LUMINTOP EDC15 Keychain Flashlight 760 Lumens Mini EDC Flashlight 80 Hours Burn Time, 5 Modes, IPX8 Waterproof Torch Floodlight for Everyday Carry, Camping, Hiking

Very bright, with rechargeable battery and luminous diffuser. The light is bright enough to light up the room with the diffuser fitted. Phenomenal bright light for such a small lamp. Easily pocketable with a clip supplied also TOP QUALITY MINI FLASHLIGHT!

This light offers a long runtime on a single AA cell, it has the most simple user interface with no buttons or hidden features, the best single AA torch I've tried.

its just normal torchlight.not 760 lumens

Very small and ruggend AA light. Good wide flood pattern with almost no bright spot. It's a flood not spot light. I prefer flashlights that start on their dimmest level and increase in brightness. This light has a memory, and stays at the level you leave it. It remembered my setting a week after twisted off. I am a fan of small Lumintop lights. The original Tool AA had my preferred dim to bright pattern (no memory). I like twist on lights, because they almost never turn on accidentally. I quarter turn most push on lights to ensure they don't accidentally turn on during transport. No tail switch makes this light smaller. The Tool series of lights could be purchased with a magnetic tail cap and/or tail switch. Great idea but I never used the magnet feature and the magnet tail didn't have the keyring hole I used all the time. I like to preserve my night vision, and not bother others in camp. So I really like the low power level of this light with a generic AA. Low light and a long runtime. Easy on the eyes and long life, perfect for backpacking or motorcycle touring. Only had the EDA15 a month, but every every Lumintop light I purchased still works fine. First one is over a decade old. Proof enough for me to know they are built to last. While camping I find AA lights make great neck lights. It places the light where you can find it, use it, and not loose it. I place a tiny key-ring on the flashlight, just large enough to pass 2 paracord lines through. Tie the ends of one armspan of paracord together with an overhand knot to form a large loop. Holding the overhand knot, pass the other end of the loop through the key-ring. Make a cow hitch in the bend passed through the key-ring and slip the overhand knot through the cow hitch to make a two strand up necklace sized loop trapping the flashlight. Wearing it provides handy access to both light and length of paracord. See attached photos (2.5mm polyester used in place of paracord). The cow hitch can be slid (prusik like) to tighten the loop down to hat band size, allowing the light to also be worn as a headlamp. A loop over the led end of the light before snugging up the hat band helps to keep it pointing along your line of sight.

Die Taschenlampe ist zwar klein, aber handlich, fasst sich gut an. Einschalten durch Drehen des Kopfes. Durch wiederholtes Drehen werden weitere Stufen geschaltet, die Letzte bleibt in Erinnerung. Und jetzt kommt der Clou der Leuchte: "sie funktioniert mit einer ganz normalen Mignonzelle 1,5V, soweit so gut, sie funktioniert aber auch mit einer NiMh Akkuzelle 1,2V, auch gut, aber was sie noch kann, sie funktioniert auch noch mit einer 14500 Lithium Ionen Akkuzelle mit 4,2V, das ist etwas, was nur ganz ganz wenige Taschenlampen können, die sind dann aber erheblich teurer, als diese hier." Übrigens die 14500 Zellen haben die gleiche Grüße einer Mignonzelle, meine haben 1600mAh, es gibt auch andere. Natürlich braucht man ein entsprechendes Ladegerät für die Li-ion Akkus, versteht sich von selbst.

PROS The shape of the flashlight makes it very grippy. The brightness is perfect for every day use. CONS Can't turn on with one hand. That may change as the twisting loosens up over time (maybe?) I haven't been able to figure out a convenient way to really carry it around (too big for a keychain), so like chapstick, it's just another thing to grab and slip in pocket. That might not be a con for most people, but on my way out, I don't want to think about all the loose bits-and-bobs I have to grab.

pequeña, discreta y práctica