Is this a focus beam or flood type flashlight? null

It has both options. Pull the tip forward on the flashlight to obtain the the focus beam. Good Luck.

It's one of the best focus flashlights I've ever had. The beam is sharp at any focus.

This can do both. The front portion slides front and back between focus beam or flood light

It projects a picture onto a surface. If it were plugged into a wall outlet and shined onto a ceiling, it creates a picture onto the ceiling that's a foot or so in diameter. It works well as a nightlight and the "globe" can be pointed in any position with an arch of movement whether up or down or on a surface parallel from where it's plugged into.

“Is this a focus beam or flood type flashlight?”

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Focus beam.
Answered by Landi 4 years ago
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It has both options. Pull the tip forward on the flashlight to obtain the the focus beam. Good Luck.
Answered by Ozarklad 1 year ago
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Focus Beam
Answered by Anonymous 1 year ago
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Yes.
Answered by Sami 2 years ago
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It's one of the best focus flashlights I've ever had. The beam is sharp at any focus.
Answered by WendelN 3 years ago
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Focus beam
Answered by Dave 3 years ago
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looks like focus to me
Answered by flashdrive 3 years ago
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Yes
Answered by AndyAZ 4 years ago
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This can do both. The front portion slides front and back between focus beam or flood light
Answered by mz89 4 years ago
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It projects a picture onto a surface. If it were plugged into a wall outlet and shined onto a ceiling, it creates a picture onto the ceiling that's a foot or so in diameter. It works well as a nightlight and the "globe" can be pointed in any position with an arch of movement whether up or down or on a surface parallel from where it's plugged into.
Answered by MastrChief 4 years ago
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