SureFire Titan-B Plus 300 Lumen LED Keychain Flashlight Bundle with 2 Extra Energizer AAA Batteries and Lumintrail Keychain Light

Fit and finish on this light are fantastic. Easy to operate and throws a good amount of light. The single AAA design is great, cheap to replace and the batteries tend to last about average compared to other mainstream lights. The beam is clear and evenly distributed. The size and versatility are perfect for EDC.It comes with a removable pocket clip and a keychain/lanyard hole at the tail cap. I’ve removed the clip and added a lanyard since I carry the light in a Hitch & Timber (runt 2.0) pocket organizer.Overall the light is very well built and is made to last. It’s a bit more expensive than comparable Olight or Fenix flashlights but worth it considering the upgraded materials and surefire’a warranty.The only CON I can find in this light is that I’d prefer a side mounted push button over the twist/end cap design. However, that’s strictly a personal preference and the end cap operation works just as well.

I own several Surefire lights of various models. A quality product and dependable. This model is not piercingly bright like some models but is handy for small spot illumination to walk or look for an item in the dark. If you need the very high intensity illumination, look at their other models.

This is my go to everyday light because it is so compact that you can carry it in your coin pocket. This is no cheap plastic or aluminum material but nickel plated brass and the Surefire quality is evident from head to toe. With 3 illumination choices, 15, 75 and 300, the broad beam reflector design is especially helpful when you need to find small parts on the floor. This is my second Titan 3B having lost the first one hunting (ouch). I suggest the procurement of a good lanyard to attach the light to your belt or belt loop and thwart the pain of future loss.

Outstanding value for the number #1 small flashlight (as reviewed by All American Reviews). It is very well built, feels solid (as a tank), throws an incredible amount of light for such a small device and has a great nickel-plated brass finish. The one change I'd make if I were SureFire is to replace the twist cap for changing brightness levels to a push-button for one-handed use. It's not a big deal, but would enhance this light. Apart from these, I'm very glad to be using a Made in USA product.

What can I say.it costs a lot for a flashlight...Takes standard AAA batteriesFits in my 5th pocketvery very birght. 300 lumens I think.things to know, to switch between mores you have to turn it on-off (by turning end cap) three times. that is a pain.It is heavy as it is brass.I love it. My 4 year old loves it.If I lost it, I would buy another one in a heartbeat.

I bought this product for my husband whom wanted a compact flashlight. I was told me that SureFire is the way to go but this compact flashlight has been a huge letdown, especially considering that I paid nearly $100 for it. We barely use the flashlight and have had to replace the battery twice. I would not recommend this flashlight to anyone.

I lost my first Titan within 2 days of purchase (it detached from my keychain while it was attached to a Promethius Kappa “quick release” connector).I have been using the second Titan (using only a split ring this time) for a month now. It is a trusted addition to my keychain. It has a reliable twist mode on/off (low/high) switch (no buttons). Battery life is exceptional especially that I use it two or three times daily to and from my vehicle.The biggest drawback is its weight. The milled brass body definitely lets you know it's there while clipped to your pants. One other useful design change would be a reversible pocket clip.All in all a good light. And it has the dependability of a SureFire.

The media could not be loaded. First time out of the house with it. It slipped out of my pocket while getting the car keys and dropped on the blacktop. There is now a spot just before the lights activation area where it momentarily turns on with side pressure. Only two damage marks from the drop.Update: Just received a replacement and it does the same momentarily on by pressing the side of the head right out of the package. I guess I didn't damage the first light after all.