HaloXT Tactical 9-in-1 Solar Flashlight

The HaloXT is a 9-in-1 solar tactical flashlight. Beyond a bright 3-watt CREE LED that reaches up to 200 meters, it includes a compass, glass-breaking tip, seatbelt cutter, magnet, SOS flasher and a USB power-bank function, and it recharges by sun or USB.

It gives you light plus a set of emergency tools in one device, handy in the car, at home or outdoors. You can light your way, break glass or cut a seatbelt in a vehicle emergency, signal for help and charge a phone.

Press the button to cycle light modes (high, low, strobe and SOS). Recharge it by the built-in solar panel or, faster, by USB-C. Unscrew the cap to reach the USB ports and use it as a power bank; the magnet and compass add utility.

By the built-in 0.15W solar panel or, much faster, by USB-C from a wall adapter, car or computer. Keep it topped off so it's ready in an emergency.

Yes, as a light it's fine indoors. Note it includes a glass breaker and seatbelt cutter, so handle those carefully and keep it away from children. Use those rescue functions at your own risk in a real emergency.

Its roughly 2,000 mAh battery runs the light or charges devices, and it's rated for about 1,000 recharges. Runtime varies by light mode; solar keeps it topped off. Battery performance varies based on charging and usage conditions. See the footnote for details.

Compared with a basic flashlight, it bundles rescue tools, a compass and a power bank into one rugged IP66 aluminum body. It's heavier than a pocket light, which suits a vehicle or home kit more than everyday carry.

One per vehicle and one for the home is a sensible start; many owners keep several so each car and kit has one within reach.