Anker Rechargeable Bolder LC90 LED Flashlight, Pocket-Sized Torch with Super Bright 900 Lumens CREE LED, IPX5 Water-Resistant, Zoomable, 5 Light Modes

Lasted 8 great years with light to moderate use. Here is why I don't rank it lower, It can take a beating! I've dropped this many time and with the amount of times I've dropped it it lasted 8 years!! This is my favorite flash light. Currently I don't think its holding a charge or something is wrong with the insides. It doesn't last as long as it use too. It just started Flashing and turning off on its own. Could be because of all the times of dropped it. Haha!The design of the flashlight is great but I wish it had some kind of bumper or something so it wouldn't roll when I set it down on a table. Charging is pretty quick depending what you use. I have a wall charger for the batter. Also wish it was USB C.Overall you can't go wrong with this flashlight. I wish Anker would make more but I think they closed off that part of their company.

With a maximum brightness of 900 lumens, it provides a strong beam, ideal for both everyday use and outdoor activities. Its adjustable focus and multiple lighting modes (such as high, medium, low, strobe, and SOS) make it versatile in various situations. The durable design is both water-resistant and shockproof, ensuring it performs well in tough conditions. Additionally, its rechargeable battery offers long-lasting performance. Overall, the LC90 is a reliable, affordable flashlight that stands out in its class.

I've had this flashlight for a few years and it's a rock. I use it atleast weekly if not more. Bright enough to blood track a deer on a new moon. Battery life is great and it can take drops on cement. If it stopped working today I would of got my money's worth and would purchase another one without hesitation. Would be nice if they update the charger to USB C.

I can't say enough good things about this flashlight. It durable, it's bright and it's cost effective to operate. It's the end of April 2025 and my gripe would be that the price has doubled since I bought the same flashlight in June of 2019. That far exceeds the inflation rate. This will be my last one. Sadly, it's time to find another brand.

Nice bright light. It’s a tad confusing to find the charging port, you have to unscrew the end cap. But this is good because it keeps out moisture.

Sorry for the long review post but here we go!I have purchased several Anker products in the past and they have never failed to impress me. This was purchased to keep in my gear bag I carry with me daily so I have a better light than my cellphone. I myself choose this flashlight for a couple of reasons:1) it takes an 18650 battery, Same as my e-cig. As a result I have been trying to make this my normal battery for things that take them since I already have batteries and chargers for this type. It was a plus it shipped with one, I will probably only use that battery for the flashlight since I don't know how it will work in other applications (specs unknown, max current drain, chemistry, etc)2) This thing is equipped with a USB port on the battery cap that can charge the 18650 battery! This could come in handy as a mobile battery charger in my opinion, and since I have an Anker solar charger that outputs as a USB port, combining these two items means that I should never be without a light when power goes out for long periods, such as those that occur after a hurricane.3) the LED light is pretty high powered and light output levels are adjustable to three levels of brightness in a "solid on" mode, meaning you can conserve some power via lower settings. It also has a strobe function which is neat, but not really needed for my applications. And it has an SOS signal which I realized was kinda needed giving the way you cycle modes was just to turn it off and on again within two seconds. This means pulsing Morse code isn't possible without crossing into other modes such as the strobe which will ruin the message you are sending. It is one of the reason in my wishlist below that they alter the mode selection to perhaps a switch so this is an option and I can send other Morse code messages other than SOS with the light.4) adjustable lens makes it so you can focus or flood the light beam.Only things I can think that could improve it:A) completely water proof it as opposed to water resistant. (Has some decent o-rings already however)B) add an attachable red lens to the kit. Red light can help speed up the time it takes your eyes to adjust to the dark when you turn the light off.C) change the mode cycling to perhaps a switch or spin selector so you don't have to cycle through them. Having to cycle past the strobe in the dark can leave your vision impaired for a few seconds, would be nice to completely skip it and go straight to the desired mode instead. Also would improve the use of the momentary on/off half button push for Morse code communications.D) a lock for the adjustable lens. It slides up or down to adjust the focus or flood lighting. If you bump it into something it slip it in and you'll have to adjust it again. Perhaps a push button that enables you to adjust the lens when depressed and locks when release?These things are minor however and just things for "the perfect flashlight".Also one other story to share here. I discovered this flashlight via a friend. He had his for about 6 or 7 months and his USB port broke and stopped charging his battery. Giving he doesn't use 18650 batteries and has no other means of charging, that was a major problem for him. He reached out and Anker is currently replacing the USB charging cap for him now. So point of that story is that in the past they have provided good service and it's good to know that if that does break, I will have a means to fix it.All in all, I am loving the new flashlight and for $29.99, it was a good buy imo. I don't know if I would have done the purchase at the $55 mark however. With that said at the $29 mark, I will probably pick up one or two more to just leave in car/home.

I saw some review when I purchased this that the charge didn't last long enough. My experience has been nothing but good and I depend on this light. I live in a very private area with many trees so other than the moon and two lights on the deck, Bart and I are in the dark. As I walk him off-leash, I must know where he is at all times and this little light is my loyal dog-walking companion. I have had only one experience where the light went out because it needed a charge, but that was on me because I paid no attention for how many days I had been using it. Although it is little and light weight, it throws a strong beam. I don't love the on/off beams, but as long as I push the on button and hold for a second, it does not go into the other modes. Very satisfied.

this is a no-fuss flashlight, with a push-pull focus, works well, holds its charge