ThruNite Aluminum Edc Flashlight Archer Mini, 405 Lumens Tail Switch Led Flashlight, Usb C Rechargeable Little Pocket Penlight For Camping, Outdoor, And Emergency - Cool White

I bought this Torch about 4 months back and it works properly, no drawbacks as such, may be the the battery doesn't last long as I would have liked because of the smaller size but no complaints there.

Very happy with the purchase.

When it was working I was really happy with the flashlight. But as of yesterday it gas stopped working, the light does not come on.

This is a nice, bright (with selectable brightness levels plus strobe) that is rechargeable though a built-in USB-C port. Very small, east to carry, great for EDC.

Es de muy buen tamaño y de fácil operación, lo malo del artículo y que no lo menciona el vendedor es que se calienta muy rápidamente durante su uso y tal como lo advierte el fabricante no debe usarse más de 20 minutos continuos sopena el riesgo de dañarse.

It works perfectly. When charging red LED, battery full blue LED. USB C port hidden inside a socket that unscrews. Airtight bushing by rubber gasket. I like that. 16mm in diameter in the widest part. Bright light in the most intense position. Retains the load. You combine with the Leatherman. ⚠️ the switch is out of the body, if you load something that pushes it can be turned on, otherwise very good. Nobody pays me for this opinion!

A lot of "EDC" flashlights are really too big to comfortably carry with a pocket clip and are better suited to a holster, and a couple super-mini, single AAA lights I've tried are disappointingly dim and it seems like they always need a new battery. Been really happy with this one. It's both slim and short and disappears in the corner of your pocket. Very easy lock-out function to prevent battery drain from accidental button presses. The initial "low" brightness is good for finding keys or other tasks in the dark, or as a work light clipped to a hat brim. The stuff you'd otherwise be fumbling with your phone to unlock and turn the "flashlight" feature on. Plenty, without blowing out your night vision. Double tap for high and it's surprisingly bright given the size if you need more "flashlight" and less "penlight". The initial brightness on high does fade/thermal throttle after a few minutes, but it levels off at a claimed 150 lumen, which feels about right and still very usable for tasks that require more light. The double-sided clip is a nice touch- so it can work as a pocket clip, or clipped to a hat brim for hands free use (how many lights forget that one little thing is crazy). No convoluted button-tap patterns or sequences to remember. It only charges at about 2w, but it is USB-C (no stupid proprietary charge cables) and there's no fiddly rubber covers or crappy threads to take apart to remove batteries to charge. Just unscrew the buttery smooth focus ring all the way- it has a stop, won't accidentally come all the way off- to reveal the charge port. Very easy. For $20 really impressed, my new EDC light. Spent considerably more on lights I don't like as much and just aren't as well designed.

This is a very good item, and the reviews are largely consistent with mine. My primary issue is with the brightest beam lasting longer without being reduced automatically. It absolutely delivers the goods with a vast, wide and bright light. But it doesn’t last more than a few minutes before a downshift. I did NOT notice a heat issue. Also, the clip to the baseball cap works well, even though it doesn’t look like a good grip. See photo. Lastly, it is TINY. Really a great item, but I am returning to get a different one that addresses my primary concern about the brightest setting lasting longer.