Come is earlier than expected, the packaging was sufficient. A bag in a bag was and it was a small box with the lamp which was wrapped in bubble wrap.
the first impression is the right weight and rigidity affects the lamp, complete alumimium apparently Powder coated. The focus can be turned good, only the threads of the battery compartment is a bit fiddly. The battery compartment is sealed with a rubber ring, but the lamp is not waterproof, the focus ring would enter and go to the LED water.
The wrist strap does not so great impression, but performs its service. Also a rubber ring was still attached which prevents the flashlight from rolling.
If one turns upside down the lamp, the lens does not touch the ground.
Soldered is apparently actually a Cree LED [....]
Accordingly, the luminosity, even if it corresponds in no case 900 lumens, I was before purchase but already clear.
I would argue that is the luminosity in the range of 150 lumens.
different light modes are not bad either, the lamp did enjoy a barbecue on a semi-transparent cups provided and set to the lowest brightness, you had a pleasant light.
The Strobo function is quite good to annoy people, like my friend had already noticing.
The various functions are switched on by pressing the Anschaltknopfes light. If the lamp is a slightly longer period of, it starts in the brightest light modes.
After I had unpacked it, I dropped it on tile first, the lamp has suffered no real damage. One need not worry so if you let them fall times.
If the lamp does not suffer a technical failure in the near future, I can recommend them in good conscience.
It is operated at me with 3 AAA batteries TEDI, holds quite a while. When the lamp would really 900 lumens, the Cree would pull 3 amps, so much the batteries can not even give believable.
The lamp is labeled HWA WYS UltraFire, the brand does not say anything to me.
My conclusion is a strong buy recommendation because you get here for 6 a good flashlight.
However, I do not understand how anyone buying such a cheap product, and then complained that he had nearly died while mountaineering in the Himalayas because the lamp has conk. For something I'd rather be a LED Lenser, Walhter, Olight, Fenix or Nightcore.
