Rechargeable Keychain Flashlights, 650 High Lumens EDC Pocket Flashlights, Mini Flashlight Be Used for Camping Outdoors Emergency（Black）

One of the brightest compact lights I've ever encountered.The body is smooth aluminum, no rough edges.Has a tightly adhering but removable belt/pocket clipCharges over USB-C after pulling out water resistant rubber plug. Charge seems to last beyond my infrequent usage.ON/OFF rubber switch (button) only turns red on charging, green on full charge while USB-C is plugged in.A simple button press and hold illuminates at highest level, release to extinguish light.-----Useful information-----Lanyard hole is internally:8.5mm wide3.5mm high (at tallest middle point)2.5mm high (on either side of middle point)Outer dimensions are as advertised, except width is 21.58mm with attached clip.Lamp is a non-replaceable square LEDNO twist of light head for focal beam, gives only a beam spread pattern.---- Unintuitive button sequence ----Without a manual, you must figure out the button presses, or read below.Max light: As stated, A simple press and hold illuminates at highest level, release to extinguish light.Moon light: Press twice within 0.5 seconds.Low light: Once moonlight is activated, press one more timeMedium light: Once low light is activated, press one more timeHigh light: Once medium light is activated, press one more time.Flasher: Once any light pattern is activated, quickly press twice. The light looks to be at high or Max level.Flasher High: I could not find this option despite vague marketing materials.SOS Strobe: Like Flasher High, it does not exist.To extinguish light: Press a single time for 1 second or more.Not exactly the most intiuitive light switch, but makes up for it in compact size and really bright white illumination.I should buy a few more of these to place in my vehicles and in my backpack, besides my desk.You really cannot go wrong with this compact light, just don't point it in anyone's eye at night, it might burn their eye out. lol.Another good purchase! I'm on a roll lately.Hope this helps someone.

I like flashlights, so there, I've said it and I'm sure there's a term for that.Anyway, when I saw this one, I had to buy it and I'm glad I did. This is well made, sturdy and obviously a high quality item. It replaces the smaller plastic flashlight I had on my key ring. This one is very bright, rechargeable and has 3 levels of brightness and it still fits on my key ring, with lots of other stuff. No matter what I say here, its still going to be a small and bright flashlight that doesn't fly or create life. It very good at being what it is, though and I, something of a flashlight collector, perhaps even a connoisseur, recommend this one. Obviously, you have to be someone who doesn't mind dropping some simoleons on a key chain flashlight. Some people are like that, though. Did I mention that this might make a great gift for the right person?

I've had this thing for probably a year and a half. Only charged it once, and it's always on my keys. I don't use it a ton, but every single time I have needed a little light, it's lit up for me. One charge. That blows my mind. Why aren't all products' batteries this amazing!? And I said "a little light." That's incorrect. This thing puts out monster light for its tiny size! Since it's LED, it blasts an area with mo' photons than even the 6 D cell (bulb) Maglites that I had in the 1990s. In short, if you need a small keychain light with insane power and ridiculous battery life: get this one!

The media could not be loaded. Compact. Good for travel. Takes up little space in suitcase or backpack or purse or gym bag. Even can be put on keychain using the keychain ring that comes in the box with the flashlight . Also there is a clip so you can attach to a baseball type cap and you can use it hands free. You might be able to put the light on a or some other area on a bicycle but you will have to find a way to do it as there is no specific clip in the packet that will attach to a bicycle. You can use a carabiner but flashlight would face downward Maybe use rubber bands or tape.One con as far as my use of the light so far is that you have to press the button a few different times to get it to turn on and stay on rather than just turn on when pressing the light. It is a bit cumbersome and a nuisance. Of course I am not sure all these lights work this way. It may be the one I received.I will have to observe as I use this light . I have not used it long term so I don't know how long lasting it is. I don't yet know how long the light lasts on one charge. I don't know how rugged the light is though the body is made of something that feels a bit like steel.It seems to be great for camping or walking in any dimly lit street or area. Of course it is so small it may easily fall from your pocket or bag and you may easily not know it, or it can easily become lost in your suitcase or backpack full of other things.I would recommend it, I guess but it depends on your needs.I will update as I am able to.

Pretty handy little light. There are so many nice ones out there but this one I think might stay with me for awhile.Pros- tiny and comfortable enough for a key chain in the pocket- on/ off button not easily accidentally deployed (also requires 2 presses to activate)- multiple power settings and a very useful super dim mode- easy charging- magnetic back utility- sturdy aluminum constructionCons- switching through the light modes isn't the most intuitive- some surface texturing would be nice for a little sure grip on something so small- unknown lifespan

Flashlight is so small, convenient, and waterproof! I accidentally left the flashlight in my jean pocket and went through the washing machine, and noticed it when I was putting my clothes in the dryer. I thought I was doomed. But once I noticed it, hit the power button, and it still worked without a problem! The light is super bright for such a tiny flashlight. Definitely worth the money!