SofirnSP10 Pro Mini Flashlight 900 Lumens, Small AA Flashlight with LH351D LED 90CRI, Anduril 2 UI, Pocket Flashlight for Camping, Outdoor, Hiking Emergency (Black-KIT)

Excellent product simple and effective.Strong and robust. Reversible clip, so you can attach it to your hat like a head torch.Comes with a handy liion battery charger, which I have managed to lose already!Recommended.

Wonderful little flashlight that comes with an 14500 lithium rechargeable battery.Nice features for a flashlight this compact.This little flashlight will work with a run of the mill double A (AA) battery(1.5v), or a Nimh rechargeable AA size battery(1.2v) or the lithium provided battery(14500/3.6v) or a lithium buck-type AA battery(1.5v).Really like this flashlight. Thanks/Enjoy

This is lightweight, maybe too light because it can be easy to lose, and not know it.It is bright, I hardly ever need to use the top brightness, mediumish is usually enough.The battery that comes with it, seems to be pretty good. I ran it down to 3.55 volts and recharged it and it took 749 mah so it feels like it's rated properly.The clip is nice and terrible. I like how you can clip it in either direction, but it is so stiff it makes even clipping to the pants pocket a 2 hand job. I tried the baseball cap brim and it felt too top heavy and felt like I was going to stretch the clip and make it too loose for anything else.This is an EDC at work and gets used multiple times thru the day. Oh and sometimes you can turn it on accidentally when clipping it. There is a lockout feature to prevent that. Being a new user, I forget about it still.update: tried a eneloop in this light would not work at all, thought I read it would work with those.

I was planning to use it for work, but it is too short as it disappears into the pocket of my tool pouch (too difficult to retrieve)(on me for not checking dimensions before buying). I will keep this for other uses though as the construction and output is very impressive. It has a solid feel and the control switch seems reliable. It comes with a rechargeable battery and a separate charger but it also will accept an AA alkaline battery which is a big plus.A few things that kept me from giving 5 stars: control button is very low profile and not easy to find by feel, menu of controls is a bit confusing, battery has to be removed to charge it and charger doesn't hold the battery very securely, this wouldn't work well in a vehicle (it just adds too many step to my routine to make sure my EDC is always charged)Conclusion: This is very nicely made and powerful little light and a good value. I look forward to finding more uses for it.

This is a great EDC light, because of its small size and comparable brightness, combined with the ability to also use any battery with the AA form factor (NIMH, Alkaline, Li-ion). If you need a super bright light, use the included Li-ion. If you have a million half-depleted batteries lying around, use those instead.Click to turn it on to the most recently-used brightness. Double click to go to maximum brightness. Click and hold for it to start from "sneaking around in the middle of the night for a snack without waking anyone" brightness, and release when it's bright enough for your use-case. 4-click for pocket mode. Yeah, it's got it all.

Have had this light for a few months now and it is very bright. Battery life isn’t the best but it still functions fine especially if you buy a four pack of rechargeable batteries and just keep rotating them it’s fine. HOWEVER….the location of the button in this light is just absolutely AWFUL. It always turns on therefore decreasing my battery life even more. I move around a lot for work and it gets kicked on frequently. I never thought something like this would bug me so much but here we are! For the love of God, put the button on the back of the light Sofirn!!!