumb while holding it up besides your head. If you want throw and a crisp image of the beam you might be disappointed, since it seems to be delivered with orange peeled reflector. That is the reason I rated it 3stars in the Ease-of-Use section.

Other: If DX would sell these in one-mode-version with remade switch position, it might be a no-con-at-all-light...

Pros: ***WARNING*** Do not look into light with remaining eye. Seriously BRIGHT light. I own SKU 36358 230 lumen CREE. And it is a great pocket light. For pure power, this one rocks. Use the 18650 battery (protected) and you will not be disappointed. Light is pretty ridiculous.

Cons: Too many modes ( nit-picky) Too big to fit in pocket comfortably.

Other: One step down from lightsabre. Buy this if you want to simulate daylight.

Pros: Visibly much brighter than my 900 Lumen lights, and the shiny reflector is a great combination with the LED. Nice spread of light rather than a piercing beam.

Cons: I learned to hate the 5-mode clicky switch in less than a minute. You can't immediately tell when you turn it on if you are at the brightest level or one level down. The SOS mode is useless -- does anyone know Morse code any more? I would love to have a simple ON/OFF switch with this light, full bright or off. If I want a dimmer light, I will use a dimmer light.

Other: A 1200 Lumen light this small is amazing.

Pros: Lots of light Only use a battery 18650 The modes are very usefulavoid overheating High quality finish It's very pretty little

Cons: The biggest drawback is the heating of the torch lose effectiveness over time the led. Also by having only one battery charge does not last long.

Other: Friends were surprised by the amount of light it gives. Arrived very quickly and was eager to try it, I was very surprised to see the beam that gives. Without a doubt recommend it to everyone. DX is an item that can not miss anyone

Pros: 1) The flashlight is really small. On the pictures it doesnt look like, but it is much smaller which is a sure plus.
2) Mine came with a wrist wrap
3) It is nicely build, no scratches etc.
4) It is very bright. I wouldnt say 1200 lumens at it is claimed, but more likely realistic 700 - 1000, which is still very bright
5) The STROBE mode is a plus if you use it while riding on the bike. Cars will see you at long ranges even in the very dark places.
6) Price is placed well, it is cheap for what you get.

Cons: 1) I hate the space betwen the glass and mainframe. It is not that much of an issue tho.
2) I hate the lowest mode, it doesnt produce enough light to even search for stuff on the floor in the dark if needed.
3) It doesnt have memory mode.

Other: I am using this flashlight everyday on the bike. Mostly at night hours in really dark places. The cars who pass me buy do sometimes flash me back so im guessing it is really hard light to look into. Do position it down while riding on bike and passing cars! You are cleary visible even at long ranges with this torch.

Pros: Highly recommended. Very bright and worth the $$$
its light & small and comes close to a lot of the bigger LED torches like the SST-50 & SST-90.
would make good gift. the lens is glass and you can buy replacements for it. along with replacement switch and LED, if anything happens to it

Cons: Wish it come in option to have 2x 18650 batteries. I find it losers its initial blast of brightens after a few min of use. because the voltage on battery drops down from 4.2v to 3.7v as its in use...

Other: Worth it

Pros: -Very bright.
-Not flooder or thrower but a mix of both.
-Very tough, well made and strong.
-Beautiful desing, pleases even women.
-5 modes to choose from, more options it's a plus.
-Look very pro.
-Very bright, again.

Cons: -Expensive, at least for my country, this means you maybe won't use it every time being afraid of damage but this is a personal choice.
-The 5 modes sometimes is annoying, full and medium only would be better.
-SOS and strobe mode are, truthfully, useless.
-Again the price, I know it's a very pro flashlight but once it gets to your hands you care for it way too much XD

Other: Buy it for the WOOOW effect on your friends or for outdoors like camping and hiking but not for everyday use.
It's a very good torch with a beautiful light just in the middle between throw and flood. I love it.

Pros: I bought a few of these on behalf of friends, but I didn't get one for myself. Duh! Build quality is very good. The finish is a nice semi-gloss like my WF-502b. Stainless bezel is a nice touch. Brightness is fantastic, easily outshining my Trustfire SSC-P7 900 lumen. Size is smallish, not much bigger than the 502b.

Cons: Annoyingly, the mode changes to the next in the sequence when turning off and on again. This doesn't happen with either the 502b or Trustfire P7. I'd like a single mode offered, or even a High-Low mode, but with a memory that keeps the last setting. The strobe and SOS are unnecessary in my opinion. Others have mentioned inadequate heat sinking. If true, this needs to be rectified. The tailcap has only two to three threads of engagement, and needs four to five. Internal battery contacts are springs at both ends, and could lead to incorrect battery insertion.

Other: A worthy addition to the collection.

Pros: *Good build quality *very bright (close to as much light as a D bin P7 driven to 2800mAh in a ultrafire wf1200) *medium setting out shines a 1000mAh R5 *thermal conductivity of this light is very good, and you can leave it on high for 7 mins or so before even thinking about turning it off to keep from overheating. *low is low enough to be good camping, or in low light situations, maybe 50 lumens? *good flood, wider than a P60 light, and decent spot, almost as narrow as a P7 with a 52mm reflector

Cons: *changing modes sucks. In order to change a mode, you have to turn the light on for no more than two seconds before turning it off again. the next time you turn the flashlight on, it will be in the following mode. so if you have it on for a while, then want to change modes, you have to press the clicky switch twice instead of once like most dx lights. this gives it a threefor ease of use *color temp is very high, maybe 7000k, border line purple ish. *due to the nature of the beast, with the size of this light, and power it's pushing, I wouldn't leave it on high for more than 10 minutes.

Other: Good light, especially for the money. it is brighter than a P60 P7 by far, and brighter than many cheaper P7 lights.