Magnetic Flashlight 2000 Lumens 8 Modes, Mini Flashlight Type-C Rechargeable, Pocket Flashlight with Clip, Small Flashlight Lightweight for EDC, Repair, Emergency, Camping, Fishing

We've gotten into camping and edc quite a bit more lately and so wanted to add a small flashlight to the kit.This one is nice. It's very small, but still fairly bright. The flashlight charges via USB-C and seems to hold a charge well. There are a number of settings as far as brightness, strobes, etc. The one thing is, unlike some other flashlights I have, this one you must cycle through all the settings before turning it off.The magnet on the bottom of the flashlight is an interesting idea. It allows you to snap it onto something to hold the light steady for you and keep it anchored or in storage so you don't lose it. Because of the magnet though, I don't know about carrying it around in your pocket or anything. Other than that one concern, this is a great little flashlight.

BlueYu Mini Flashlight 2000 Lumens Type-C Rechargeable 8 Modes, Pocket Flashlight with Clip and Magnet, Small Flashlights High Lumens Lightweight for EDC, Hiking, Camping, Fishing, Emergencyat order this was 20bucks. looking now it has a 35% coupon. thats a 13dollar light. for a tiny quad light that is impressive. the bezel appears to be stainless, but i think its painted or annodized aluminum. it comes with a tiny 16340a li-ion 1000mAh battery. testing revealed this to be 744mAh with 33.5mΩ. this will not run for a very long time in middle and upper modes. the turbo mode immeditately starts ramping down. that should be expected. for non-anduril folks the ui should be pleasant and easy to understand. i am not a fan of it. i also, sometimes like sometimes hate anduril. i run a zebralight on my forehead basically all working hours. and i am used to that ui. this little light is actually pretty impressive, it is very bright. but for a moment. it is not 2000lumens. i would say its maybe in the 700 range at turbo. but that is purely a subjective guess from a guy with alot of flashlights. the quad beam is fine with a nice floody but localized beam along the very outrer edge the spill has hints of green but it is subtle and only an enthusiast would notice it. it is very cool i would guess 6500k. the biggest problem with this light is the battery cap. the spring in the battery cap is too big or the magnet behind it wasnt planned on. something. or the battery is too big. i think the spring is wrong. it is very difficult to seat the end cap onto the threads. a lot of force is required. i think to the uninitiated this may lead to threading damage. all told for the class that this is in, its a pretty impressive little light. its probably not going to satisfy enthusiasts but for an average person this is impressive.

This is a really small flashlight that would fit nicely in a purse when not in its case. In the case it takes up only a small amount of space in a glove compartment of a car. I like the fact that it can be charged via USB. Two of the pictures show the brightness of the flashlight. These were taken in my laundry room with the door closed and no outside light source. With the flashlight off the room is pitch black. The picture of the light on the cabinet in the living room was taken with plenty of light in the room.

This small light really packs a punch. I have several small high performance lights from acebeam that are similar in size to this light. Features a clip that can be used on a hat or pocket. Has a magnet that allows you to mount the light on a metal surface for hands free use. The performance of this light is impressive for its size. I did a test with comparable lights of know lumen output. This light produces around 1600 lumens on the highest setting. That output only lasts a few minutes before it dims and is almost too hot to hold. I was able to see objects clearly at night out to about two hundred feet. On the low setting you might get a few hours running time. Keep in mind that this light has a tiny battery so you it has limited output and run times on the higher settings. Easy to use light comes in handy in a lot of situations.

The flashlight has a modern appearance. It is lightweight and comes in a compact case. Most importantly, the light is brighter than expected. Overall, it is a functional EDC light.

I work in maintenance and this comes in handy. I can clip it to my hat if needed.Very bright.Rechargeable with USB-C.I've used it several times without needing to recharge it.Well made and very strong. The carrying case is a nice feature.

The media could not be loaded. Nice bright small flashlight with several brightness levels and a strong magnet. It has a strobe/SOS function along with a flashing red/blue light (see video). Keep in mind that when recording video in the dark the phone tries to compensate as the flashlight got brighter. Also, the light comes with a really nice case to store the light and charging cable.

This is a very well-made and durable flashlight that I've been using for about a week. So far it has worked very well for day-to-day uses.My favorite feature is that it charges via the modern USB-C standard so I do not need any proprietary charging cables.I also appreciate the magnetic feature that easily allows me to find it in my camper van as well.