Streamlight 73300 Pocket Mate 325-Lumen Keychain/Clip-on USB Rechargeable Flashlight, Silver

I absolutely love the Streamlight 73300 Pocket Mate! This little flashlight packs a surprising punch for its size. At just 325 lumens, it's bright enough for most everyday tasks like finding your keys in the dark or navigating a dark parking lot. It’s super compact and light, which makes it perfect for clipping onto your keychain or tossing in your pocket without feeling bulky.The USB rechargeable feature is a game-changer. No need for disposable batteries — just plug it in and it’s ready to go in no time. I’ve used it a lot, and the battery lasts longer than I expected, even on the highest setting.The clip is sturdy and convenient, and I like that it can easily attach to bags, belts, or even the brim of a hat for hands-free use. I’ve also found it to be durable, holding up well even with daily use in the elements. The build quality is solid, and the silver finish looks sleek and modern.Overall, I’m super impressed with this pocket flashlight. It's incredibly practical, well-made, and performs great for its size. If you need a small, reliable flashlight for everyday carry, this is definitely a winner!

For all the edc guys, this is the one we’ve been looking for.A unique design, small, but very user friendly. I LOVE the simplicity of 2 modes, no ridiculous strobes that nobody uses anyways! The low power one (first click) is probably gonna be enough for most people when they are using it. I would say it puts out about 70 lm. It’s brighter than most in the $10-$20 ranges. I’m referring to the twist to turn on types of flashlight, usually unbranded ones. It’s probably not gonna beat out a $20 Olight.. but not everybody wants to twist their flashlight to turn it on in fact for me, that’s the biggest drawback of those. And while the twist feature is OK on some of the better brands, on a generic brand, they are finicky and you have to worry about if you keep it twisted too tightly it’s gonna stay on all the time and burn your batteries out, or if you keep it on to loose then it’s gonna twist off and you’re gonna lose your batteries. For example, that was my last design on my EDC. I got this really cool very tiny, probably one of the smallest keychain flashlights I’ve ever had. Bought it on Amazon. It was red, very lightweight came in a very strange, packaging, kind of like a rectangular plastic container that felt like there was nothing in it because the light was so light. If you know what I’m talking about then you know. Anyways, I digress. It was a good design, but poorly made, and eventually it got more and more loose in my pocket to wear it just fell off one day. I have the base of it here. It’s called a LightFE min 01.. ya don’t ever buy this thing, unless you never plan on taking it outside, because in real world use, you’re gonna lose half of it! Back to this great light. I bought many items from streamlight, and all of their lights for the most part. They checked all the boxes on this one. Only one thing I wish they had was a power burst mode with 1/3 lm output. I’m not so sure that the high mode on here is really 325 lm, it seems more like 250 or maybe even 210 in fact it doesn’t even seem that much brighter than the low output. But the point is it’s still very useful the fact that it’s a push button instead of a twist is what everybody wants and I’ll have to wait and see how long these last for but from what I’ve read in the reviews I’m not gonna have any problem.Streamlight, if you’re reading this, my only advice is an upgraded model of this that’s more powerful, I’m sure it can be done. A power burst mode. Perhaps you know where you have to hold the button the whole time, so it doesn’t drain the battery as much. Or, even if you limit the power burst mode to say 10 seconds. A lot of people need that quick burst of, super light to do what they’re doing. Of course if you could make this a little thinner, maybe like by 33% in the next model, that would be a big +2 as it is a little bit chunky. But at the same time I’d rather it be a little more chunky and smaller footprint than to be bigger and longer, I think that all the colors should be the same price since they’re all made from the same material. I did buy the red one because I had a feeling that this was going to be the light for me for a while for my EDC, so I might as well spend two bucks more And get the color that matches all my other stuff! I’m sure these will go down in price as more stuff hits the market, and I’m sure it won’t be long before we see clones of these as well.

I'll leave some minor complaints at the top since overall I have nothing but good things to say about this light. It can take longer than expected to obtain a full charge, but overall battery life is great! If you leave the light on for more than a minute or so it does start to get a bit warm.As far as function and design this thing is great! Really bright light, I live in a desert and can see this thing during the daytime. At night it will easily light up any area, I do food delivery and this is great for unlit areas and finding addresses on buildings. I've caught a few people off guard trying to figure out where such a bright light is coming from and even had some customers ask where I got the light. Whether you are working, walking a pet or just want a light to help feel safe this is such an easy and effective solution to light up whatever you need. From end to end it is slightly smaller than an average house key and a reasonably slim profile that doesn't feel too out of place in your pocket. It also comes with a clip that can help attach to any piece of clothing (pocket, shirt, hat, purse) just in case you don't want it on your key ring. Two brightness levels with surprisingly intuitive control, click once for a standard brightness and two times for extra bright. However with the normal brightness level often being ample, they managed to make that a sort of "default" option when turning it on/off. Once on, another single click will turn it back off instead of cycling through the other brightness option while holding the button a bit longer will increase the default level to the extra bright. No need to blind everyone around you just to find the "off" setting, activate the level you want to use and then turn it back off just as easily. To top it all off they made it rechargable so you never have to worry about batteries. Plug it in with a standard usb-c and a color coded led light under the button will show red for charging and green for full. Spent a bit more than some other options on Amazon but I have no regrets about this thing, use it all the time and frequently have people ask where I found it so they can buy one.

