Woot! has Energizer 10000XT-R Rechargeable LED Tactical Flashlight, 10,000 Lumens, Durable Metal Flashlight with Boost Mode for Extreme Brightness on sale for $34.99. Shipping is free w/ Prime (must be signed in) or is otherwise a flat $6 fee per order.
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- 10,000-Lumen High-Power Flashlight: Energizer 10000XT-R rechargeable LED tactical flashlight with extreme brightness and durable build
- Up to 15× Brighter: Boost mode delivers up to 10,000 lumens, projecting light farther than two football fields
- Boost Mode Safety Control: Activates ultra-bright output for ~40 seconds, then returns to previous mode; manual lockout prevents accidental activation
- 5 Light Modes: Low, Medium, High, Boost, and Strobe with push-button control; twist-focus beam adjustment
- Rugged Metal Design: Aircraft-grade aluminum body, IPX4 water-resistant, 1m drop-resistant, shatterproof lens, and textured non-slip grip
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However, if you're looking for an emergency flashlight to have on hand in case of power outages, one that you'll use maybe use once or twice a year, if that, a standard battery flashlight is a better option because alkaline batteries have a great shelf life, whereas rechargeables self discharge overtime, even if not in use. So, if you find yourself grabbing this in an emergency after a long period of storage, you could be in for a disappointment.
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However, if you're looking for an emergency flashlight to have on hand in case of power outages, one that you'll use maybe use once or twice a year, if that, a standard battery flashlight is a better option because alkaline batteries have a great shelf life, whereas rechargeables self discharge overtime, even if not in use. So, if you find yourself grabbing this in an emergency after a long period of storage, you could be in for a disappointment.
However, if you're looking for an emergency flashlight to have on hand in case of power outages, one that you'll use maybe use once or twice a year, if that, a standard battery flashlight is a better option because alkaline batteries have a great shelf life, whereas rechargeables self discharge overtime, even if not in use. So, if you find yourself grabbing this in an emergency after a long period of storage, you could be in for a disappointment.
It might also be noted that to really prepare you don't want it sitting around for so long without checking anyway, at a certain point that's just the opposite of preparing.
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[IMG]https://static.slickdealscdn.com/images/smilies/tongue.gif[/IMG] Don't want to be the guy who's smoke detector is always beeping! You often can clean up the contacts where the alkaline battery leaked out and get the product working again but it can be a pain and can't always be done depending how bad the leak was.
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