P50 LED Tactical Flashlight 2000LM | Zoom, Rechargeable USB-C

ZHIYU P50 LED Tactical Flashlight — 2000 Lumens of Unstoppable Light

Meet the flashlight that does it all. The ZHIYU P50 Tactical Flashlight packs a quad-core XHP70 LED into a rugged, lightweight ABS body to deliver a blinding 2000 lumens of output — bright enough to illuminate up to 100–200 metres ahead. Whether you're camping, hiking, handling roadside emergencies, or working in tight, dark spaces, this is the only light you'll ever need.

Key Features

• 2000-Lumen Quad-Core XHP70 LED: Delivers up to 500% more brightness than a standard car headlight, with crisp, far-reaching illumination in any conditions.
• 7 Lighting Modes: High / Medium / Low main beam, plus 4-speed floodlight side lamp, red & blue emergency strobe — press the switch to cycle through modes instantly.
• Telescopic Retractable Zoom: Slide the head to switch seamlessly between a wide-area floodlight and a tightly focused spotlight beam. Adaptable to any scenario.
• Smart Battery Display: Built-in LCD indicator shows real-time power level so you're never caught off guard. Runtime of 3–6 hours depending on mode.
• USB-C Fast Charging + Power Bank Output: Charge from any USB source — laptop, car, wall adapter — and use the USB output port to top up your phone in a pinch.
• IPX-4 Life-Grade Waterproof: Splash and rain resistant so it keeps working through wet-weather adventures without missing a beat.
• Built-in 18650 Lithium Battery: No need to carry spare batteries. Fully integrated for a compact, all-in-one solution.
• Compact & Lightweight: Measures just 16.5 × 4 × 4 cm and weighs only 130 g — easy to carry in a pocket, bag, or glove box.

Specifications

Perfect For

• 🏕️ Camping, hiking, and outdoor adventures
• 🎣 Fishing and night walking
• 🚗 Roadside vehicle maintenance and engine bay inspections
• 🏠 Home and workshop use
• 🚨 Emergency preparedness and safety signalling
• 🔦 Hunting and tactical applications

Important Notes

• IPX-4 rated — splash/rain resistant; do not submerge fully in water.
• Charge fully before first use for optimal battery performance.
• Avoid shining the beam directly into eyes, especially in strobe mode.

Made in Mainland China.

For guidance on preparing an emergency kit — including reliable lighting — visit Ready.gov Emergency Supply Kit.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How long does the built-in 18650 battery last on a full charge?

A: Runtime varies by mode. On the highest brightness setting (2000 lumens), expect approximately 3 hours of continuous use. On medium or low modes, the runtime extends to around 6 hours. The LCD battery indicator lets you monitor charge level at all times so you can plan accordingly.

Q: Can I use the P50 flashlight as a power bank to charge my phone?

A: Yes! The USB output port allows you to charge a mobile device directly from the flashlight's built-in battery. This makes it especially handy during outdoor trips or roadside situations where a phone charger isn't accessible.

Q: What is the difference between the main beam modes and the side floodlight modes?

A: The main beam (High/Medium/Low) projects a powerful focused or zoomable spotlight out of the front head, ideal for distance illumination up to 200 m. The side floodlight has 4 brightness levels and casts wide-area ambient light — great for illuminating a campsite, workspace, or reading area around you. A red/blue emergency strobe mode is also available for safety signalling.

Q: Is the P50 flashlight waterproof enough for rainy conditions?

A: The flashlight carries an IPX-4 waterproof rating, which means it is fully protected against splashing water from any direction and can comfortably handle rain and wet-weather use. It is not designed for full submersion, so avoid placing it in water.

Q: How do I zoom the flashlight beam?

A: Simply slide the front head of the flashlight forward or backward (telescopic zoom). Pushing the head forward widens the beam into a broad floodlight pattern; pulling it back narrows the beam into a tight, long-distance spotlight — no buttons required.