Impressively bright. Brighter than my buddies 50" China led ...
930010
Impressively bright. Brighter than my buddies 50" China led light bar. Your paying for quality. If you need a ton of light in a small package, you can't go wrong with rigid industries.
3682918
This thing is too cool. It says only 50 lumens. But, I bought another brand that said 1000. This baby is brighter by far. At 10' you get about a 4' x 8' picture. Very detailed. About half of my other 4200 lumen, $1100 projector. I just wish it had an aspect change to make it square. I'm creating a hunted house inside my garage and I can wrap the tripod, comes with, around by the garage framework without my curtains getting in the way. This would be great for setting outside while camping and having the BIG screen on the side of your camper. Many other uses I'm sure. Don't let the small size fool you. It's very good, bright. I'm adding a USB charger to it to make it last more than the 90min. Haven't tested it yet. Remote is small and plastic, but, haven't had any problems.
69444
Seems to be bright for a cheap Chinese LED light. I haven't installed it yet but tested with a drill battery. I will update once I have it installed on my TJ.
3650636
This is insane bright (good that is). I was very skeptical about these meeting the brightness that some of the new vehicles like BMW, MB, AUDI etc...emit and boy was I surprised? If you share the same doubt as I did about the brightness meeting standards, worry not, it actually meets and exceeds my expectations. It has a real tint of blue like 6500K - 7000K, it is definitely not 6000K. This is a dilemma for my 6000K hid bulb because it does not match the color. I read that as HID bulb gets old, it starts to give off less brightness, so that may contribute to that too, but I have ordered a new 6000K to see if it matches . I will keep you updated.

I would have given 5 stars for product quality but it came without instructions, and the hardware makes no sense. It came with a couple of tiny bolts and nuts. Unless you know what to do, these nuts and bolts were completely useless. I had to get a couple of screws to attach the brackets to my vehicle and the mounting brackets holes were not easy to get to given that you would need a long narrow screw bit with a drill to properly attach to vehicle plastic fender. The LED housing keeps popping out of the bracket. I had to use a flathead screw driver to push in the metal tabs it anchors in to keep it in place and secure.

For someone like me that knows how to figure this type of thing out, it didn't present a lot of challenges mounting them or  connecting to my battery and ignition without a manual, but for you that would rely on information here, you definitely need a manual and your vehicle's electrical data to make it  work. I will highly recommend this for the intended use, DRL. It's really nice and sturdy, not cheap looking at all.
3827665
All five were delivered together in a couple days and all worked properly with outstanding brightness. The very bright tiny beam centers are shaped by the LEDs and not round, but the large remainder of the beams are broad, bright, and more evenly cast. I expected this from having purchased two very similar (identical?) flashlights direct from China. A single Lithium AA  battery lasts a long time.
1392534
Bright. Almost too bright. Running the LEDS at max hurts to look at. I used them on my 250 Mini Quad and it makes it really easy to see at night. Although if you use this for a Quadcopter use, be sure to use an external BEC rather than the internal one from the ESC. Will draw a lot of current (about 0.5 A) and it could blow the internal BEC.
1333400
Incredibly bright.  Totally worth it.  A little weight to it, a little bulky.  But how else are you going to get 5k lumens strapped to your head?
2883334
FANTASTIC!

These things are bright!  If the legs are a bit too long, you can trim them with dykes.

Totally worth the price.  The pictures on the left is the original 10W halogen bulb, and the other is the 1W LED.

Very happy.
916204
Very impressive. I was a bit worried about the brightness because they are solar powered. No worries. Are they as bright as a spotlight powered by 110 volts, no. But they are sufficient enough for a patio night time stogie. I like the dim setting then they turn bright when motion activated. Unless you move they go back to dim after 30 seconds or so. Wave of the hand and back to bright. I'll follow up with the longevity of the product.
2733955
Used these in a build for my younger brother. They are surprisingly bright and move plenty of air. Very impressive at this price point.
4014262
These are so bright! Used these for a camping trip and I was very impressed.
2453869
brighter than the similarly priced KJL led.  (Got both today and was able to compare.)
981300
I've been using this light now for about ten days, and I'm consistently shocked by the brightness of the beam. In case you don't know, this light boasts 6 watts and 120 lumens. It is my understanding that lumen output is tough to rate for a flashlight, so I can only go by what I see. I own many different types of flashlights for different purposes ranging from a 2 million candlepower spotlight to a 3 watt Brinkman tactical light. I also own several different Maglight flashlights of varying sizes. This Dorcy light is the brightest pocketable light I currently own and it's even brighter than most of the large, non-pocketable lights I own. I've dropped it twice this week, so it's proven to be durable. It uses standard or rechargeable "AAA" batteries, and it is extremely bright. I do agree with the other reviewer that commented that the battery life indicator is a silly gimmick that gives the flashlight a cheaper appearance, but I don't think it's that bad. Another comment in the reviews made the assumption that a 6 watt LED will suck the batteries dry. I would have also made that same assumption, but so far the battery life seems fine. I always carry spare batteries, just in case, but in the past 10 days of moderate usage I haven't used my replacements yet. The beam is still more than twice as bright as any of the other lights I own. I'm very happy with this flashlight and I plan to buy another one for my camping pack.
1526949
Very impressive bulb!  As stated on the package, it lights immediately and gives a light that is easily comparable to a 60 watt bulb (or even a bit brighter).  It dims pretty nicely for an LED, although as with most LEDs, not as wide of a range as incandescent.  The color as stated is a cooler daylight bulb.  The bulb is not overly heavy and the heatsink is not too obtrustive.
4703714
Wicked bright, great visibility for 50+ feet. Use it mostly at night time when I let my dog loose outside in our backyard to check for skunks or foxes.
594688
I was hesitant to order direct from china but considering these are almost $2 each when you buy them in cali, I figured I'd give it a try. The estimated delivery date was more than a month from when I placed the order but they got to my place in 9 days. All 50 were in the pack. I wired one up to an arduino and it is VERY bright at full power. It's painful to look at actually. The color blend isn't great but very similar to other rgb non diffused LEDs. I sanded one and it diffuses nicely now just as a test. If you're wondering the specs, it seems like this is the data sheet people are talking about.

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i used 5v from the arduino with a 147ohm (1x100 and 1x47) resistor to red and 100ohm to green and blue. That's operating towards the high end but with how bright these are you could use higher ohm resistors to make them use less power and bring them down to the lower operating range. I would definitely order more of these, maybe diffused if they offer them.

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Excellent bright light - brighter than the backyard floodlights!  I bought it to "scan" the backyard at night to check for skunks before we let the dog out.  Far, far superior to the Brinkmann LED light it replaced.  (Incidentally, Brinkmann went bankrupt last week, and is no longer honoring warranty claims/replacement parts.)  The 4 switchable modes allow you to customize your flashlight for a variety of tasks and occupations.  I can't comment on run-time, but from what others have said it's pretty decent.  A big plus for me is that's is made in the USA.  A couple of areas that could use improvement:  1.  The lens beam focus works great, but it's too easy to move.  If you slide it into your pocket, it'll twist and re-adjust the beam.  2.  in order to get from bright/medium/dim, you need to QUICKLY depress the button one, two, or three times in succession.  It would be far better to push it once for bright, once again for medium, and again for dim.  It's difficult to rapidly push the button with leather gloves on.