VECTOR SPOTLIGHT LED 2200 LUMEN

VECTOR LED Flashlight Spotlight, SL10LEDV, Rechargeable, Super Bright 2200 Lumens, USB Charging Port + USB Powerbank for Device Charging The vector LED spotlight comes packaged in a standard retail box with pictures and specifications for the lamp on the back and sides. Opening the package, inside the clamshell and cardboard enclosure. There is the handheld spotlight itself, a wall adapter for charging, a lighter adapter to charge from your car, the charging cable, and a folded instruction booklet. A bit unusual in the charging cable, it is a male USB on both ends. I like that they have included a wall adapter and a car adapter so you can recharge the spotlight anywhere you go. Folding out the instruction pamphlet, there is lots of fine print and warnings and larger letters. They tell you specifically to read all the instructions before using. It's in English on the front of the page and Spanish on the back. Looking at the lamp, it appears that it arrived to me with the battery completely discharged. I find that a bit unusual, as most rechargeable items that I get to have at least some charge on the battery. When I plugged in the USB charger, there is a tiny red LED that looks like it was mounted just inside the USB port so you can see it flashing when you charge, and it is flashing a slow red light. According to the instructions, that means the battery needs to be recharged. According to the instructions, it will flash orange when the battery is low, green when the battery is in a "high partially charged state" and it will glow green solid when it is fully charged. I didn't see anything in the instructions about how long it will take the charge, so I guess we will see. Leaving on the charge, after 2 hours it was still blinking red. When I checked on it after six hours, it was solid red, so I’m assuming that’s a full charge indication, Unplugging it from charge, when I pressed the USB button on the back, it glowed green showing a full charge. Since it was dark, I decided to play with the flashlight a bit and try it out. The red signaling lens on the business end of the lamp is a bit difficult to pop off, but I guess that means it'll stay on there. The first pull of the trigger switch gives you the brightest setting, and the second pull dims it down to about half power. Something I noticed while using the light, when I was clicking the switch between the different settings, I could see a spark inside the unit through the opening where the USB connects. I'm presuming it's arcing like a drill. Well sometimes because the connection for the switch is not smooth. I'm a little concerned that this will cause premature wear, and would definitely recommend being certain to not use this anywhere. There is flammable vapor in the air. Turning the light on and exploding flammable vapor. Due to that spark. And the possible explosion, make me think it sounds like a bad movie plot. Don't be a bad movie.