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Tughlax 5-Mode Rechargeable LED Flashlight w/ LCD Display
$9.65
$40
75% off
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Tughlax via Amazon has Tughlax Rechargeable LED Tactical Flashlight w/ LCD Display, 5 Modes & Zoomable Focus on sale for $21.99 - $1.32 (6% off) when you 'clip' the coupon on product page - $11 (50% off) when you apply promo code IOIOA5JZ at checkout = $9.67. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.
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- Designed to withstand extreme weather conditions such as rain, sun, and freezing temperatures. It's an essential outdoor tool.
- 5 lighting modes (High/Medium/Low/Strobe/SOS)
- Adjustable focus
- LCD Digital Display shows remaining power
- Waterproof
- Up to 12 hours on low mode and 4 hours of light on high mode
- Includes: 1x Tughlax Super Bright High Lumens LED Flashlight, 1x Rechargeable Î’attery Pack (Built in), 1x USB Charging Cable, 1x Flashlight Lanyard
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Tughlax via Amazon has Tughlax Rechargeable LED Tactical Flashlight w/ LCD Display, 5 Modes & Zoomable Focus on sale for $21.99 - $1.32 (6% off) when you 'clip' the coupon on product page - $11 (50% off) when you apply promo code IOIOA5JZ at checkout = $9.67. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.
Thanks to Deal Hunter doublehelixx for posting this deal.
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- Note: You must be logged in to clip coupons and apply promo codes. If a code doesn’t work right away, try applying it a few times across different interfaces such as mobile or desktop, as some codes may not apply consistently. If issues persist, refresh the page, re-enter the code, or revisit the cart before checking out.
- Designed to withstand extreme weather conditions such as rain, sun, and freezing temperatures. It's an essential outdoor tool.
- 5 lighting modes (High/Medium/Low/Strobe/SOS)
- Adjustable focus
- LCD Digital Display shows remaining power
- Waterproof
- Up to 12 hours on low mode and 4 hours of light on high mode
- Includes: 1x Tughlax Super Bright High Lumens LED Flashlight, 1x Rechargeable Î’attery Pack (Built in), 1x USB Charging Cable, 1x Flashlight Lanyard
Editor's Notes
Written by StrawMan86 | Staff- Don't have Amazon Prime? Students can get a free 6-Month Amazon Prime trial with free 2-day shipping, unlimited video streaming & more.
- If you're not a student, there's also a free 1-Month Amazon Prime trial available.
- Refer to the original post & forum comments for additional details & discussion.
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Also, this light claims to have 90,000 lumens, which is scientifically impossible for a light this size. Certain lights in this size range might be able to reach 10% of that figure, but that would require high quality (expensive) components -- which would push the retail price into the $50-$200 range. (See: Weltool, Acebeam, Imalent, Olight.)
So, please adjust your expectations on the output of this light. It will not perform the way the photos or seller listing say it will.
And seeing it compared to other lights in those pics, yeah 1000 lumens sounds about right.
All of these "10 BILLION lumens!!!!" claims on crappy chinesium lights is hilarious(ly sad).
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This is a long rechargeable LED flashlight that stands out for being very bright for about $10 and handy for car, shop, or night walking use. The USB C charging and removable battery setup are practical, and the larger body mainly seems to buy longer run time rather than a dramatically stronger beam. The main caveats are the wildly inflated 90,000 lumen claim, confusing battery information, and reports that some units arrive dead or with non removable batteries. A decent low cost light if you want size and runtime more than premium specs.
Tinkerers who want removable batteries, because the cells can be taken out and replaced after years of use.
Night walkers wanting a very bright carry light, because it is bright enough for dog walks and still feels worthwhile around $10.
Drivers needing a glovebox flashlight, because it fits a door pocket, recharges by USB-C, and is bright enough for roadside use.
Shoppers who want a long defensive-style flashlight, because the extended body is specifically called out as useful when that form factor matters.
