WUBEN E7 1800 Lumen Rechargeable Mini Flashlight with Magnet - Super Bright 6 Modes EDC Flashlight, Typ-C Rechargeable LED; IP68 Pocket Flashlight for Headlamp Use, Rescue, Camping

I got one for a gift and liked it well enough I ordered another. Solid build, great flood light output and recharging is a big plus. Easily fits in any pocket. The magnet is strong. This would be handy for an under hood light or changing a tire at night. Attn : HVACR techs. I am retired now but trust me, you need one or two of these for those night time service calls. Plus you can keep it charged in the service truck.

This tiny titan is a game-changer for anyone who needs serious illumination in a compact package. At 1800 lumens, the WUBEN E7 delivers absolutely stunning brightness that belies its mini size. What truly sets this flashlight apart? It's rechargeable with a replaceable battery - imagine that! Unlike many lights that become paperweights when the battery dies, this one keeps going. No more tossing out an entire flashlight just because the battery is worn out. It's the kind of smart design that saves you money and reduces more waste. Key Highlights: Incredibly bright: 1800 lumens in a palm-sized device Rechargeable and battery-replaceable / extendable to a larger capacity, no other does this yet. Compact and lightweight - truly fits anywhere Built like a tank, feels premium in hand, tactical like. The magnet is super powerful and does not disappoint. One minor drawback: the hard edges can be a little uncomfortable when carried in a pocket. It's not a deal-breaker, but something to be aware of if you're planning to EDC (everyday carry) this light. I have so ideas on how to handle this, but I have to think the best way to address this. Whether you're hiking dark trails, dealing with a power outage, or just need a reliable light source anywhere, the garage, walking, storage anywhere, the WUBEN E7 won't let you down. Highly recommended for anyone who appreciates practical, long-lasting quality made tactical gear! Not cheap junk made to fail. Pro tip: Keep one in your car, backpack and emergency kit. You won't regret it. At this price buy as gifts, which is what we did and it did not disappoint, it in fact amazed. Also the accessories available makes this light a next level tool, extend the battery capacity and have a hands free headlamp to use anywhere, that you can activate the light with a mere hand gesture. Making this light almost a smart light without the bulk and overly complex design. This is only of the best lights I own, costs are reasonable for once and it outperforms some of my Olights, which costs way too much and even getting close to my Police Issued Streamlight, which is still a fantastic light, but for the size and price, I have not yet seen anything better then this WUBEN E7 EDC Flashlight. I need to mention that the company behind the light, also has amazing customer service and this price point that honestly surprised me and really unheard off in a market where many companies sell products that are turn and burn. That is no the case here, they make really nice gear, a tool that can be used hard and it holds up well. Can't wait to see what the company creates in the future ....

First one I received worked one day then I went to recharge it and it wouldn't charge anymore even though i charged it when I first got it and the blue light stayed on when I plugged the charger to it and I removed it from the charger and it still stayed on. Blue light: fully charged Red light: charging The new one I received quickly. Worked as it should. I also ordered the extended battery add on..I've dropped it many times on concrete and never had any issues with it and it last all night. I use it at work 40hrs a week. No issues and the battery last me all night checking in trailers at work. I like that it has 3 bright settings To change to brighter or lighter settings just hold the on button till it changes to brighter and brighter and then it'll go back to low brightness.

The light Stopped working after three months, and Customer Service eventually sent a replacement, although it was quite a process. I was disappointed when it stopped working because it was a great little light that I carried everywhere with me. It has a strong magnet, and I love that you could upgrade and get a bigger battery for it. Turbo mode is amazing (in short bursts, as it drains battery quickly).

These impressed me for their size and price. They’re small enough to fit comfortably in your hand or pocket, but they put out a strong amount of light for something this compact. I included a nickel in the photos so you can see the actual scale — they’re genuinely small, which makes them easy to carry daily. The magnetic base is where these really shine. You can attach them to metal surfaces for hands-free use, and because they’re magnetic, you can stack two or even three together to widen your light coverage and hit multiple angles (see photo). That makes them great for working on a vehicle, camping, or anything where you need both hands free. The pocket clip is a nice addition as well. They recharge using the included cable (USB-C), but you’ll need your own charging block. I used a standard phone charger without any issues. Another big plus: the battery is replaceable when it eventually wears out, which adds long-term value. For the price, these are a solid buy

