NitecoreTip SE Keychain Flashlight, Gray 700 Lumen USB-C Rechargeable EDC with Lumentac Charging Cable

Pros:- It's metal, and assembled with screws. Overall construction quality is very good. Buttons have a good feel.- Good range of brightness, from 1 lumen for walking on the sidewalk, to 700 for scaring away coyotes (just kidding).- NO FLASHING. Thank goodness this does not include strobe mode, which is totally useless anyway.- Good neutral white beam with decent color rendering.Cons:None really. The only thing I don't like is the cheap plastic clip which is really loose, and seems kind of useless. But I don't use it, and it really works best with the loop.Aside from the clip, it's a great light, charges quick over USB-C and seems very durable.

This thing has turned out to be the indispensable tool I never knew I needed. You would not believe how handy it is to be able to shine a light into a dark spot at a second's notice. When my eyes are dark-adapted, 700 lumens will light up my entire front yard. Even the different levels are useful. Nothing like 10 lumens (or whatever the lowest setting is) when you need to shine a light in a bedroom to find a cat without waking anybody up. Love how easy it easy to charge, too.This is my second one. I sorta slammed the first one in a car door. It staggered on for a while but eventually gave up the ghost.

Wow - this little flashlight is perfect for my purse. It is small, bright and handy. Easy to use and easy to recharge. You can dim the light as needed. Great product.

A small key chain flashlight that’s pretty bright. It’s rechargeable but on the highest setting dies out pretty quickly for me. I also lost it a week after getting it. But overall was a good small flashlight for EDC when I had it.

This is the perfect size for my infinite pockets. It seems reasonably well-constructed upon initial inspection, although the rim around the front and sandwiched between the metal frame is plastic, and the rubber buttons feel like they'll definitely be affected by wear over time.Also, the one I receieved was definitely repacked by a third party; there was a slip of extra 'instuction' paper stuffed into the box (the normal instructions were also there? weird, but okay, sure), and the cable that came with it is some white no-name brandless cable. I'm not going to fuss about it because it still has the warranty card, and also I have altogether enough charge cables already, but definitely double check when your receive yours if that matters to you. It functions as expected, I appreciate the quick access to both ultra low and ultra bright modes. That ultra bright 'turbo' mode is bright enough that if you're holding your hand in front of it when you turn it on, you can immediately feel it as warm-bordering-on-hot.Anyway I'll update this review if anything noteworthy happens.

This is a great light! I think they advertise1.5 hrs on high and so far that seems true but amazing for such a little light. On medium it’s good for walking around, on bright it’s really bright and on turbo it’s unbelievable considering it’s tiny size, not brighter than 1000 lumen lights that are 8 times the size, but really bright. The low setting is nice for tight spaces. It’s so small I almost feel it’s too small but it’s nice that it doesn’t take up any room in your pocket. I actually used the clip and put it on the brim of my hat like the directions suggest, and it holds just OK, but it’s nice that the clip can be used to cover the buttons to keep it from turning on in your pocket. USB 3 is the modern standard and that’s how it charges. Overall I’m very happy with this tiny little light. Spyderco PM2 for size reference.

Well built, runs a long time. A few rechargecycles will pay for itself, if you typically use lithium batteries ('cause they don't leakand they run longer).The 30-second timer mode is clever. Overall it's a great little light..BUT, needs a lockout that's better than hiding the buttons under the clip. I've found this thing ON "TURBO" mode twice (hot pocket!)Drilled a 5x3mm hole in the clip's arm, tolet me poke a key onto the "on" button,so i can leave the clip covering the buttons.Light is small enough to hold in your teeth(try 𝘵𝘩𝘢𝘵 with a maglite) or clip onto a hat orwristband/sleeve.I can light up the shoreline from 100+ yardsout, then dim it as needed (hands-free) to land my boat.One of the best features is the lowest(1 lumen) setting.. So many flashlighttout massive output, but they don't last.Those are mostly SUPERBRIGHT,then they run out to nothing.Light has 4 settings.. seldom need turbomode, (which lights up almost like carheadlights) or high mode. Low and level 1are most useful.I'll wait to buy another after they've addressed the need for a lockout(!) or set it so 'TURBO' only stays on for 10-20 seconds then dims down to 'low'.UPDATE: I ordered another one for a friend.i received a USED light, markings on it, boxwas torn, no charger cord, no clip-ring, no pocket/hat clip.. Sloppy vendor/returnsdepartment? I initiated a return, shippedused item back.. trying to check on that..After about 2 month's use, it's a great light..stays ON just about long enough to pick upa dog poop in the dark, turns itself off, so i don't need to touch it, or my hat.. As a worklight it's pretty good, enough lightunder a sink, for example to see everythingup in there, even if it's not particularly aimedat the work.find out what happened with that.

Works great.Easy to charge.3 light lumen levels.