The Streamlight 73300 Pocket Mate 325-Lumen Flashlight is a fantastic little gadget that packs a punch. I got this for Christmas last year I have used it around the farm for the last six months.1. Impressive Brightness:For such a small flashlight, the 325 lumens output is incredibly bright. It provides ample illumination for a variety of tasks, from finding your way in the dark to reading fine print. The two light modes (high and low) offer versatility depending on your needs.2. Compact and Portable:The Pocket Mate is extremely compact and lightweight, making it perfect for everyday carry. It easily fits on a keychain or clips onto your belt, backpack, or pocket without adding any noticeable bulk. Its small size doesn’t compromise its performance, which is a major plus.3. Durable and Well-Made:The flashlight is built to last, with a rugged aluminum housing that can withstand everyday wear and tear. It feels sturdy and well-constructed, giving you confidence in its durability. I have used this light frequently since Christmas in and out of doors.4. USB Rechargeable:The convenience of USB recharging is a standout feature. It eliminates the need for batteries, and the included USB cable makes it easy to recharge the flashlight from any USB port. The battery life is decent, and the indicator light helps you keep track of the charging status. Doesn't need recharged except twice a month or so with moderate use.5. User-Friendly Design:The single-button operation is straightforward and easy to use. Whether you’re switching between light modes or turning the flashlight on and off, the controls are intuitive and responsive. The clip-on feature adds to its versatility, allowing you to attach it securely to various items.Minor Drawbacks:1. Battery Life:While the flashlight performs well, the battery life on the high setting is relatively short. For extended use, you might find yourself needing to recharge more frequently. However, the low setting provides a longer battery life and is often sufficient for most tasks. I use the low mode most frequently2. Clip Attachment:The clip, while useful, could be a bit more robust. It works well for casual use but might not hold up as securely under more rigorous conditions. A stronger, more secure clip would enhance its overall utility.Overall, the Streamlight 73300 Pocket Mate is a highly effective and convenient flashlight that’s perfect for everyday carry. Its impressive brightness, compact size, and USB rechargeable feature make it a practical tool for a wide range of situations. Despite minor drawbacks, it’s a reliable and handy flashlight that I would recommend to anyone in need of a portable lighting solution.

It's a great keychain light.A smidge on the bulky side but if you are okay with that like I am it's no problem at all. Because of uts size it it plenty bright which makes it a great secondary light.

Great. A LOT of light from a little package and, being rechargeable, cheaper than replacing coin batteries or permanently sealed units.My ONLY complaint is the use of Micro USB instead of USB C. I realize the inclusion in the sales is most likely due to the company moving to the USB C form factor. As a plus it came with a very short cable that won't take up much space just adds complexity for the person I purchased it for and who is not into cable types and all. She will have to learn :)Everybody really should have one of these. I have had to use a flashlight a couple of times in stores when power failures happened. I had carried a push to light, sealed unit that finally ran out of juice and was not easy to keep on. This - perfect.Lots of light. Small form factor. Easy to charge. Light. EXCELLENT!

I love this tiny light! It's super bright and rechargeable. It's much smaller than the tactical light I normally carry. It rides just fine on my key chain but also has a clip.

This is one of my best friends. I love this light so much. It's tiny but packs a wallop of brightness. It has one button and two modes, low and high... and even the low is more than enough to see very well in the dead of night. On high mode it's near daylight visibility for a good distance. It uses micro USB which is kinda lame but the size, weight and brightness factors far outweigh that small inconvenience. Plus the charging port has a protective cover (which is a must). The battery life is surprisingly long for how small this thing is. I use mine all the time when I get home from work and walking from my car. I keep it on my key lanyard and I usually only have to charge it once a month and it doesn't take long to charge. Surefire is the best for a reason.

Lights up for around 20 min on higher power and much longer on medium power. It’s rechargeable and I use it as a keyring for my car keys.

La carga USB dura muchos meses . Luz potente . Muy práctico llevarlo en el llavero , para poder ver en el garaje, dentro del coche me viene de maravilla

Muito boa. Usada em emergências.

This is perfect for that little backpack zipper light. Love the rechargeable option. Is easily charged up by my GZ Nomad solar charger. Super bright too.

I didn't lknow what to expect from this little light - but the price is not high. I have been pleasantly surprised. It gives out just enough light when you need it. ITs small size makes it easy to clip to a key chain.