The best low cost small LED flashlight on the market to day.My advice buy more than you think you need because you will give most of them away as they are perfect gifts.

I purchased several of these and game them away as gifts to co-worker (police). Everyone loves them as a back-up flashlight that bright enough without being too bright. I clip my on my shoulder and is plenty bright enough to take notes at night or write tickets without being SO bright that it hurts your eyes like my normal police flashlight.

I bought these because over the years my previous purchases of a similar flashlight had died, never to be revived even with a new battery, never worked or had been misplaced. I liked the color which I hope will help keep them from being so easily misplaced. I was concerned that there would be some DOA but to my surprise all worked once I put batteries in them.

I dislike that two of the flashlights were broken! The others worked great and I was very satisfied just disappointed that two don’t work. I needed all six

I've had these from multiple other brands and they all work the same. I bought them at a good price, some will go in the emergency bag with extra batteries, some will be for the car, good to have additional flash lights.

We bought these for our emergency "Go Bags". They are bright and perfect for our needs. Used the extras to stash in our vehicles and bedside tables.

For the price these are very good flashlights.Pros: Small, bright, easy to use, and only uses one AA battery.Cons: not the highest quality.You would be hard pressed to find any flashlight that is cheaper to operate than these. Most use 3 AAA batteries. These use one AA. I use these constantly because they are so cheap to keep around the house, in the car, in the office, in my camelback for hiking, garage, etc.

Surprisingly high quality for the price. I use a single Eneloop AA battery and for a single-battery pocket-size flashlight they are plenty bright in an overall wash, and focus to a tight square beam. A "soft touch" on the switch changes modes from bright to flashing bright, to approximately half power. The pack of 6 means you have one for the car, the bedside, the desk, workshop, etc. Not a bad deal. Had them for a couple of weeks and so far so good. I'll update if they go squirrelly at

I got these to replace a aaa single cell flashlight that was so small I kept loosing it, this one is a little bigger and I don’t misplace it near as easy and if I do loose it I have 6 of them. That said for the price I don’t think you can go wrong, I am using two now and have extras if they break or get lost. I have been using the two for about ten months now no problems so far. I have one with a 1.5v AA battery that I use for general use on high and use as a night light on low. The other has a

Works excellent!Fell completely apart after leaving in my pocket, then washing. then after finding all the parts and batteries in the bottom of the dryer, I reassembled it and it turned on and is very bright. No Damage!

I buy 5 or 6 of these every year and leave them laying all around the house.I give some away but try to keep at least a dozen handy.

These lightweight little flashlights pack a punch. The light is super bright and these are super handy for so many spaces. I'll be getting more! 😊

I have given many sets of these lights away as EDC ,and work lights.If you need some prepper lights the price IS on the money.Never had one fail!Lots modes,focus,colors,1AA.Just get them.

No wonder these are so affordable. They aren't half as thick as the single one I bought a few years back. these also don't have half the amount of o-rings my original no name one did. End cap on this is unreliable. Sometimes you click it and it goes straight to strobe. Others, it's constant on. I pushed the button the same way each time. It just does what it wants. The end cap on my own original was superb.I've attached photos. The flashlight on the right in each image is my old quality built…

Not waterproof, water will get into the lens casing and cause light refraction. Battery casing is waterproof. The flashlight's threading is prone to jamming!

Backup lights for emergencies. During our last hurricane our family showed up to hunker down with us. A few needed lights and my flashlight supply ran thin so I have these for backup just in case. 1 AA battery for each and we're in business. Color coding will help to remember who's who.

I have tested all of them and they work great so far. Just make sure you have good batteries. I grab 2 out of my drawer and put them in the first 2 flashlights and was disapointed in the brightness. The rest were real bright so I put new batteries in them and they were as bright as the other 4.6 X Fantastic!

I have 15 or so of these around the house. These different colored ones help tell us when one is out of place. The other same color ones tend to migrate to one or two spots and are not always where they are supposed to be.

These small lights make great gifts. I gave 1 to my sister and she carries it clipped inside her purse. This light is versatile with zoom, hi/lo brightness and strobe. It is bright enough to help find dropped items, light up the door lock while using a key, or illuminating the path in front of you. Probably not bright enough for security use or protection.

These little flashlights are really nice and they shine so brightly, it's great! Plus if you push the 'on button' twice it will change the light to a blinking light (for use as a safety unit). I put them all over my house in various places so that if the lights go out I have one handy. I put one in my car too! They're very compact, but still put out a strong bright light. They also have a little 'clip' if you like to clip one to your belt or handbag or where ever. I was pleasantly surprised and