OLIGHT IMINI 2 Rechargeable EDC Keychain Mini Flashlight Orange | 50LM and 21M Throw, Compact and Portable, Mini LED Keyring Lights, Built-in Battery, Ideal for Everyday Carry and Emergencies

I love this mini keychain flashlight. I purchased my first OLIGHT IMINI 2 in December 2025, and it worked so well that I bought another one. I keep one on my keychain with my keys, and the second one stays on the side of my refrigerator. It is compact, lightweight, and extremely convenient for everyday use. I also really like that it is magnetic and turns on automatically when you pull the flashlight away from the piece attached to your keychain. One of the best features is that there is no button to fumble around with, which makes it quick and easy to use whenever you need it. For such a small flashlight, it is surprisingly bright. The 50 lumens provide plenty of light for everyday tasks, finding things in the dark, and emergency situations. Charging is a breeze because there is no separate charger to keep track of. The charger is built right into the flashlight itself, which makes it even more practical. I also like that it comes in a variety of different colors, so you can choose one that fits your style or makes it easier to spot. This is one of the best products I have found for EDC. It is a true gem of a flashlight.

This little flashlight is honestly one of those “why didn’t I buy this sooner?” gadgets. The OLIGHT IMINI 2 is tiny, lightweight, and fits perfectly on a keychain without feeling bulky, but for something this small, it throws out a surprisingly bright beam. The 50 lumens is more than enough for finding keys in the dark, checking under car seats, walking the dogs at night, or dealing with random power outages when life decides to act like a horror movie. The magnetic base is probably my favorite feature. You can stick it to metal surfaces and work hands-free, which comes in clutch in garages, workshops, or fixing stuff under the hood. The rechargeable battery is also a huge plus because nobody wants to keep buying those weird little batteries that cost more than a cheeseburger combo meal. Build quality feels solid and premium, not cheap plastic junk. It’s simple to use too — just pull it off the magnetic cap and it turns on automatically. No fumbling around with tiny buttons when your hands are full. Only downside is the runtime isn’t super long since it’s such a compact light, but honestly that’s expected for something this small. It’s made for quick everyday use, not lighting up the whole woods like you’re hunting Bigfoot. Overall, this is an awesome little EDC flashlight. Super practical, dependable, crazy portable, and one of those gadgets you end up using way more than you expected.

I absolutely love this flashlight. I keep it clipped to my keys, which I carry with me everywhere, and its compact size means it doesn't make my keychain feel bulky or cumbersome. For something so small, it packs a serious punch. It's noticeably brighter than any phone flashlight I've used, and the light output is more than enough for everyday tasks. The magnet is also surprisingly useful, allowing me to stick it to metal surfaces whenever I need both hands free. Charging is simple and convenient, and the overall build quality feels excellent. Despite its small size, it feels sturdy and well-made. I've also noticed that it stays relatively cool during normal use and only starts to produce noticeable heat after around 20 minutes of continuous operation, which is impressive considering how bright it is. Overall, this has become one of my favorite everyday-carry items. It's compact, powerful, and incredibly convenient to have on hand.

The Olight iMini 2 is one of those gadgets that's easy to underestimate until you actually use it. It's incredibly small and disappears on a keychain, but it puts out far more light than you'd expect from something this size. It's perfect for finding dropped items, unlocking doors at night, checking under the hood, or any of the countless everyday tasks where your phone flashlight just isn't quite enough. The magnetic quick-release design is simple and works well, making it fast to grab and use. USB charging is convenient, battery life has been more than adequate, and the aluminum body feels solid despite its compact size. If you're looking for a reliable keychain flashlight that you'll barely notice until you need it, this is an excellent choice. Great build quality, surprisingly bright output, and exactly the kind of tool that's worth carrying every day.

