YZYOE Red Light Tactical Flashlight Rechargeable，1800K Warm Light for Eye Care, Hunting Lights， 4 in 1 White Light and Yellow Light and Amber lamp and Red Light, Night Observation.

Loved it so much, we ordered 2. This red light tactical flashlight is an excellent addition to my gear. It feels sturdy and durable, and I love that it’s rechargeable using a standard phone charging cable—so convenient! The included storage case is a nice touch, making it easy to toss in a bag or glove compartment, but it’s also compact enough to carry in your pocket without the case. One of my favorite features is the adjustable beam—you can twist it to focus the light or make it more spread out, depending on your needs. The best part, though, is the amber and red light options, which are perfect for nighttime use. Whether you’re at a campsite or stargazing, you can protect your night vision (and not blind everyone around you like some people tend to do). Great for walking the dog at night, etc. Overall, it’s a versatile, high-quality flashlight that I highly recommend!

Great flashlight !! The only thing im not a fan of is the telescopic focus adjustment for the light. It slides to easily

I recently tested the Red Light Tactical Flashlight with the 4-in-1 lighting feature, and it has become my go-to tool for low-light tasks. It’s a versatile flashlight with an impressive range of color options. The warm light setting is great for preserving night vision without causing eye strain. It feels gentle on the eyes, making it ideal for close-up tasks like reading in the dark or checking maps. This feature helps out if you’re sensitive to typical white LEDs. Four Light Modes for Different Uses: The variety of light modes (white, yellow, amber, and red) makes this flashlight extremely versatile. The amber and red lights are fantastic for nighttime observation without disturbing wildlife or causing glare—ideal for camping, hiking, and astronomy. The red light especially keeps your eyes adjusted to the darkness. Battery Life: A single charge lasts several nights with moderate use, and it’s rechargeable via USB, which is convenient. It fits easily in my backpack or pocket. It’s sturdy, water-resistant, and comfortable to hold, even in colder conditions.

Look at it. It’s the same cheapo aluminum body Zoomable pocket flashlight sold by every company with randomly chosen letters for a name. I’ve seen many varieties over two decades and they all work … as designed. Be realistic and don’t believe the bs specs. You can’t scan the horizon with this or even your yard. Batman isn’t coming. But if you’re lucky you find this charged in your pocket when you need it… and it will light up your personal space nicely. I snagged this impulsively because I was shopping for a torch with red option and planning to spend some extra for tool quality. For $12.80 I knew I could find a use for it. I still bought a Dewalt and a Nebo both with red light COB. (Total $150) But this surprised me. I have a dozen floating around with the same body, same battery, some in UV and Red only. I’ve seen RGB options lately, and other colors, but these 4 colors are great. Most people will like the softness of warm and amber light. Especially when you’re not trying to impress new friends at the weekly search party with your liquid cooled shoulder mount turret thrower. But it will still impress. Nobody has seen these yet and everyone that noticed mine has asked how to get one. Red light Isn’t for everyone, and it drains the battery quicker despite seeming much dimmer. It’s my favorite though because it does much than protect your night vision. I can take my dog out at 3am and my neighbor- the one from 27 houses down- has absolutely no idea. If I use my 10k lumen pocket sun he’s up on the neighbors app before I hit the door. Bottom line is for my money I got a cheap light that works. And, I can’t make this up. I also got a date with a cute red head named Amber. Thanks YZYOE! You make the best lights!

Good bright light, in the specified colors. One thing that would improve it -- and most of these multicolor flashlights -- would be to have a SEPARATE BUTTON to change colors -- separate from the on-off switch. Having to turn it off and back on to change the color is annoying, as is not knowing which color it's going to come back on in. Sometimes you just want to turn the white light on and off, and not have it switch to a different color every time you cycle the switch. Because of that issue, it's probably more suitable for kids, than serious adult use. Other than that, well-built, bright, and affordable.