infray Small LED Flashlight, Zoomable, Handheld Mini Pocket-Sized EDC Tactical Pen Light with Super High Lumen LED, IPX5 Water-Resistant, 3 Light Modes, 2AAA Battery Powered

I'm a flashlight fanatic and I've purchased many of them for use both professionally and for personal use. This little gem is one of my favorites.Brightness: Pretty darned bright considering the size and the battery and you're probably not going to find anything brighter in this class.Color: The color is very good, just a little on the blue side but not obnoxious. If the temperature was any warmer you would loose lumens so it's a bit of a trade off. All things considered, I think they matched the color and brightness perfectly.Switch. The button has a nice rubberized feel and clicks nicely. It has a pretty solid feel to it and considering the price, is actually really good. It has a momentary function with just the right amount of tactile feel without having to press too much to engage the light. The constant on is equally nice. You do have to press further to get it to engage which is good since it helps to prevent it from accidental turning on in your pocket.Focus: The adjustable focus is perfectly executed. It has a nice solid feel when rotating. It will stay in the position you set it and won't creep one way or the other. It's full range of motion is a little over 360*. With it focused to it's tightest setting, it puts a nice bright, solid 7" spot at 2 feet and a 36" spot at 15 feet. At it's widest focus from 15 feet away, it illuminates a 14' wide room almost completely. The light quality at any focus point is absolutely perfect with a solid light, minimal halo and no dark spots. It's really quite amazing considering the price.Body: The body feels solid and has just the right amount of texture for a secure grip without being abrasive too your clothing. The body and focus ring are non tapered and have a consistent diameter of @ 15.75mm. The tail cap is @ 15.3mm in diameter. The length is 146mm at it's shortest and 150mm at its longest. The pocket clip is very solid with good spring tension, it doesn't feel like it would bend and loose its ability to hold in the pocket. The tail cap threads are well cut and tighten smoothly, no grittiness like I've experienced in other lights. There is a rubber o-ring that seals the cap nicely (no experience with it's waterproofing).Other observations: I haven't put it on a scale to weigh it but it feels just right. Light enough that I barely notice it in my shirt sleeve pocket but not too light to feel cheap. My only nit-pick might be the switch function. It cycles through High-Low-Strobe when in both momentary and constant on functions. First, I don't really see the need for a strobe function in a light this size and they could have omitted it as far as I'm concerned. Second, I wish that when it is in constant on mode that you could cycle through the other modes with the half-push of the button. Minor gripes that in no way deter from the other outstanding features of this light.Bottom line: This flashlight is really amazing and considering its price, simply phenomenal. I will probably buy a couple more just to have around in case these jump up in price or no longer become available. If you're considering this flashlight, do not hesitate getting it. I only wish I could give a long term evaluation of it but even if it only lasts a year, it's well worth it.

I was looking for a very small lightweight flashlight that I could clip on my belt or in edge of my pocket. I carry a multitul and a light with me all the time for my job and use them daily. Currently I sometimes carry and sometimes don't becuase of bulkiness my current led flash light that uses a 18650 battery. don't get me wrong it is a great flash light but just bulkier than feels comfortable in my pocket or I have to have a dedicated pouch on my belt along with the one already there for the multi-tool.. just annoying. I had looked at various options over the last few months and had decided to try a penlight. Based on specs and reviews they either seemed not very bright or extremely expensive for a bright quality one. Eventually I ran across this one that got decent if not super reviews on light quality and good reviews on the physical case and minimal focus/light modes. For 15 dollars I am very happy. So far the value and quality exceed what I paid which leaves me happy with it. The twist focus seems to work well. It isn't crisp at the edges but goes from a narrow beam that is to narrow and bright to easily use up close to a very decent brighter but more diffuse beam at the other end of the spectrum. I tend to use it at about the middle of its focal range. This thing is bright enough to hurt you if you get it shined in your eyes. So far in a month or two of use I carry it about 5 times more often than the larger one I was using. I haven't had to recharge the AAA Panasonic eneloop rechargeable batteries I am using in it.My happiness scale with it is in the value and function. It is high enough I have recommended it to several people when talking lights. It doesn't leave me with a fan boy high over the quality or features or brightness but at the same time I have yet to be irked at any feature or lack of feature, quality issue, battery life etc. This thing is a simple, cheap workhorse that just does its job competently if not flashily. :)ps... it's ok if you have to bash me for the punny