[3.3' / 1 m] Easy to charge and easy to use! The brightest of all I found!


Way better quality and value than pro shop prices!


Olight SEEME 30 has about 8 modes. I just use the simple ones (steady on red is also great for reading at night!)


My 18 year old (bike tech) has one, my ten year old has two, and I keep one for walking in Rockland County so people won't honk at me walking in black clothing on paved roads with no sidewalks.

[3.3' / 1 m] Easy to charge and easy to use! The brightest of all I found!


Way better quality and value than pro shop prices!


Olight SEEME 30 has about 8 modes. I just use the simple ones (steady on red is also great for reading at night!)


My 18 year old (bike tech) has one, my ten year old has two, and I keep one for walking in Rockland County so people won't honk at me walking in black clothing on paved roads with no sidewalks.

[3.3' / 1 m] Very powerful and robust!!

[3.3' / 1 m] Very powerful and robust!!

[3.3' / 1 m] So much power in such a little package. So light you might forget it is in your pocket. Wish it had red light, but like the option to go to momentary turbo.

[1.125 lb] I purchased the MH41 to use as a safety device while I run. Since I run at a very early (before sunrise) time in the morning and on a road shoulder, I need reflective clothing and a good illumination and signaling device to let drivers know where I am. This light functions very well for that purpose, but it is heavy. The turbo mode is extremely bright and overall the flashlight illuminates a long way off and has an efficient spread of white light from central to edge. I don't do Search and Rescue, but I would expect that it would be useful for that purpose, since it has a signaling mode, beacon mode and the necessary brightness to light a good area of territory. The flashlight comes with two rechargeable (in the light) 18650 Nitecore Li-Ion batteries, charger, lanyard, spare tail cap, etc., so it is a good value for the price. It is also waterproof, so you can use it in the rain. I can comment on the use of this flashlight for Law Enforcement also. While it would be useful as a general-purpose flashlight, as well as a self-defense, non-lethal weapon, it is too large and heavy to carry on a duty belt. It would probably best be left on the right front seat of a cruiser during rounds. For searching indoor and outdoor areas, it is very effective, due to its versatility and throw, so it's more of a general-purpose light. The light is so bright, however, that it will probably blind anyone who looks directly into it while on turbo mode, so each agency will have to determine policy if it's to be used for non-lethal defense. The only problem I have with the light, other than its weight, is that warranty service is done in China and the light has to be sent to B&H for them to forward it to the manufacturer for warranty service. That takes lots of time, so I figure that two to three months to get the light back is realistic.

[1.125 lb] I purchased the MH41 to use as a safety device while I run. Since I run at a very early (before sunrise) time in the morning and on a road shoulder, I need reflective clothing and a good illumination and signaling device to let drivers know where I am. This light functions very well for that purpose, but it is heavy. The turbo mode is extremely bright and overall the flashlight illuminates a long way off and has an efficient spread of white light from central to edge. I don't do Search and Rescue, but I would expect that it would be useful for that purpose, since it has a signaling mode, beacon mode and the necessary brightness to light a good area of territory. The flashlight comes with two rechargeable (in the light) 18650 Nitecore Li-Ion batteries, charger, lanyard, spare tail cap, etc., so it is a good value for the price. It is also waterproof, so you can use it in the rain. I can comment on the use of this flashlight for Law Enforcement also. While it would be useful as a general-purpose flashlight, as well as a self-defense, non-lethal weapon, it is too large and heavy to carry on a duty belt. It would probably best be left on the right front seat of a cruiser during rounds. For searching indoor and outdoor areas, it is very effective, due to its versatility and throw, so it's more of a general-purpose light. The light is so bright, however, that it will probably blind anyone who looks directly into it while on turbo mode, so each agency will have to determine policy if it's to be used for non-lethal defense. The only problem I have with the light, other than its weight, is that warranty service is done in China and the light has to be sent to B&H for them to forward it to the manufacturer for warranty service. That takes lots of time, so I figure that two to three months to get the light back is realistic.

[1.125 lb] Perfect EDC

[3.3' / 1 m] I bought this as a Christmas gift for someone who rides their bicycle at night in a rural area so there are no additional street lights.  They love the light and it said it works perfectly for them.  Plus its easy to recharge.

[3.3' / 1 m] This is a tiny flashlight. It is also incredibly light. It weighs almost nothing. It puts out quite a bit of light for how tiny it is. The USB-C charging works well and you can have the light on while it's charging which is quite useful. The lower modes, 1-200 lumens, will all stay on as long as the battery lasts but the 500 lumen mode requires holding the button the whole time. If you have the light on already and push the mode button down it will go to 500 lumens and when you release it will go back to the previous mode that was on.

So this time remaining feature I mentioned. It works great. This would be a wonderful light on your keychain, but also one kept in an emergency place or bug out bag. You don't need to wonder how long you will have light at any setting. When you turn on the light the OLED screen tells you the brightness and then how long, hours and minutes, that the light will stay on before turning off to conserve power. Therefore you can see that 200 lumens will give you 40 minutes but that 15 lumens will give you 6 hours. One lumen up to 60 hours. It always displays hours and minutes. You will never have to guess how long you will have light and of course using a higher brightness means the lower brightness will lose time also. It's very useful.

This flashlight will survive some splashing but nothing more than that. The two buttons make using it pretty easy. I like it and I guess that's all I have to say.