NEBO Davinci 2000 Flashlight Gray 200/800/2,000 Lumens White LED

Theee best flashlight after you take out that dang piece of plastic in the battery compartment! It took me 2 hours to unscrew it even after following video tutorials on youtube and it was literally like a stubborn jar of spaghetti! To get it to open, I semi-aggressively tapped the part of the flashlight where the head comes off in several places to loosen up the thread of the screw and it FINALLY opened right up! So much for the red sore hands and blisters and effort ha!

a very useful flashlight with an easy control on the lumens power by the provision of mode dial the aesthetics are very cool and you would love holding one

A must have tool for your everyday carry with extreme quality performance

I bought this and can't turn it on. Can't find any meaningful instructions.

I bought this as a car light to replace my older nebo redline as it's a little smaller and brighter and its rechargeable, my redline is not, the USB-A was able to give my phone a slow charge ,enough to get by in an emergence if needed, the only real negative I see is the micro usb charge port, USB-C would have been better (the aluminum around the port is machined in the shape of a USB-C port) -that is why it got 4 stars, other than that it's a nice light!

Good solid build but short battery life when new and it doesn’t focus into a very tight, strong spot. On wide/flood it’s ok. I’m stuck with this one and it will do but would not buy another.

Light works good. But bad battery and now not available.

Please add to your product manual how to open the battery case to remove the plastic disc that is required to be removed before first use. Folks: a video is here at 4:19 in the video: https://youtu.be/C00d14B14n4

The manual does not explain how to access the battery, which is necessary before charging or using the flashlight for the first time. The section containing the LED bulb unscrews from the barrel of the flashlight, but it’s tricky to grip the flashlight in order to unscrew it. I found this video helpful: https://youtu.be/C00d14B14n4 At around 4:19 into the video he demonstrates removing the battery.

So my son takes things apart for experiments but when he took it apart he found a metal bead and didn't know where it went to and once he put it back together it wouldn't switch modes. We would like to continue to use the flashlight but are unable to switch the modes.