This WUBEN E7 rechargeable flashlight is absolutely phenomenal! At 1800 lumens, this compact light is incredibly powerful - it illuminates spaces far better than flashlights twice its size. The brightness is truly impressive and rivals much more expensive tactical flashlights. I love the 6 different lighting modes which provide excellent versatility for any situation - from a low mode for reading maps or finding things in a tent, to a high mode that can light up an entire backyard. The strobe mode is particularly useful for emergency situations. The magnetic base is brilliantly designed and one of my favorite features - it sticks securely to metal surfaces like car hoods, toolboxes, or metal shelves, leaving your hands completely free to work. This has been invaluable for auto repairs and working in tight spaces. The compact size makes it incredibly portable - it fits easily in a pocket, glove box, or tool bag. The rechargeable battery is a huge cost-saver compared to buying disposable batteries, and the USB charging is convenient. The build quality is outstanding with durable aluminum construction that feels solid and well-made. It's survived multiple drops without any damage. The battery life is excellent even on the highest setting. The beam pattern is well-focused with good throw distance. Perfect for camping, emergency preparedness, automotive work, or everyday carry. Exceptional value for a professional-grade flashlight!

I've been a fan of Wuben lights since I got my first X0. I like the unique design and quality build. So I picked up the newer E7 along with the extension tube and headband. To me this combination gives you extreme flexibility. Here are some pro's and con's compared to my X0 and other lights I have. Pros: -I love the green color and the surface finish looks really nice and will hopefully hold up well. I will update later if I see any unusual wear and tear. -The replaceable battery. That is one thing I do not like on the X0 or X2, not that I have had a need to replace the battery in either of these after years of use, but it is nice knowing it can easily be replaced. -You can use the light while charging. Not that I would do this frequently, but nice to know it can be done if needed. -The rubber USB-C cover is easy to open and I believe will protect the port better than the flap on the X0 or X2, although the flap is fun to play with on these. I will see how durable the rubber cover is and report back if there are any issues. -The availability of the extension tube is one more layer of flexibility. I have a few 18650 cells and being able to use these for either extended run time or just incase adds to the appeal of this light in an emergency. -It clips easily into the headband for hands-free use. -The wider beam spread over the X0 is perfect for use in the headband. -The magnetic tail allows you to mount the light to any metal vertical surface and aim light down. Think changing a flat tire. I've used my X0 for this very scenario and it was extremely handy. -The clip provides a firm hold while still easy to use. The clip on the X0 was too stiff. -The UI is very simple to learn. Single press is ON/OFF, press/hold cycles between L-M-H, double click is turbo and triple click is SOS/strobe. -The low setting is perfect for reading in the dark, typical moonlight mode. -Turbo is extremely bright. Cons: -The USB-C charging does not seems to follow the full USB-C charging standards. So what this means is that if you have a newer charger and use a USB-C to USB-C cable, such as the one provided, it may not work. I tried plugging it into a couple different power banks and my laptop with the supplied cable and another USB-C to USB-C cable and the unit would not charge. I plugged it into an older power brick with the same cable and it started to charge. I then tried a USB-A to USB-C cable on the same power banks and laptop and it charged just fine. I feel this is minor as long as you understand the limitations. I always have a combination of cables with by power bricks, so this will not limit my use.

if you have the E7 light and want a way to use it hands free, this is a good option. I will be using it for night running as the E7 is far superior and smaller than a regular flashlight or any of the running lights I see for sale. The E7 clips into the band securely and can swivel up and down. there is a notched rotating piece so that it locks into place, it will not move up and down while running, it will stay in the position you set it at. My only complaint is the back of the hard plastic mount plate does not have any cushion or foam, If you have this band on your head w/o a hat or beanie, it is uncomfortable. The plastic just pushes against your forehead. For 10 bucks they could have put some foam or cushion on the back. This is meant to be worn on your head, not sure what they were thinking. -1 star for poor comfort at the mounting plate area. The rest of the band is very nice and comfortable, seems well made and the writing on it is reflective (good for running too). This does hold the E7 very well, and I dont think another option would be better, so I'll keep it...when its cold out I can wear it over a beanie, but for all other times I'll end up installing my own foam so I dont have an indentation on my forehead after using this product.