The ULTRAFIRE T6 Tactical Flashlight is a robust, feature-packed choice for law enforcement and outdoor use, delivering 1800 lumens, a 1804-foot beam, and versatile features like red, green, and blue lenses, which perform effectively for specialized tasks.

Let me just jump straight to the point... this is one of the most bad az flashlights I've ever ordered. And my favorite feature of this light is .... it has a one button on and off without having to flip through light modes to turn it off. One click on, one click off. So rare to find this but thankfully it's getting a bit more common. You DO have the option of setting different light modes but that's done by an entirely different button that's not easy to smash by mistake. So many good features to this I'm not sure where to go next... let's talk about the lens. You know how some flashlights have that bubble lens that sort of magnifies the LED diode? This does not have that. It's a flat lens with an incredibly bright LED behind it. And man let me tell you it is super bright. It has a clip on its side that let's you mount it on your belt but it also comes with a decent belt holster. Actually this is probably the weak point in the whole package... the light is hard to seat in there as the holster is a bit small (or the light is too big... it is a bit larger than normal) but also because it's made with overlapping pieces that the light gets snagged on as you insert it. It's not horrible, but it's not easy to holster the light. I'm hoping this will get more broke in and easy to use down the road. It comes with a few colored lenses but other than the red, I'm really not sure why you'd use the others. Signaling maybe... I don't know. And of course you know it's chargeable and that is great but you're probably going to want to get an extra external charger and another couple batteries so that you have some on hand to swap out if you don't have time to charge the unit. Speaking of battery, this seems to have a good bit of life to it. Lastly, it seems very durable. It's not flimsy feeling... it has good weight and feels real solid. Believe me when I tell you that I'm looking forward to using this in my adventures. It is one of my top three flashlights and I have loads of them. I can easily recommend this flashlight.

This tactical flashlight is fairly compact, very bright, and easy to operate. Although I just received it, the flashlight is made of metal and appears to be well built. When initially using the flashlight, you will need to remove the battery shield. I’ve included a photo of what the shield looks like because when I pulled my battery out to remove the shield,, it was not on the end of the battery. After some looking, I found that the shield had wedged itself inside of the flashlight battery compartment. The flashlight has options for very bright, medium bright, or low light. Red, green, and blue lens filters are included. The filters easily slide over the lens end of the flashlight. The flashlight also has a strobe function that is initiated by holding the light level selection button down for two seconds. I can operate the power button and brightness/strobe selection button with a single hand, but it is a bit of a stretch to reach both buttons. One-handed operation might be difficult for someone with small hands. The flashlight has a memory function. It remembers its brightness level when it is turned off and returns to that level when the flashlight is turned on the next time. The 5000 mAh battery is a rechargeable. I searched Amazon and found that replacements are available if needed in the future. https://a.co/d/h0mEoIl The battery lasted three hours on the high setting and then automatically reduced its setting to medium. When I attempted to reset it to high, it would no longer operate in high. It would only operate on medium or low. It continued to operate on medium for 30 more minutes. When I checked it again the charge battery light was flashing. I turned it off and connected it’s charging cable. The flashlight additionally includes a wrist strap, USB, charging cable, spare O-ring, and a holster. Initially, I had difficulty getting the flashlight in and out of the holster. I was able to overcome this by adjusting the side, flaps within the holster, and also by inserting the flashlight with its clip facing the flat back side of the holster. This allows me to tilt the flashlight away from the back of the holster, as I am extracting the flashlight. When I insert the flashlight with its clip facing the front of the holster, the clip on the flashlight tends to hang on the inside of the holster.