ETENWOLF L2: The Ultimate Flat EDC Flashlight Built for You.
Dual-Lens Instant Switch
Features dual-lens technology for instant switching between wide-angle Floodlight and powerful long-range Spotlight to meet all your exploration needs.
300 Lumens Stepless Dimming
Enjoy smooth brightness adjustment from 15 to 300 lumens. The stepless dimming allows you to customize the intensity for different tasks, providing up to 20 hours of runtime.
1-Hour USB-C Fast Charging
Built with a 2600mAh high-capacity battery that recharges fully in just 1 hour via the universal USB-C port. The 3-level LED indicators keep you informed of the power status in real-time.
Lightweight & Pocket-Ready
The ETENWOLF L2 features a slim, flat ergonomic design that fits as easily in your pocket as a smartphone. At just 109g, it’s the ultimate portable companion for EDC, camping, and car emergencies.
What’s in the box
1 × Rechargeable Flashlight
1 × USB-C Cable
1 × Lanyard
1 × User Manual
6 Versatile Lighting Modes
Equipped with 6 modes including Spotlight, Floodlight, Red Light, Red Beam, SOS, and Strobe, making it a reliable tool for both daily use and emergency signaling.
IPX5 Waterproof Rating
Featuring an IPX5 waterproof rating, it is built for all-weather outdoor use. Designed to resist rain and splashes, it provides reliable illumination even in the toughest conditions.
Douglas_Dowell –
It’s an great light, i use it every day at work. I do maintenance at a shipping warehouse. So I need a good dependable light that’s going to hold a charge all day yet tough enough to keep up with me.
T._Henneberry –
Nice multifunction flashlight.
The ETENWOLF L2 Rechargeable Flashlight is a nice multi function flashlight. It has an emergency flashing mode, a red mode, wide beam mode, and focused mode as well as a laser pointer built in. I like that I can keep it at my desk and amuse the cat while still having a flashlight when it gets dark if I need to look in a drawer or illuminate some where specific. It charged up quick and the battery seems to last a good long time. I have not worn it out over several days of intermediate use. For the price, its a great little flashlight with some great added functions. Its for sure a great choice if you are looking for a flash light laser pointer combo.
Noah –
This is handy and sturdy flashlight! I own several different items be Etenwolf and have been impressed by the quality of all of them, and this flashlight is no different. The light body is made from a very sturdy and thick feeling plastic that should hold up really well. It feels much nicer and sturdier than some of the cheap aluminum flashlights that I had previously purchased. The shape is a little different, but I find that it works well, and that it stays where you put it when you set it down, unlike round bodied flashlights that may try to roll. The light output is plenty bright for my normal needs around the house and camping, but it is not what you would call a high output flashlight. It is a really good quality, rechargeable flashlight with variable light output and a built-in red laser pointer, which has provided for hours of entertainment for our cat. The flashlight has even held up well to our toddler playing with and dropping it on many occasions, and I have no concerns that she will be able to damage. Overall, I would highly recommend any product by Etenwolf, this light included!
Rich_in_WY –
Great EDC Item
Great LED lighting. Includes a lanyard (flashlight has a lanyard hole), and a USB C charging cable. The unit has a battery indicator (3 LED lights) and two buttons to control the type of lighting. One feature which I don’t want, or need is the “SOS” function. Just another useless feature to me that gets in the way when you are trying to find the lighting feature you want. There are multiple LED lights and lighting functions. It is easy to use as the buttons are large and in an ergonomic place. Another interesting lighting feature is the red laser pointer. This feature really is useful when you are operating at night and need to point something out. Bottom Line: I live in the Northern Rockies and we have dark skies. This unit has several useful features that make it incredibly useful for going out at night and for personal safety.
Jbx49r –
Nice to have this rechargeable flashlight in the car. It’s only about 6 inches long, made of durable plastic, and the bright orange color makes it easy to spot. It has 6 light modes, and I especially like the red beam option – not all of my flashlights have that feature. The battery indicator is also a nice touch so I know when it needs charging. It’s not as bright as some of my other flashlights, but it’s definitely bright enough for emergency use. I’ll be keeping this one in my glove compartment for peace of mind.
