NitecoreTiki LE 300 Lumen Keychain Flashlight USB-C Rechargeable EDC Tag

Seems well made and durable. Very bright on highest setting. Haven't run it all the way down yet so can't comment on actual run time for the different settings. You have to be quick on the double click to turn it on. Not a problem once I realized it was me not being quick enough and the light wasn't defective. The red and blue light feature is fairly bright. A good back up light source easy to carry. Recommend.

This is the best flashlight for the size. It is super bright and charges so easily on my iPhone charger. I only wish it had a longer battery life but for the size and the ease of charging I can’t complain. I use this everyday and would highly recommend.

Very bright light for such a small body. Perfect hook to keep on keys or, as I do, on my dog’s leash for nighttime walks. Simple double click to turn on, single click then to cycle through brightness levels and then push and hold to turn off. Just to note, it does NOT include a usb c charging cable. I have plenty laying around so not a problem for me. Got it a few months ago and have yet to need to recharge it but my use is pretty light.

I like that it’s so small and light and very bright. I have it attached to my hospital nurse badge Along with a tiny pair of bandage scissors and it’s not even noticeable as far as extra weight. I also use a slightly more heavy duty badge holder but this light is perfect. The green and red light are not of any real use.

Been a Nitecore fan and user for awhile now and this keychain light might be one of their best.USE:• 2 taps of the button = light ON (dimmest setting)• each subsequent tap increases brightness as you circle through the 4 brightest levels.• HOLD to turn OFF• 3 taps of button cycles you through the red, blue, and red/blue flashing LED light on the side of the flashlight.• size = very close to a AA batteryBRIGHTNESS:• DIMMEST setting is great for finding keyholes, etc• LOW is equivalent to the light on your phone (only a much more focused beam• MEDIUM is more than enough for walks @ night or other everyday uses• HIGH is surprisingly bright for it’s sizeBATTERY:• I typically get about 2-4 weeks of use with each charge, using LOW & MED as often as needed.• varies by use, of course, but I’ve been shockingly impressed with how long it lasts given it’s size.

Super light weight and provides a useful amount of light for odds and ends throughout the day.

This light can be set at a low level good for reading, a little higher to be just enough to see a gentle trail, a little higher still for more technical trails, and piercingly high for those times you are trying to see deep into the night. It requires a double click to turn on so it shouldn't go on accidentally. It starts at the low level so that your night vision isn't destroyed on the way to a comfortably dim level. It all comes in a super light (11g on my scale) rechargeable package. What's not to love?Well, I was also looking for a red lamp, preferably with a couple levels comparable to the two dimmer levels of the white light. Using the red should be similar to using the white light. This red is in the side of the light, being really just a signally device. I really only wanted the red because some people get really devoted to using red and it would be nice to have one if I find myself hanging out with one of those at night, so this is something I'll just make do with. The blue is just silly for me. I thought there was a red only flashing setting, but this only flashes red/blue. The triple click to access the red can be difficult to do. It often interprets my clicks as twice + once to get the second setting of white light.I still need to decide how to connect it for hands free use. There's no clip provided with this. For hiking, it is best to have the light much lower than a headlamp allows, so I end up holding that thing, too.

Very bright and compact on Keychain, reasonable price.