Smartwatch flashlight price on REXQU’s site currently spans about $30, from $129.97 up to $159.97, and the gap tracks pretty closely with how much flashlight you’re actually getting — not just the watch around it.
Here’s what each of the four REXQU flashlight models costs today, and what that smartwatch flashlight price actually buys in terms of light output, modes, and runtime.
Smartwatch Flashlight Price by Model
- REXQU Prisma — $129.97. The entry point. A 1.95-inch AMOLED display in a featherlight 30g case, built-in flashlight, Bluetooth calling, and six strap colors across silicone, cloth, and mesh. IP67 water resistant, 5–7 days of use.
- REXQU Beacon Pro — $149.97. A rugged step up: 20-meter flashlight range plus a separate UV light and SOS light beacon, in a zinc-alloy case rated 5ATM/IPX8. 525mAh battery, 5–7 days of use.
- REXQU Ridgeline — $149.97. Matches Beacon Pro’s price with a different tradeoff: an “ultra-long-brightness” light, SOS emergency calling, and Bluetooth calls built in, on a 1.8-inch display with about 7 days of battery life.
- REXQU EnduroBeam — $159.97. The top of the range. High-beam, strobe, and SOS flashlight modes run for roughly 9 hours straight, controlled through a light-sensing scroll wheel that also handles menus, volume, and zoom. The 1100mAh battery is rated for 25–35 days per charge.
| Model | Price | Flashlight | Water Resistance | Battery Life |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| REXQU Prisma | $129.97 | Built-in, single mode | IP67 | 5–7 days |
| REXQU Beacon Pro | $149.97 | 20m range + UV + SOS beacon | 5ATM/IPX8 | 5–7 days |
| REXQU Ridgeline | $149.97 | Ultra-long-brightness light | IPX8/5ATM | ~7 days |
| REXQU EnduroBeam | $159.97 | High-beam, strobe, SOS | 3ATM (30m) | 25–35 days |
What the Higher Smartwatch Flashlight Price Tiers Add
The $20–30 jump from Prisma to the rugged tier buys real hardware, not just marketing: a tougher case rating (5ATM/IPX8 vs. IP67), a brighter and longer-range beam, and in EnduroBeam’s case, multiple light modes instead of one fixed beam. Manufacturers don’t always publish exact lumen output for watch-mounted flashlights, but if you want to understand what “brightness” actually measures when comparing lights in general, Wikipedia’s explainer on the lumen is a useful plain-language reference.
Battery life is the other place price shows up. EnduroBeam’s 25–35 days per charge is roughly four to five times longer than the 5–7 days typical of Prisma, Beacon Pro, and Ridgeline — worth factoring in if you’re using the flashlight heavily on multi-day trips rather than occasional nighttime errands.
Picking by Budget and Use Case
If the flashlight is a backup feature for walking the dog or finding keys in the dark, Prisma’s $129.97 price covers that with room to spare, plus a bigger screen and lighter case than the rugged models. If you need a genuinely bright, long-range beam for camping, repairs, or power outages, Beacon Pro or Ridgeline at $149.97 are the more honest buy. EnduroBeam’s $159.97 only makes sense once you actually need multiple light modes or multi-week battery life between charges — paying for it without using those features is the one way to overspend in this category.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does a higher smartwatch flashlight price always mean a brighter light?
Not strictly — Beacon Pro and Ridgeline sit at the same $149.97 price with different strengths (flashlight range vs. calling features), so the honest comparison is feature-by-feature, not price alone.
Do any of these watches charge extra for the flashlight feature itself?
No — on all four models, the flashlight is built into the base price with no separate unlock or subscription.
Is the cheapest option, Prisma, missing anything important?
Mainly ruggedness — it carries an IP67 rating rather than the 5ATM/IPX8 of Beacon Pro and Ridgeline, so it’s better suited to everyday wear than heavy rain, swimming, or rough outdoor use. Its flashlight is also a single fixed mode rather than the multi-mode beams on the pricier watches.
For the complete breakdown of every REXQU flashlight watch, including specs beyond price, see the Smartwatches With Flashlight shop page and the Best Smartwatch With Flashlight buying guide.