Buyers expecting true 90,000-lumen output, because the light is repeatedly described as far dimmer than the listing claims.
People who need a pocketable everyday carry light, because the long body is awkward to carry and a smaller light gives similar brightness.
Shoppers who need a sealed, swappable-battery design, because the battery setup is contradictory and may be non-removable or vary by version.
Outdoor users who need weather resistance, because zoomable lights can let dust and moisture reach the internals.
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For the most part, I use Rufus to confirm what I already suspect but cannot find any proof of. It seems to work okay for that. Normally citing reviews or text pulled from photos, but that is often enough if you dive deeper into the context.
I will say Rufus is pretty dumb when to terms that are interchangeable. I've had a number of times when researching video game controllers where it will claim that something has gyro because the world "motion" is mentioned when speaking about analog sticks or perhaps triggers, or claim it doesn't have gyro (super definitively) when motion controls, 6 degree axis, etc are referenced over and over and over again. Same thing for wireless controllers working (or not working) in wired mode. It just isn't smart enough to connect so really clear dots.
Likely made even worse by these random vendors clearly using AI themselves to translate their listings. I'm sure Rufus is trained on American English, not whatever nonsense verbiage / buzzwords that AI translates into English from Chinese, then Rufus attempts to interpret
TLDR: IMO Amazon calling Rufus "AI" is quite the exaggeration.
Also, this light claims to have 90,000 lumens, which is scientifically impossible for a light this size. Certain lights in this size range might be able to reach 10% of that figure, but that would require high quality (expensive) components -- which would push the retail price into the $50-$200 range. (See: Weltool, Acebeam, Imalent, Olight.)
So, please adjust your expectations on the output of this light. It will not perform the way the photos or seller listing say it will.
Is this probably junk? Yes
Do I feel like I need it? Yes
Why do I feel like I need it? Because my kids broke all my other cool flashlights.
Is that really why they broke? Probably not.
Were the last flashlights I bought on here probably junk, too? Yes
And that's really why they broke, isn't it? Yes
And am I going to get mad at my kids when this breaks in 3 months, too? Yes
Am I still going to buy this? Yes
Also, this light claims to have 90,000 lumens, which is scientifically impossible for a light this size. Certain lights in this size range might be able to reach 10% of that figure, but that would require high quality (expensive) components -- which would push the retail price into the $50-$200 range. (See: Weltool, Acebeam, Imalent, Olight.)
So, please adjust your expectations on the output of this light. It will not perform the way the photos or seller listing say it will.
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Is this probably junk? Yes
Do I feel like I need it? Yes
Why do I feel like I need it? Because my kids broke all my other cool flashlights.
Is that really why they broke? Probably not.
Were the last flashlights I bought on here probably junk, too? Yes
And that's really why they broke, isn't it? Yes
And am I going to get mad at my kids when this breaks in 3 months, too? Yes
Am I still going to buy this? Yes
... for Valentine's Day stocking stuffers, Father's Day, Halloween, Thanksgiving, Back to School or Christmas. Flashlights high lumens are the ultimate birthday gift for men, women, dad, mom, adults, parents, boyfriends, sons, neighbors, or anyone who loves the great outdoors.
I think I'll surprise my neighbor with a Valentine's Day stocking stuffer. The perfect gift!
... for Valentine's Day stocking stuffers, Father's Day, Halloween, Thanksgiving, Back to School or Christmas. Flashlights high lumens are the ultimate birthday gift for men, women, dad, mom, adults, parents, boyfriends, sons, neighbors, or anyone who loves the great outdoors.
I think I'll surprise my neighbor with a Valentine's Day stocking stuffer. The perfect gift!
Safer options: lithium primary batteries (non-rechargeable, such as Energizer Ultimate Lithium), LiFePO4 batteries, and standard AA/AAA.
They are incredible lights.
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They are incredible lights.
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