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 (OD Green)

I now own 8 of these little lights. Professional Quality. I'm usually a Surefire or Streamlight Guy. But I have these for sitting at different places around the house or in the Truck. I put a loop of Paracord on them and hang them in handy places. I have an extra in my EDC Sling Bag. My Wife has an extra clipped in her purse and her truck. They are built tough and put out a great amount of light for their size. Uses a AAA Battery and two modes on the rear button switch. First Click is a soft low light setting that generally gets the job done. Second click is 200 Lumens of Bright Light that will light up the room or allow you to see across the yard at night. All Aluminum Body with a dual direction pocket clip. In a pocket, pouch or can be clipped to the brim of your hat while working on something. I clip mine on the overhead sun visor in my truck. These are quality lights and are excellent for the price. We occasionally take Short Day Hikes, so one of these is going into the small Survival Packs that we carry. A friend of ours got lost and stranded on a Day Hike. Luckily he had water and a survival Bivy for the cool weather that night. But he said the one thing he missed having was a flashlight. I gifted him one of these.

This is the perfect EDC flashlight for everyday uses. Very small & compact, about a finger length. Takes 1 AAA Battery. Light signature is not overbearing & you don’t have to cycle through a bunch of settings you’re never going to use! There’s the 200 lumen setting & there’s a 50 linen setting for when you need a quick glance. Good candela. I work outside in all weather & after midnight before dawn & this little light goes with me no matter what & has held up perfectly! Lightweight design. So good I wanted to get another one, but so good I don’t need two!

Outstanding small, metal case flashlight. Up to Olight standards. Have used an olight on my keychain for 6 years. Always reliable. This new flashlight uses 1 AAA battery and functions in tow brightness modes. It is well designed and engineered in a way that allows you to access either mode by lightly holding down the activation button if you need temporary illumination. When you release the light goes out. For normal use you may click the activation button once for normal less intense light or twice for the 200 lumen setting. Although small the metal case gives it superior durability. It has a well engineered clip that allows you to clip it to the brim of your cap for hands free operation. It has outstanding quality for which Olight is famous, a lifetime warranty, durable and easy to use. Highest recommendation.

Light is very bright for something so small. Very good quality. Seems very durable. Fits great in the palm and, with a deep carry clip, it sits in your pocket great. The only odd thing is that the first click is the bright setting so battery life could vary.

Overall great led, very easy interface - high and low, temporary on off as well as full click rear switch. Good build quality, nice 2 way clip. Haven’t tried 10440 but this Version 2 takes them as the original version doesn’t supposedly - which brings the output to 300 lm, but 200 lm as I’m running with standard rechargeable aaa nimh is adequate, it comes with an alkaline aaa but I noticed flickering with that battery. The only thing that is strange or different about this light with either battery that I’ve run it with is that there is like a very slight gradual “ramping” or delay wheb switched to high mode, it’s very slight but it’s not something I’ve seen on any other light I’ve owned and that is a collection of 30 plus led lights. It may have something to do with the new circuitry of the version 2 or could just be my particular light. Size - it’s bigger than a Lumintop Tool AAA for comparison, but makes it easier to hold. It you are new to flashlights or as general recommendation for an instant EDC lineup - here are my current favorites for a 4 light simple and cost/ budget effective AAA/AA capable lineup - 1. Olight i3e aaa for keychain, 2. this Olight i3t or Lumintop Tool AAA for small rear click pocket light, 3. Acebeam Pokelit AA (comes with rechargeable lithium), 4. Acebeam Tac AA (comes with rechargeable lithium). 4 lights that cover pretty much anything you will need for say 65-75 bucks total for all - depending on sale price at the time of each.