HATORI Led Flashlight Small Super Bright Handheld Flashlights High Lumens Mini Pocket Pen Light for Camping Emergencies Outdoor EDC Tactical Flashlights (1 Pack)

These are small, bright, and lightweight. Well made and sturdy. They take an AAA battery, so don't expect hours of illumination. But, for a very small and easy to use light, they are perfect for all occasions. A single button push alternates from bright to low to flash. These are great

You can’t beat the price for four pocket lights. Very handy and plenty bright for those dark work areas. With only one tiny AAA battery I can’t believe how long they last

Very small. Nice beam. Better than my iPhone or watch. Beam doesn’t adjust. Light weight, can clip on your shirt or pocket, and is very durable…

Great value. Looks good. Nice to get a two-pack to have one as a backup. I recommend using Lithium AAA for longer life than Alkaline. Beam is closer to 120 lumens at high and maybe 50 lumens low. Strobe is as bright as high with a very rapid blink, but I have seen faster. While the switch has to be clicked to turn on, once it is on, you can press the switch lightly to change modes. And with fewer modes you can get to the strobe fast in the first cycle of modes... which is bright, low, strobe. It does have a memory of last mode used and seems to go to the next mode from when it was turned off while the memory is in effect. However, it will not be replacing my 80 lumen OLight i3 EOS that I wear on my key ring attached to my belt loop. The OLight has four power modes, including a super low mode, which conserves battery power when all you need is a small amount of light. While there is a gasket on the tail cap threads, there is no gasket on the light-head threads. So, I wouldn’t trust it to run in very wet conditions. It might, but I wouldn’t take that chance if I really had to depend on it. I suppose I could add a gasket and test it, but why re-engineer? Just get what you need. Plus, I don’t know how well the beam is sealed. Machining looks ok, but I’ve seen smoother thread cuts on more expensive lights. Switch seems ok, but it is not heavy duty and at one point my clicks must have been too light because I couldn’t turn it on without giving it two firm clicks. No problem after that. It will not stand on its tail like my previous light. You would need to use a clothes pin or putty, etc. to have it stand. Also, while some lights with push button tail caps can be left on and have the head unthreaded enough to make it a twist-on/off type or to act as a safety to keep it from turning on in a pocket or bag, the cap and head both unthread from the tube before the light shuts off. So, this is a pure tail cap switch light. The light is also a bit large for a single AAA light. See photo. The pocket clip wraps only a little more than halfway around the tube. It seems pretty tight, but a longer wrap would secure the clip to the tube more. Some things that are nice about it: The tailcap has two small holes on its rim that can receive a lanyard or a small key ring. This is better than models that have a loop or triangle connector whose ends converge inside the cap. They simply spread under strain or regular wear and come off. The ability to take a small key ring with multiple loops is more durable and gives more options for securing it to a lanyard or keychain or small carabiner. The reflector is polished rather than orange peel, so there is a more focused beam but still with some helpful scatter. Despite being a bit long for a single AAA unit, it is still light in weight and not a straw that will break the camel’s back. The pocket clip can be repositioned to clip the light in up or down position, but it’s easier to just swap the ends that the tail and head are on (and turn the battery around.) Doing so also puts those large knurls closer to the head. I think that gives a better grip and keeps your fingers further from the head when it heats up. Alrightee then! I love flashlights, so it’s a fun challenge to write a detailed review. I hope my observations are helpful to you. One of these lights will be taped to my drone to make it easier to see for night flying. I’ll keep the other for a belt or dog collar strobe when walking poochie.

Good for price. Button switch on back of flashlight is usually first thing to malfunction but this switch feels solid when clicking. Do not care for strobe on any flashlight. Light projects wide lit circle with brighter beam in center. Ok for walking around outside in dark. Small size is barely noticeable when in pocket. I like that I can use my AAA rechargeable batteries ( do not want rechargeable flashlight). Don't know if there are better lights in this price range but I am pleased with these ( bought two pack).

These are clever and quite bright (one setting- on or off) little 1 aa everyday carry mini pocket flashlights with a cap attachment. Highly compact. I've ordered 3 lots over the years, as the tendancy is to lose them from time to time, as i always have one on me in my pocket. robust. Good for night fishing, or Night dog walking. This is not your 2500 lumen camping flashlight, but they last about an hour or two on one battery, fine for me. Great for looking for stuff under the fridge or table.

Great little light

Nice and small, easy to use, like that it uses only one AA battery, but am disappointed in the strength of the light beam....doesn't seem very bright. But, maybe it's because it's so tiny.

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Great product. Loved the flash lights.

Nice little flashlight very bright for its size battery life & waterproof don’t no yet.

Perfect item

I use it mostly for work. I am very satisfied with my purchase. Thank you.