Browning High Noon USB Rechargeable Spotlight

The Browning High Noon Spotlight has a focused long-distance beam and a separate wide-angle light, usable individually or together.

Two separate emitters mean the light does two jobs rather than compromising on one beam shape. Long Distance reaches 503 meters at 850 lumens. Wide Angle High gives 610 lumens over 37 meters. A single adjustable-focus light gives a worse version of both, since zooming a beam creates artifacts a purpose-built reflector does not.

Running both at once combines reach with foreground illumination. That is the useful mode when moving: the far beam picks out what is ahead while the flood shows the ground being walked on.

Browning's Last Light feature holds a low reserve output when the battery is nearly flat. That is worth more than the headline lumens, since it means the light dims rather than switching off without warning. A rechargeable lithium battery and USB cord are included, recharging in about five hours. Explore more handheld flashlights.

• Two emitters, not one adjustable beam
• 503 meters focused, 37 meters flood
• Both together shows the ground and the distance
• Last Light dims rather than dying without warning