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This tiny flashlight is so bright! It is just what I needed after I return home in the late evening, so I no longer need to fumble with my keys and the door lock itself! I love the fact that the company also included 2 sets of refill batteries!

This thing is SUPER BRIIGHT. LOVE IT!

The media could not be loaded. This product has some real power for a small flashlight. If you’re looking for just something to light the way, I would recommend this.PROs:- mini flashlight. Can fit in your pocket if you don’t want a bulky small flashlight.- has some good power for your personal space. Can light up and arms length.-durable. I placed it on my keychain, and has been dropped multiple times and still works greatCONs:- not as powerful as you may think, it is mini so it can’t light up too much.- sometimes hard to twist and turn on because it’s so small.- battery replacement may be a hassle but the company does give you extra- light is bright, but hazy and spreads out.Refer to the light test of the video.

Cute emergency flashlight that works better then expected, not overly bulky as well

I bought these to hook into my purse so I could locate items in a black lined handbag. Their main selling point the the claw hook attachment. That part is fine but the rest of the flashlight is simply awful. I have now tried 4 different flashlights and they are impossible to turn on. (I've only successfully turned on 1 of the four). Too much trouble for the little light they project. These flashlights probably cost about $0.50 to make so they're way overpriced. Also, buyer beware. They have about a 30-45 return day credit window. Waaaay too long! I returned mine on 09/05 and their site says I should get my return credit on 10/13! If $18 is hard to float for this company you don't want to work with them.UPDATE: 10/06 - STILL waiting for refund!UPDATE: 10/10 - STILL waiting for refund! for $18 dollars! seriously. It's now been over a month since the return was sent and still no refund has been received. DO NOT DO BUSINESS WITH THIS COMPANY.

I was looking for a small, inexpensive flashlight, that I could wear on a neck lanyard, so I could move about my home, late at night, without turning on the lights and disturbing my sleeping roommate. I purchased the 2-pack, because it made sense to have a backup.This flashlight works pretty well for that purpose. It's small, lightweight, relatively durable, and it provides just enough light to mitigate the risks associated with walking around in the dark.The only problem was that one of the lights didn't work. I went through the intuitive troubleshooting steps, such as changing out the batteries, but the flashlight continued to fail.Since the lights were very inexpensive, I didn't feel like boxing them up and returning them. The opportunity cost was greater than the cost of the flashlights.I did contact the manufacturer. They has left a note asking the purchaser to contact them of there was a problem, and to do so prior to leaving a review. After several weeks, I still haven't heard back from the manufacturer. The email I sent was the limit in terms of what I was willing to expend to resolve an issue with half of a $14 product.If you're looking for a cheap keychain flashlight that produces a small amount of light, and you're willing to roll the dice in terms of customer service, this may be a good option. I will probably order another 2-pack, because I'd still like to have a backup and this light is inexpensive and works well, when it works.If the manufacturer had responded to my email, I would have been far more enthusiastic about my purchase. But they didn't, so, meh...

Super cute. Pretty good light for how compact. It comes with a plastic case and extra batteries which was a huge bonus. Will buy again.

A good, very small size, with two lights, extra batteries, that can be used for cosplay prop lighting. I used one of these in my daughter's Mando bracers to illuminate her rockets from the inside. Decided to do that vs. fool with LED wiring, etc. The other one I used on my son's NCR Desert Ranger helmet. I used a marker on the bulb to make it red, drilled a hole in the cast helmet where it should go, and installed it in such a way it can be removed to replace the battery if need be.For "normie" use, these would be good on a key fob, or the like, for some good, portable light. They are bright, despite being powered by button batteries.