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Reddit mentions of M200 1000Lumens 18650 USB Rechargeable EDC Flashlight Waterproof Cree LED Headlight for Outdoor Sports Hands-free Camping Light Brightness Flood Light (Neutral white)
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Reddit mentions: 2
We found 2 Reddit mentions of M200 1000Lumens 18650 USB Rechargeable EDC Flashlight Waterproof Cree LED Headlight for Outdoor Sports Hands-free Camping Light Brightness Flood Light (Neutral white). Here are the top ones.
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While it's a little over your budget after the 20% coupon. I'd recommend the Fenix E30R from Fenixlighting.com with the code MEMBER2019. Has built-in charging and includes a battery.
Something in your budget would be the Skilhunt M200. This has built-in charging but you'd have to buy a battery for it.
I agree with the others. There's no good focusable light in such a small size. Especially with a high output.
Your battery database is about to save my life. I just found out that due to transpo restrictions, Amazon can't sell 18650 batteries anymore, which makes stocking a pair for my new flashlight difficult. I have a set of four I keep specifically for an older Nitecore I bought for night-hiking in extreme environments, but for obvious reasons do not wish to mix-and-match.
I never expected to run into problems sourcing batteries, and your database is great at providing alternative options. Previously, it was fine to research a brand and then take advantage of Amazon's discounts to hunt for sales, now I'll just have to suck it up, I guess.
Thanks for posting this!!