LUMINTOP GT Nano Keychain Flashlight 450 Lumens Mini Flashlight 300 Meters Beam Distance Single 10180 Li-ion Battery (Included) (Black)

Now my favorite flashlight, not because of he functionality which by the way so many features for such a small light. My favorite because it's a Proton canon in a comically small package. It feels like a gag gift but it really is a high quality light. Solid built, super bright and even on low it is very functional for a pocket light that doesn't take up space. I'm getting a holster for it just to add to the fun.

This thing is bonkers! One of the brightest lights I’ve ever owned. It for sure is the brightest for its size. Doesn’t make sense how bright it is. Love this thing.

I have the light in black and really wanted the red plus wanted the Osram this little light puts out 450 lumens and a range of about 300 meters (23400cd) it’s light weight and just looks really cool love the red body color on this light. Lumintop makes some good lights (IMO others disagree) and I have quite a few lights from them never disappoint. The only con to this is battery life but what do you expect from such a powerful light and a very small batter. Easy to charge fits nice in your hand and pocket and the UI is easy to operate. Want a good quality light thats bright this is one to look at.

This light has amazing output for its size. My first thought was, how practical is this TINY thing really?I have carried it around in my pocket for a few days and I have been pleasantly surprised by its usefulness.Let me first say, If you are looking for a camping companion, this is not the light for you. Its size creates some unique carry options while limiting its actual effectiveness. I have used the light for random tasks like taking the dog out side for relief, finding my keys, or keyhole on door. This light is compact enough to carry on a keychain ,or in my pocket with comfort. The usb charging is convenient, and pretty fast. I can charge the light from my car charger if needed. The packaging and accessories are top notch, as you would expect from lumintop. A lanyard, carbiner and usb charger is included. The light on the button is not visible, I read in other reviews it is programmable. My unit did not come with directions, so that is not a possibility for me. I also read in other reviews that there are other program options?In my opinion, this is a great light and is designed to bridge the gap between regular low lit areas to short time light needs. The battery size obviously limits the throw and usable light time. I dont agree with the stated specs, and feel they are exaggerated. This light will not reach 300m, my estimate is more like 100m. With that said, thats 300ft, and what do you need to see over 300feet away? Actual usable run time on regular setting is about 15mins. Moonlight may reach 11hrs in a lab, that was not my experience. In my opinion, this is a great task light for short time needs and small enough to easily carry on a keyring.

I love this little torch. I got the copper version and it has a nice tactile weight to it. The GT Nano uses a single 10180 3.7v battery and it drains pretty quickly if using turbo mode. I like the easy soft-ramp UI because it makes the light user friendly, esp. when waking up in the middle of the night to check something out. The copper version is gorgeous. I just hope it doesnt tarnish too much.This torch is a thrower, it has a narrow spot even at 10 feet, and I could see my neighbor's cat outside at night at about 100 feet distance.If you are looking for more spill light to light up a whole room, this is not the model you want. Something like the Lumintop Frog would be better.For a good thrower in a tiny flashlight, this little guy needs to be at the top of your list.Very highly recommended.

The media could not be loaded. The amount of throw this little light puts out for its size at its brightest setting really did surprise me. Even after watching the videos on it until you see it, it's still like "Wow". I bought the combo kit with this and The Frog light. I also bought the extension tube for both and the bigger rechargeable batteries in a 4 pack. I VERY HIGHLY recommend you do that, as the tiny battery that comes in the lights just don't last long and with their size is understandable. Even with the extension tube and bigger battery, the lights are still very pocketable.The y both come with a charger cap thing that regulates the charge. It's unique and I think a little bit of a pain, but really it's not.... just remember where you keep them. They are light specific so you can't use one on the other light.I find that I prefer the Frog for inside needs and definitely prefer the GT Nano when I'm outside for that much longer throw.The pictures of the trees behind my house, that distance from where I stood to the trees was about 150 yards. The picture of the trees down the street was 3-4 telephone pole spaces down. You can see the difference with the GT Nano off and on. The distance to the next door house was about 50-60 feet.Good light for a bright pocket light for sure. It will toggle down to regulate the heat but all lights now will do that. So keep the high setting in mind that it is short (it cools quickly and you can turn it on and get repeated bright throws) and you'll enjoy it.

I've owned quite a few high end lights, and this is a winner. The UI is great and even adjustable if the stock settings aren't to your liking. Ramps brightness intuitively, tells you the battery voltage, and can be set as a momentary on-off turbo switch. Tiny little monster. Battery life is obviously terrible when used at high output, but it's decent in the lowest setting.If you want more run-time, there are some AAA style lights that have the same threading. Had an Olight I3E lying around, and the battery tube was compatible with the head of the GT Nano. It gives it great run time if you don't mind a little extra length.