Although it is marketed as a "branded" Eurolamp flashlight, when I received it, it didn't have the Eurolamp name anywhere on it and it didn't even have its own branded box. It seems to be a Chinese product that so far shines satisfactorily for a cheap flashlight. The front ring of the lens moves forward and backward, adjusting the beam of light. It takes 3 AAA batteries and the on/off switch is located on a button at the back. It is okay for simple household use. I hope it will withstand the test of time, and if necessary, I will come back to update

Very convenient for the night in the backyard (which is not illuminated) in a detached house in the village where I need it, when I go to close the yard door. The switch has 3 functions ON/OFF alternately every time I open/close it: bright light, medium light, and lively flashing (like signaling in an emergency). Nice white light and it shines brightly up to at least 100 meters.