OLIGHTI3T 2 EOS Pocket EDC Flashlight, 200 Lumens Compact Bright Handheld Flash Lights, Dual-Output Tail Switch with AAA Battery and Two-Way Pocket Clip for Camping and Hiking (Black)

The Olight i3t EOS single AAA flashlight is an easy to use, easy to carry flashlight that is also a good value. The light is controlled by a simple push-button tail switch, and includes a well-attached pocket clip that also affords clipping to the brim of a cap or hat. The i3t EOS is often sold by Olight in limited color editions like pink, lime green, reflective sapphire blue, and so on, in addition to forest green and black. It can run on any AAA cell, including 10440 Lithium 3.7v cells, which do increase the output brightness a bit (even more for the original version known by its snap-on pocket clip). The push-button tail switch actuates low and high modes alternately, including momentary actuation. The i3t EOS is rugged and reliable, a good, small pocket light for those who prefer a standard cell power source for their lights. Note that this comes with a standard Alkaline AAA cell (and a plastic disk to prevent contact) - I always recommend never to use Alkaline cells in ANY device which will not be regularly used to the point of battery depletion and replacement... Alkaline cells ALL leak if left (forgotten) in a device for too short of a long time. Use LiFeS cells (primary, not-rechargeable, like Energizer Ultimate) or NiMH cells (rechargeable) or 10440 Lithium rechargeable cells (if the device can tolerate 3.7v as can the i3t EOS v2. Lastly, note that this light does NOT have any magnetic hold provided... if I want such a feature, I usually super glue a strong Neodymium magnet onto the pocket clip.

It’s an OLIGHT. I couldn’t go wrong. I own many products from OLIGHT…definitely more than a dozen. This is a handy little light that will get the job done. I carry an OLIGHT of some sort everywhere. I always have one on me. I may need light therapy. Ha!Off hand I know there is a little one on my key ring, one in my pocket, different ones of various sizes in my truck console, glove box, tool boxes, garage tool chest, truck bed tool box, night stand, living room side table, go bag, PDW…Wow! I’m looking at this and thinking don’t tell my wife how much I have spent on flashlights.I have a bunch of them. In all honesty, I just got this one, but I trust OLIGHT. Don’t worry about me and the wife. I’ve bought her a bunch of them too and I’m still allowed to sleep in the big bed. 😉

i have carried an EDC light for decades and have a collection that reflects that-this is in my opinion the best bang for the buck, it isn't 200 lumens but it is bright on the high setting and low is enough to be useful when not needing more lumens. i bought two that are orangeish, so they are easy to spot when invariably left behind...uses AAA battery 1.5 volt, i have a few sets of rechargable li ion 1.5 volt that make use inexpensive. highly recommend.

For $10, you won't do much better than this if you're looking for a low power light that will get you by in most situations you'd need it. I use Power Owl rechargables in it and I get a lot of life out of a single battery. I've also dropped it a lot and left it in a bag that got soaked in the rain, and it works like it did when it was brand new. The reason I docked a star... After using a couple other pocket lights that are higher powered (250-750 lumens), 200 lumens just doesn't quite cut it for me. My 250 lumen Streamlight Micro seems to provide a much better beam, and it doesn't get nearly as hot during longer uses. If you can budget another $15-20, you can buy a much better quality light that is more practical. Again, it depends on what you're looking for. Glad I bought it, and will continue to use it as a backup to my more powerful lights.

Very nice compact light that can run on either an alkaline AAA or a rechargeable AAA and as a bonus it is rated by the manufacturer to use a lithium 10440 cell which when using makes it considerably brighter. Super simple UI one click to turn on in high brightness and if you turn it off then om quickly it comes on in low brightness. Runtimes are around 45 minutes on high and over 1000 minutes on low. Pocket clip is held in place by screwing on the rear tail switch so it will not come unclipped like others do. Connection between switch and body is a nice brass or copper connection so it should make good contact. Overall very happy with the light.

Bought one for myself several months ago and love this little light. It is plenty bright and has a pretty good range for the throw of the light. I like it so much that I bought a second for my daughter to keep in her room and might even by a third to keep in my truck. Get you one, great light at a great price.

One of the brightest lights for its size. I have few of them. One for around house. One on my plate carrier. One in my big out bag and one in every vehicle.

Absolutely love this light.compact with dual clip for belt pocket or the brim of your hat.2 settings for brightness low will keep the bugs away and high is surprisingly bright.1 triple a battery gives ya about 2 hrs run time.i use rechargeable for a 10 minute charge.came with an extra bring to seal it up tight.will buy again.