Cyclops Revo 4500 Rechargeable Spotlight with 18650 Batteries - Polymer Black

The Cyclops Revo 4500 rechargeable spotlight delivers serious light output for hunting, search and rescue, predator calling, and tactical applications. Built around a powerful Cree LED, this handheld spotlight produces 4500 lumens and runs on included 18650 rechargeable batteries — so you're not constantly buying disposables. The polymer black housing keeps weight down while holding up to field use, and the dual red/white output modes let you preserve night vision with red light or flood an area with bright white.

If you're glassing from camp, running night hunts, or need a high-intensity beam for search work, the Revo 4500 gives you the output and rechargeability to keep working without returning to base. The rechargeable 18650 platform is familiar to most shooters and outdoors people, and batteries are easy to find. The spotlight's straightforward design means fewer things to break and more time in the field.

Whether you're a serious predator hunter, a search-and-rescue volunteer, or someone who just needs serious light in the backcountry, the Revo 4500 is a no-nonsense tool that doesn't require you to stock piles of single-use batteries.

Key Features

• 4500 lumens output with Cree LED
• Dual red and white light modes
• Rechargeable 18650 battery platform — batteries included
• Durable polymer black housing
• Handheld design for hunting, search, and tactical use

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What batteries come with the Cyclops Revo 4500 spotlight?

The spotlight ships with 18650 rechargeable batteries included, so you can use it out of the box and keep it running without buying disposable cells.

Can I use this spotlight for predator hunting?

Yes. The 4500-lumen output and red/white dual modes make it well-suited for predator calling and night hunting, allowing you to switch between white light for searching and red light to minimize spooking game.

What's the difference between the red and white light modes?

Red light preserves your night vision and is less likely to alarm wildlife, making it useful for glassing and spotting. White light provides maximum brightness for searching and navigation.