2024 Upgrade 1pc Ultimate Rechargeable LED Flashlight - 5 Lighting Modes, Waterproof, Long-Lasting Power - Durable Brightness for Emergencies, Camping, Hunting, Outdoor Adventures - Portable & Rugged Grip
2024 Upgrade 1pc Ultimate Rechargeable LED Flashlight - 5 Lighting Modes, Waterproof, Long-Lasting Power - Durable Brightness for Emergencies, Camping, Hunting, Outdoor Adventures - Portable & Rugged Grip
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SPECIFICATIONS
Feature: Tactical
Water Resistance Level: Non - Waterproof
Accessory: USB Cable
Power Supply: USB Powered
Laser Type: Without Laser
Battery Properties: Rechargeable Battery
Rechargeable Battery: Lithium Battery
Brand: Tokeyla
Battery Capacity (mAh): 15000MAh
Item ID: PJ164605
Rechargeable lights are practical and economical, offering versatility with 5 lighting modes for various scenarios. They are waterproof, making them ideal for outdoor activities, and have a long-lasting battery life, ensuring reliability during emergencies. These lights are powerful, providing strong illumination, and are handheld for easy portability and use.
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