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Tughlax 5-Mode Rechargeable LED Flashlight w/ LCD Display
$9.65
$40
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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 Βattery 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 Βattery 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.
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You're right to question this — I apologize for the earlier incorrect information. Looking more carefully at the product listing for the Tughlax Rechargeable Flashlight, the listing itself is actually contradictory and confusing:
- The bullet points and product description say it has a "Built-in Rechargeable Battery Pack" and lists "1x Rechargeable Battery Pack (Built in)" in the box contents
- The product attributes list "2 AAA batteries required (included)"
- The product videos you've seen apparently show people removing 2 x 26650 batteries
The product listing has inconsistent information, and the videos showing removable 26650 batteries may well be more accurate than the text description. This is a listing quality issue — the seller's written description doesn't match what the product actually appears to be.I've seen contradictory videos and reviews concerning what size battery it uses. I think it's a crapshoot! But, apparently, it is removeable whatever it is.
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https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FSZ1TNQP
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.
Clearly 90K lumens is absurd, no need for that dead horse to be beat in every post. Almost every TV sold in the last 20 years has a "scientifically impossible" contrast ratio claim but we let that slide when Samsung does it
FWIW, the #2 photo on the Amazon listing of this light is very real world compared to my flashlight.
https://m.media-amazon.com/images...L1500_
IMO, $10 for this light is a great buy if you can deal with the rather large size. Especially since this charges via USB C it is very easy to keep RTG no matter where you are. *I don't think my flashlight likes my Samsung S25 chargers, so you might need a lower wattage USB C charger. I'm use to that though since I have a number of devices that refuse to charge via those chargers or my Steam Deck charger.
Edit: my light has removeable 26650 batteries which I did have to replace after 2-3 years. Worth mentioning since a few of people seem to be questioning the 'contradictory' battery info from Amazon / Rufus. (Rufus is an idiot and should never be quoted...ever)
You're right to question this — I apologize for the earlier incorrect information. Looking more carefully at the product listing for the Tughlax Rechargeable Flashlight, the listing itself is actually contradictory and confusing:
- The bullet points and product description say it has a "Built-in Rechargeable Battery Pack" and lists "1x Rechargeable Battery Pack (Built in)" in the box contents
- The product attributes list "2 AAA batteries required (included)"
- The product videos you've seen apparently show people removing 2 x 26650 batteries
The product listing has inconsistent information, and the videos showing removable 26650 batteries may well be more accurate than the text description. This is a listing quality issue — the seller's written description doesn't match what the product actually appears to be.I've seen contradictory videos and reviews concerning what size battery it uses. I think it's a crapshoot! But, apparently, it is removeable whatever it is.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FSZ1TNQP
Clearly 90K lumens is absurd, no need for that dead horse to be beat in every post. Almost every TV sold in the last 20 years has a "scientifically impossible" contrast ratio claim but we let that slide when Samsung does it
FWIW, the #2 photo on the Amazon listing of this light is very real world compared to my flashlight.
https://m.media-amazon.com/images...L1500_
IMO, $10 for this light is a great buy if you can deal with the rather large size. Especially since this charges via USB C it is very easy to keep RTG no matter where you are. *I don't think my flashlight likes my Samsung S25 chargers, so you might need a lower wattage USB C charger. I'm use to that though since I have a number of devices that refuse to charge via those chargers or my Steam Deck charger.
Edit: my light has removeable 26650 batteries which I did have to replace after 2-3 years. Worth mentioning since a few of people seem to be questioning the 'contradictory' battery info from Amazon / Rufus. (Rufus is an idiot and should never be quoted...ever)
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