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Great and bright flashlight with 5 modes just hate having to pull the battery out to directly charge the battery then screwing it back in has to be a better way of doing it but other than that it is a great light

Robust duty light!

I’ve spent the better part of the past year using this for various lighting tasks late night dog walks, hiking, camping, checking out that weird noise in the backyard, brief power outages…basically all the things one would use a flashlight for.

…and I must say, this is a pretty rock solid light. In fact this would make a pretty darn good duty light for police, EMS, firemen and the like. It’s been dropped, exposed to rain, submerged in water…all without skipping a beat. It feels very robust and durable and while the price is definitely on the higher side, this is without a doubt a quality light built to last.

Without boring you with all the specs, I’ll keep it simple with the good stuff you get an included battery, USB C charging, lighted switch, numerous modes ranging from dim to all 3600 lumens on turbo. You even get the blinky stuff, SOS & strobe modes too! The rear tail switch is pleasant and responsive and has a momentary on feature as well. The front metal switch has a nice tactile feel as well when cycling through the modes.

This marks my third Cyan Sky light and they make quality lights for sure. I’d put them right up there with Fenix, Olight and any other higher end brand.

All in all, the P25 v2.0 is an excellent handheld flashlight with a nice floody beam. The price is high but its quality made and quite dependable! 👍🔦

Very Good Option

This flashlight has several power levels. The brightest, due to heat produced by the light, only stays on for a short period of time. The other power levels don’t time out. Very clear bright light. Have to remove the battery to recharge it. Quick charge though. Good option for the cost.

Impressive, Well constructed Flashlight …

I love gadgets and having a reliable, portable flashlight on hand in the car or house is essential. I found the CYANSKY P25 to be a solid and dependable flashlight.

WHAT YOU GET

This black all aluminum flashlight is 5 ¾” long with a 1” diameter at both ends … the middle of the flashlight tapers only slightly. The unit comes with a Lithium Ion battery, an attached solid strong belt clip, lanyard, canvas carrying case, extra o ring gaskets, charging cable (USB C) and an instruction manual.

HOW IT PERFORMS

I really like the rugged durability of this flashlight … it is all aluminum except for the rubber coated power on off button on the one end. The light end has an edge of about 1 8 of an inch to protect the bulb and lens. While I prefer an EDC flashlight to be crenulated on the light end (primarily so you can stand the flashlight on its face and allow some level of hands free illumination without having the light beam aiming in one direction), this is simply a matter of personal preference. The contour of the flashlight frame and the ringed texture allow for an assured grip. The belt clip is stiff solid, stays in place on the flashlight and offers a good degree of tension. The seals around the lens and battery compartment are solid and support the claim of the flashlight being waterproof.

I found the functions of the flashlight to work well. The on off button is protected by a crenulated ring that also has a slot to the attached the provided lanyard. A silver aluminum button on the body of the flashlight serves as the brains of this tool. The center of the button lights up for a few seconds when the flashlight is turned to notify the user of the battery life: a solid green light indicates the batter is 80 100% charged, flashing green 50 80%, solid red 20 50% and flashing red less than 20%. This is certainly a nice feature that gives the user a heads up on the state of the battery at any given moment. The button is also used to engage the four light output options as well as 3 “special” (strobe) modes. The output options can be simplified as low, medium, high and the fourth option is called “turbo”, but I do not see much, if any, difference between it and the high output mode (maybe a tiny bit, but nothing significant like the other output levels). If you turn off the flashlight and turn it back on, the light will stay on the output level last used. Holding the button with the flashlight on will trigger one of three strobe modes: slow flash, fast flash, and a combo slow fast flash. While turning the flashlight off and on again will retain the light output level, it will cancel the strobe mode completely. I found the light output offered by this flashlight to be excellent. Low level output is still very effective and high output is blinding. The light arc is excellent. One drawback is that there is no ability to adjust the light range from wide to narrow.

Even though this flashlight is waterproof, it is rechargeable, but there is no charging port on the flashlight because recharging requires removing the battery and charging it through the charging port on the battery itself. This is the first time I’ve seen a battery with a charging port built in, as opposed to putting the battery in a designated charger. The battery itself is rather large and encompasses about 2 3 of the length of the flashlight … it also effectively delivers enough necessary heft to enhance the feeling of security when gripping the flashlight.

The canvas holster has a Velcro closure flap, a wide belt loop, and elastic sides that provide a snug fit for the flashlight. While the belt loop is long and solidly stitched, it is thin and much flimsier when compared to the rugged construction of the holster itself; the holster loosely hangs on a belt. The belt loop should be of the same canvas like material of the holster itself to anchor the holster more securely to a belt.

I feel the overall construction and function of this flashlight to be excellent. While there are some oddities (like the direct charging battery) and it is not crenulated on the light end, I really appreciated the solid feel, rugged build, ease of use, and battery level notification. Nothing about this flashlight (other than the belt loop on the holster) feels “cheap”.