SINSEN Automotive Escape Tool, Window Breaker Seatbelt Cutter, Car Flashlight Safety Hammer, Emergency Kit Self Defense Accessories, Multifunction 4-in-1 Auto Tactical Gear, Rechargeable Powered Led

This safety tool is nicely weighted & balanced for use. It also has a non slip grip that feels good & fits well in your hand. The heavy duty sharp steel pointed end will do the desired side window piercing & the hammer end will aid clearing the shattered glass. (Seen on video) The pointed end has a removable silicone protective cover without a connection to the unit as not to get in the way when needed in an emergent situation. The seat belt cutter is great in theory. The cutting blade is small & is in a narrow space with intent I assume to keep the starting area of cutting the seat belt with limited motion. Perhaps just getting it started is the real difficulty. The seat belt ripping seems to be the biggest challenge if you're not one with a lot of strength. Perseverance, motivation & an adrenaline rush in a charged situation may aid success. Or add a pair of trauma scissors for cutting & store with this otherwise great tool. The flashlight is bright & has different modes based on situational need. It is also rechargeable & comes with a charging cord. This unit comes in a quality bag & is boxed.

I bought this for early morning and late night dog walks. What I liked about this over the others is the light and siren buttons are beside each other. Other models had the siren button located at the bottom of the handle. You only have one hand to work with when walking a dog. To me this light is an easy 5/5 stars. I like the size and the weight. The window breaking tool could be a cruel weapon if needed. The flashlight button is short press - bright/dim/flash/off. (I use all 3) the flash is great if a car is coming. You long press the flaslight button to activate the side light - bright light/dim/emergencyredblue. The siren button is a long press (3/4 seconds) with 3 different tones and it is very loud. The window break tool is very sharp and it comes with a rubber cover. The handle comes with a wrist strap that I always use so I dont drop the light on my dog. You could scare away most unwanted animals with the flashing light mode and blazing siren. If that fails the window breaking tool could always be a great back-up if needed. I feel the size, weight, sturdiness, was all three taken into consideration when building this flashlight. 5/5 Stars! I paid $18 range. Hope this helps!

Looks to be highly functional and well made. Make sure you read the directions and try all the features. You won’t have time for that when you need it .

This emergency multi-tool seems pretty good so far. It's a metallic red color and is sleek in appearance. It's shaped kind of like a hammer and is 8" long. It's got a good width for gripping and fits well in my hand. The top end has the seatbelt cutter and window spike on it. The seatbelt cutter is on one side with the pointed metal spike on the other. There is also a silicone cover that can go over the spike until it's needed. It has a siren that is rather loud on the bottom end with 3 different siren sounds. Holding down the red button on the side activates the siren, and pressing it again goes through the different sounds. On the opposite end (the top) there is a bright LED flashlight that also has 3 settings; bright, not as bright, and strobe. Short pressing the black button on the side works the flashlight and scrolls though the modes. It has 4 little moderately strong magnets on the flashlight end as well. It will hang upside-down fine, but seems to slip down if hung horizontally. It probably slips because it does have some good weight to it. It feels hefty and quite sturdy, so I don't think it'll have a problem breaking a window out in an emergency. Along the side length of the shaft below the buttons is another LED light and the emergency sos flashing lights. Long pressing the black button activates the side light. Short pressing (once on) then goes through the different modes; bright, not as bright, and off. If you long press the black button again (once the side light is on) it will turn on the flashing red & blue emergency lights. It is rechargeable via multiple ways, however I don't yet know how well it charges or how long it takes. Along the shaft around the side lights are a couple little solar panels. So that is one way to recharge it. On the flip side of the buttons are 2 charging ports. There is a USB port and a C-type port. There is a tiny charging light above the ports. It was red when I used the C-type port and plugged it in. It was green when I used the USB port to plug in my phone to it. It seems to charge my phone; it's already raised up a few points within like 5-10 minutes. It comes with a charging cord about 20" long. As well as a wrist lanyard that can be attached to the bottom end of it. I am (so far) very satisfied with this buy and feel that it is a quality product. I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 because of the magnets allowing it to slip while holding it horizontal. I know, I know, a little nitpicky, but that is the only thing I can think of that prevents it from being perfect. Regardless, I would 100% definitely recommend this item, and to keep it near the driver side of every car. A safety precaution must-have! ═⊳I will update this review once I know of the charging/recharging capabilities. -USB charge: time it takes & hold quality. -Solar charge: time it takes & hold quality. -Device charge: time it takes & hold quality. -As battery pack: time & quality of charge.

Small, holds a charge seemingly forever. Charges easily and the flash light is very bright and has a flash mode as well. I carry this on the subway and when I'm traveling as an emergency tool. Just because you never know. It's small but hefty and very tough. I'd recommend this to anyone who travels alone and that escape tool could be used for self defense. Worth every penny.

I was looking for a tool with a seat belt cutter and a glass breaker. I've seen this one had a power bank. Its only 2000 mAh. It's for emergencies. I would say it will get you out of a jam. Never had to use it (hope I never have too). It seems to be a sturdy tool. I store it in a safe and handy place. This is no toy or should it be used as such. As for the flashlight and the side light. They work as advertised. The alarm works as it should. For the solar panels. I can't review that function. With my experience with solar. It is very slow. It states on the box its micro USB but mine is USB-C. I recommend this if your like me that carries high quality tools and an air inflator in the trunk. All I needed was a tool like this.

Good product. It’s essential to have one of these in each of your cars glove compartments. I purchased one for both of my kids as well as our own cars.

Worth Every Cent 💰.. but having trouble turning off the LOUD 📢 "Alarm" . 🤭👍🏽

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Great

Perfectly designed and useful item.