This is a fantastic right-angle flashlight that I would take for general use with long runtime! If you don't consider yourself too knowledgeable about flashlights, I think you will be very satisfied with it. If you're an enthusiast, I think you'll really appreciate just how unique it is compared to other right-angle lights. It has several special features that I'll discuss below: ~~PROS~~ 1. DUAL outputs- This light has two LEDs. The Cree XP-L serves as the spotlight while the Samsung LH341D serves as the *high color accuracy* floodlight. Supremely helpful for lighting up the scene for YOUR specific application while saving battery life. Triple click to choose the next LED on-off combo. Click-hold to cycle through the different combos of LED on-off. 2. MAGNETIC tail- I personally love having magnets in my flashlights, especially right-angled lights. There are so many hands-free applications where being able to stick the light on anything that can be magnetized comes in really *handy*. 3. 21700 cell- A big battery means longer runtimes. 4. ON-BOARD USB C recharging- A covered port on the back of the light allows you to charge the light without taking out the battery! 5. CHARGING other devices- This light serves as a power bank! While it can't charge iPhones (Wurkkos makes this clear), it can charge many other devices using the same USB C port on the back. 6. ACCESSORIES aplenty- The box contains a reversible carry clip, soft rubber/elastic headband, lanyard, spare o-rings, USB A-to-C charging cable, and 18650 adapter tube. This is a *lot* of extra useful stuff. 7. QUALITY worksmanship- The green anodization is both beautiful and smooth. It is a joy to hold in the hand. 8. DESCRIPTIVE e-switch LEDS- flashing blue switch LED means charging, solid blue means charged, orange means charging other devices. 9. GOOD UI- The UI includes an electronic lockout so that the light doesn't turn on in your pocket (otherwise easy to do because of the top button). It is just as complicated as necessary to be useful. ~~CONS~~ The cons are few and minor, but should be noted for the potential buyer (and for Wurkkos to consider when making improvements). 1. LOW mode is too high- The lowest setting should be a moonlight mode (either 1 lumen or sublumen), or at least customizable to be that low. 2. SPACING of modes and ramping- I do wish there was an extra step (to make a total of four) in the brightness sequence and a ramping mode like in other Wurkkos lights. I also wish manufacturers in general would allow users to set custom steps. This would not be too difficult to program and would provide tons of versatility. It doesn't have to be as complicated as the Anduril UI found on other enthusiast flashlights. 3. HEAVY for a headlamp- While this light can be used as a headlamp, it is rather heavy. The included strap might work well on a helmet, but it quickly becomes uncomfortable on the head. The light is definitely noticeable as you move your head to look around. 4. TALL- At 4.8 inches, it's a tiny bit too tall for my average man hands. I can definitely operate it with one hand, but I have to reposition a little bit to unblock the lights after I do. ~~MISCELLANEOUS~~ 1. REVERSIBLE body tube- See pics, but the tube is symmetric and works either way. 2. MASSES for various pieces- Flashlight (no battery): 86.0 g Included battery: 74.1 g Flashlight (w/ battery): 160.1 g Clip: 8.1 g Headstrap: 45.4 g Flashlight & headstrap: 205.5 g 3. BEAMSHOTS- Only look at these beamshots to see the *relative* brightnesses and beam patterns of the LEDS on low mode. They were taken on a phone, so I did not hold exposure constant. The first beamshot is the XP-L spotlight, second is the LH351D floodlight, third is both.