TCJ –
Handy, pocket-sized rechargeable flashlight
This is a very useful rechargeable flashlight. It took just over 2 hours to charge with the included cord. The beam is adjustable and nice and bright. The red laser/beam feature is also handy. I love that it’s pocket sized and can easily be carried with you, if necessary. The buttons are intuitive and easy to figure out in the dark. It feels sturdy and well made in your hand. At its current price of $14.99, it’s a great deal. Highly recommended!
DG –
This is the second Etenwolf product I have added to my household, and I wanted a versatile flashlight to keep in our vehicles. This light has many different modes, including flood light, spot light, red light, red beam, SOS, and strobe, which makes it very useful both in the car and for camping. The red beam pointer is also a nice bonus feature. It charges via USB-C, so there is no need to keep old micro-USB cables around. The light color is on the whiter end of the spectrum rather than yellow, which I prefer for general use. The bright orange body makes it easy to see and hard to lose, and the included lanyard lets you securely attach it to your hand so you are less likely to drop it. Battery life has been good, lasting for hours even on the highest setting, and the battery indicator light is a nice touch so you know when it is time to put it back on the charger. Overall, it is a handy little emergency flashlight for under 15 dollars and a solid option to keep in a glovebox or gear bag.
Tmac –
All purpose flashlight
This is a a little flashlight packed with features. It’s lightweight, orange and made of durable ABS plastic. It charges with a standard USB C type plug and is bright! It has 3 lights on its top by the control buttons to help you keep track of power usage or recharging. Now for functions, it’s a bright wide beam,has a narrow bright spotlight type beam, flashes for easy signaling, can be dimmed. Has a red light option for better night vision while staying less visible yourself. Also has red dot pointer feature! This light charges relatively quickly, charge lasts, many use options, is tough and fits in your pocket. This is great product that will serve you well for years. An excellent value.
J._Wyner –
This rechargeable flashlight is very light and small. Perfect for keeping in my car when at night I want to read something or find my way in the dark from my parking spot. It comes partially charged and uses a standard charging cord that plugs into a computer or charging block. One such short cord is included with the flashlight, plus there’s a small carrying strap and an instruction manual. There is no case for the flashlight, however., The instruction manual is a bit small and basic, but it’s sufficient to learn how to operate the various light modes. With the main beam on, a long press of the main light switch gradually reduces the intensity of the beam if you want less light. Additional presses of the main switch take you to other light modes. Small LED lights on the case show the state of charge in 30% increments. That’s about it. Very basic, but good for utility use. Easy to hold. Priced comparable to other small LED flashlights.
Chee_L –
The flashlight is compact, well built, and easy to hold, and I like that it’s USB rechargeable with multiple modes. The different light options and SOS features are handy, and the wrist strap is a nice touch for portability. That said, it’s not as bright as I hoped. Good for closeup tasks, but it doesn’t light up a large area very well. Overall, decent for everyday use, but don’t expect it to replace a heavy duty flashlight.
Chuck_B –
One white light source is a floodlight, the other is a spotlight. There’s a red lazer-like beam for pointing and a night vision red floodlight that is not too bright. There’s also a flashing white light feature for scaring away vampires. So many light features that it takes two buttons to control them all. Seems to work well as a flashlight. I have not used it enough yet to know battery life but I expect it to be ok.
Terrance_M. –
I was skeptical about this flashlight at first but surprised when I tested it for a few ways. It survived the longevity test by lasting on full brightness light mode for an hour and half before the battery died and that was after a full charge, so that’s not bad for a flashlight of this value. additionally I drop tested it a couple times to examine it’s durability and it still worked after about three different 5 foot tall drops. As for brightness, it is pretty bright, Just shining it on my palm looked like a flashbang. Most of all my cat loves the laser that is built in and she will chase that for hours. I’d say this is a good value and would recommend.
