NEBO Torchy Rechargeable Pocket Flashlight | 1,000 Lumens, 5 Light Modes, Magnetic Base & Steel Clip, Water Resistant, LED Mini Flashlight for EDC & Camping, Includes Charging Cable

This small flash light is worth it I use to Cary a medium redline almost the same size but the battery would die and finding the exact battery replacement was a nightmare This is rechargeable I love that it is a magnet cord to charge when it is charging the light on the cord is red and when it is done it will turn back to blue. This is 10x brighter they the media redline mini I had and it comes in very handy you never knowWhen you need a good flash light most people use there phones but this if 100x brighter than a cellphone light it also can be stuck to metal with the magnet on the end. Definitely would buy again but hope this one last a long time also has a tiny removable clipComesIn nice it you want to clip it to your hat

Awesome little flash light. It's bright for its size and its convenient to use as a head lamp if you have a hat on. Battery doesnt last too long depending on the mode you use but I kind of expected that. Overall, good build.

Fantastic little flash light. It’s very bright and easy to carry cause it’s very small. Charges fast and durable

I bought this light for my work at the airport doing plane inspections after my last one kicked the bucket. It has several different modes of brightness and when you initial turn it on it doesn’t default to the brightest. It does come with a strobe function which is useful for signaling or for blinding your friend for fun. On high setting the charge will last for about 5 to 6 hours of continuous use. It comes with a magnetic charger that pops itself on the back and charges quickly. Probably the best part about it is the clip attachment. I had issues with my headlamp where’d I couldn’t have always work with my hat but with this it’s small enough to put on the bill of my hat and point it where ever I want.That being said there are 3 downsides I think are notable. One being that it gets hot with continuous use on high. It only has one LED node but puts out a lot of heat. My last one had 4 or 5 and never put out that kind of heat. Second, it’s small in your hand. I don’t mind small flashlights. I had a thin but longer light that was small but not uncomfortable in my hand. This one is more very short but a little chubby. It’s like holding onto a fat cigar end. And last is light diffusion. Up close it’s fine. The light is sufficient and you can see very clearly. But the tail of the aircraft I work on tops out at about 39 ft. By the bottom of the the tail fin the light is too diffused to see very clearly. For future models they may consider making a few inches longer and as a telescoping function. It would add alot more function and versatility to the flashlight.So in all, the light has good close up functionality. Its clip is useful for hats and hands free use. It has 5 to 6 hours at full brightness. It charges quickly and with no issues due to the type of charging attachment. Its issues are being a little too small for a comfortable grip, it gets hot with continuous use, and has no function to combat light diffusion like a telescoping lenses or shaping to push the light further. I’ll probably keep it for use like a headlamp and save up for one that’s small but has a telescoping function. But overall for the cost it’s an ok flashlight especially for up close to moderate distances.

I've had this little light for going on three years now and it's still going. I work in golf course maintenance so I have put this thing through a lot. Before this one I killed four other flashlights that couldn't survive a quarter of what this one has. It has developed a very significant flicker though after a recent incident involving a diesel filled tank on a tractor and a very large magnet used to get it out so I do not believe the flicker is due to poor build quality. On the contrary, it has been dropped, stepped on, rained on, and did I mention dropped? Yeah, dropped countless times and it still continues to work. I only have to charge it once a month with heavy use and it charges quickly. I carry this on my belt right next to my multi-tool and cannot imagine my work life without it anymore. I do think I will be replacing it with the Nebo Swyvel as I think having that extra functionality will come in handy but I will say this light is tough as nails and bright as the sun. I can light up an entire fairway with this little beast. I'd recommend it to anyone needing a light that is insanely bright, tough, with good battery life, small, lightweight, and of absolutely fantastic build quality. I cannot say enough about this light, and how much I absolutely love it. I bought one for each of the guys I worked with at my last course it is so good and they love it just as much as I do.

They work great for about 1.5 years then they turn on but turn off again quickly. Recharging hasn't helped.

I've had this light in my front pocket every day now for the last 4 months. I take it everywhere. That alone should say something. It always shines bright for me when I need it to. When you have a good light, well, you just gotta have it with you all the time.I forgot to take it out of my pocket before throwing my jeans in the laundry. The next day when I put my clean jeans back on, I reached for my Nebo off the dresser to shove in my pocket as my daily routine. I went into a slight panic when it wasn't there. "CRAP! I lost my light! Where is it? I gotta have my light!" When I stuck my hand in my front pocket, there it was. OOPS, that meant it went through the washer AND dryer. I powered it on, and it still works perfectly.Meanwhile, I work in a poorly lit test lab. My company bought us all Olight Batans for our toolboxes. Same size and similar features as my Nebo Torchy (but 2 and half times the price). The real difference is the Batan has to be charged more frequently than my Nebo. The Olight pretty much stays in the toolbox and I'm always pulling out my Nebo at work. Always charged, always ready to go.