OLIGHT I3T 2 EOS Pocket EDC Flashlight, 200 Lumens Compact Bright Handheld Flashlights, Dual-Output Tail Switch Light with AAA Battery and Two-Way Pocket Clip for Camping and Hiking (Black)

I snatched this edc torch at a great price, hoping it turns out as expected, which was a small but mighty and easy to carry flashlight. It didn't disappoint. The whole body is made up of metal, except the button area. It takes up one AAA battery (included) and operates in 2 modes. One is dim and the other is high which can be easily changed. It also has a conveniently designed button at the back, clicking once turns it on, clicking second time turns it off, and soon after it turns off if clicked instantly, the torch light up in dim mode. So, amazing durability, super easy operation, sturdy design and great luminance. Worth the money certainly!

Excellent product. Very useful. Easy to carry with and convenient to use. Light is bright enough. Light becomes brighter with rechargeable battery.

It's fine. Received original product. Luminosity is not that great buy it is expected for such a small device. Look out for deals as we are paying a lot extra for purchasing it in India.

These are terrific small edc lights, I use the i3t (1st and 2nd version) as around the house (pajama light) perfect for me as low is useful to get around house and still enough to see pup in yard at night. My daily edc lights are 18650 (mini warrior and baton) usually and a few other brands, but olight is usually the one I carry, also carry a secondary which is normally a AA like the (sadly discontinued i5t and i5r) though the thrunite Sabre and acebeam pokelite have served me well too. Ignore any negative with the i3t either 1st or second version, things like it's not bright enough or short battery light, those are not legitimate negatives as they seem to expect far more then a little aaa size battery are capable of performing and not to bash but are unrealistic with their demands (aside from faulty lights) they want decades of future technology today. Want more carry more. As i do. I3t has a good size hot spoteven up close with a little spill. I prefer a 5000k tint overall but not a absalute as a cool white has its place (like mechanic work for me) as a cool white works better in day time use (for me) the i3e i have in my shorts now is an older sky version and still going strong. Out of well over a dozen of this model I have purchased (i give the as gifts as other lights) only had one where a tailswitch failed, olight sent me a new tail switch in less the a week. I have only played with the newer version and works exact same way butvthe ability to switch mode sequence is a nice upgrade though I prefer to turn on low upon first press, but is nice to have the option. My main brands are Olight, Fenix, Nitecore, Thrunite and Sofirn. Olight is by far my favorite in use, quality, longevity, customer service, appearance and beam patterns, only ding is the prices have definitely gone up as they have become more popular and is understandable. (I have been blessed and have to many light period) so other brands get gifted and i use my olights. I do wish olight would bring back the 2AA and 3AA size lights back and probably will down the road, yes it have some of those too and are great for camping or when I carry one light as they have better runtime with 2 batteries. As long as your realistic with a single cell aaa size battery I think you will like the i3t for a simple 2 mode light.

Last time this light was on sale the orange color wasn't available, so I got a green one. The green was fine but sometimes not easy to find in low light (I needed a flashlight to find my dark green Olight). So when they went on sale again, I got the orange one. Flashlights are getting too complicated. RGB, non-stepped continuous brightness levels, different color temperatures, strobe, beacon, SOS, etc. The problem with those is you need a copy of the instruction manual with you to use them. So for my EDC lights I like to keep things simple (2 or 3 brightness levels with a simple, intuitive interface). This is a simple, bright, single AAA flashlight with a tactical style momentary on or push to click on switch. You can change the default mode (high or low) and then a quick double tap or off/on cycle will change to the other mode. Once you've set the default mode you'll never need the manual again. It's small, bright (200 lumens on a disposable alkaline battery, or 300 with a rechargeable battery) and has a 2-way pocket clip. I've tried it with NiMH and 1.5V Lithium rechargeable batteries and it works great with either. If you want something smaller than the Olight I3T 2, you'll need to get something like the Lumintop EDC01, which also has a simple 3 mode, twist on/off interface, and is about as small as you can get in a single AAA flashlight (but it doesn't have a pocket clip and is not as bright as the Olight).

Much brighter than “My phone has a flashlight”, it works in all conditions and light enough to carry anywhere. I’ve never had it heat up on me. It has a lower brightness adjustment that is good as a book light. It is also made with a surprising quality level, especially for the price. The battery life isn’t good, but it’s a single AAA, so it’s effortless to carry extra, and you can find them everywhere. Absolutely would recommend

Pro’s: Nice small EDC flashlight. Got wet in the rain, worked just fine. Lightweight and easy to carry, seems pretty durable, and the double sided clip is convenient for putting on a hat. Cons: could be brighter compared to flashlight of similar size and weight.

These small little lights are perfect to pack in your pocket for an evening stroll to get that added comfort. It’s small enough to fit in my front pocket without being a pain. Way better option than a phone light. So far battery has lasted long and light hasn’t gotten hot. Stoked on this purchase