A strong, reliable flashlight is essential gear for any RVer. If you’re in the market for a new one—or your old flashlight is due for an upgrade—you’d be hard-pressed to find a more versatile option than the Infinity X1 7,000-lumen dual-power rechargeable flashlight. Yes, it’s a powerful flashlight, but what really sets it apart is its flexibility.
What I especially like about the Infinity X1 dual power rechargeable flashlight
• Dual power means you will NEVER be without light. It comes with a rechargeable lithium-ion battery as well as nine Duracell AA batteries, so if one power source runs out, you have a backup ready to go. I haven’t had to use the Duracells yet since the flashlight recharges easily via USB. But it’s reassuring to know they’re there if needed.
• The exterior is made of durable aircraft-grade aluminum.
• It has a USB output charging port you can use to charge your phone and other small devices.
• It has low, medium, and high light intensity settings.
• At 7,000 lumens, it is SUPER BRIGHT!!! Seriously, almost blindingly bright—which could be a real advantage in a self-defense situation. At full power, it also throws light up to 250 meters (about 820 feet).
• Speaking of self-defense, this is a sturdy, heavy-duty flashlight that could double as a club if necessary in an emergency situation.
What can be improved?
At the highest power setting especially, the lens can get quite hot if used for extended periods. That’s something to keep in mind. One reviewer suggested this might have been avoided with LED technology, though it’s possible the company’s hybrid power system influenced the design choice. Either way, heat buildup is the one notable downside I found.
You also need to exercise care, as this light is so bright, you would not want to shine it directly in someone’s eyes (unless it was a self-defense situation).
More information or to order
If you are a Costco member, you can pick up one of these flashlights at the store or order directly online from Costco. It is also available on Amazon.
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Thank you for sharing the information, Cheri. Good to know. Flashlights do wear out. This seems an excellent replacement. Have a great week and safe travels!