So first off, I know flashlights are a big hobby, especially in the EDC space, and there are a lot of afficionados who have much more sophisticated appreciation and understanding about flashlight than I do. So understand that I'm coming from the perspective of someone who doesn't need to use flashlight all that often and for whom a cheap, basic flashlight usually does the job. That said, I like having a flashlight on my keychain. Usually I just need something I can reach down to my keychain/carabiner hanging from a belt loop, switch on a light for a quick couple seconds so I don't trip over something in my dark garage when I get out of my car, and easily switch it off. In the past I had some very cheap, junky, single LED lights that you squeezed but were so cheaply built they didn't survive replacing the battery. On the other hand, the battery lasted a long time without charging before it ran out. I was kind of worried about switching to a light that charges over USB, not knowing how the battery would run down...My phone, tablet, and all kinds of other devices I have that charge via USB lose power gradually even when not in use. A light I have to charge regularly isn't super convenient for my keychain light. I can't speak to how long the battery lasts yet; I've only been carrying mine for about a month. That said I haven't had to charge it yet and I have been using it a little more than normal because it's neat to play with. That aside, I'm really loving it. I was also worried about the way it's activated, by pulling the light from the magnetic base. I was worried it might fall off the base. Having used it in action, I'm not concerned about that anymore. The magnet is STRONG. It holds on very tightly, and the whole thing tends to hold on to the small multi-tool I also have on my keychain. The strong magnet is impressive as an activation method. I can tug at the light to turn it on and while it disengages enough to activate it, it doesn't exactly detach from it. Quickly turning it on and off is really easy; reach for it at the hip, tug slightly, then let go to turn it off. It's very small and doesn't feel bulky on my keychain at all. They include a small plastic sheath for USB plug to protect it, and the tiny carabiner they give you to loop through the hole in the plug and attach it to your keyring keeps it in place. The little mini-carabiner that comes with it is tiny! That said, I tried it with a tiny, generic s-biner I got from the dollar store and that fits just as well, so you have other options if you don't want to use the one they provide. The light it produces is REALLY good. It is very bright for being so small. It might be the brightest flashlight I own at the moment. Very useful. The detachable and magentic design is great. I mostly use it without detaching it completely from the base, but when I do the light is small and lightweight and convenient to use. Since the magnet is so strong, it's not hard to reattach; as long as you line it up close enough, the magnetic connection will snap it in place. Now, the big reason I wanted to write this review right now is that I had a situation where it saved the day the other night. I needed to pop the hood of my vehicle and jump the battery and it was dark out. I keep a cheap worklight in the toolbox I keep in my vehicle, but the batteries in it were dead. Yeesh! But I was able to pull this Olight off my keychain and the magnet on it holds on to the hood of my car really sturdily. The magnet on it is stronger than the magnet on the worklight I keep in my car. And the light is just as bright if not brighter and it provided plenty of light to get things done easily. And then, when I finished under the hood, I forgot to take the light off. I slammed the hood closed then realized I forgot to grab my light again. I thought, "oh great, slamming the hood probably knocked it off and it fell in between things." Nope, it was still firmly attached to the hood even after slamming it closed. So...it has exceeded my expectations. It's really bright, conveniently small, very durable, easy to use and the magnetic connection is very strong. It's immensely useful in every situation I've thrown at it so far. Time will tell on battery life, but so far I haven't had to recharge it and it's going strong after a month. It looks cool, it's very affordable and it's very functional. I'm very happy with this purchase and will probably buy another (or more) soon, to keep a backup for myself or to keep one in my emergency kit in my car or to give as gifts at Christmas. I can't speak to how legit it is for really serious flashlight fans, but for me it's fantastic and I recommend it.

Neat little Keychain light seems bright enough not super long lasting but more then enough to get you from the car to the house and down the hall to the kitchen. Easy to charge and the magnet that keeps it connected together seems to work well. Only thing im not keen on is the way it gets charged you have to remove it from your keys then the rubber cover then insert into port to charge. It dose charge fairly quickly tho.

The OLIGHT IMINI 2 has quickly become one of the most useful items on my keychain. Despite its incredibly small size, it produces a surprisingly bright 50-lumen beam that's perfect for finding keyholes, walking to the car at night, checking under furniture, or handling quick tasks in low light. One of my favorite features is the magnetic quick-release design. Simply pull the flashlight from the magnetic cap, and it turns on instantly. The magnetic base also lets you attach it to metal surfaces, making it convenient for hands-free use when working on small repairs or looking inside cabinets. Charging is effortless thanks to the built-in USB plug—no extra charging cable is needed. A full charge is quick, and the battery lasts long enough for everyday tasks. The aluminum body feels durable and well-made, yet it's so lightweight that I barely notice it on my keychain. If I had to mention one minor drawback, it's that 50 lumens isn't intended for long-distance lighting, but that's exactly what this flashlight is designed for—everyday convenience, not replacing a full-size flashlight. Overall, the OLIGHT IMINI 2 is an excellent EDC accessory that's compact, reliable, rechargeable, and always ready when you need it. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a dependable keychain flashlight.

I love this little flashlight! It’s much brighter than a standard penlight but still compact and lightweight enough to clip onto my badge reel. The magnetic quick-release is my favorite feature. I can easily detach it when I need it and snap it right back into place. Being rechargeable is a huge bonus, too. It’s become an everyday essential for patient assessments. Highly recommend!

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Bonjour. Très bon produit, compact, fonctionnel. Le prix est justifié en raison d'une qualité bien au rendez-vous. NB : Le produit a, semble-t-il, été retenu un moment par la douane ?!

Absolutely loved the product! The packaging was top-notch, and it was delivered with exceptional care. Highly satisfied.

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I really wasn't sure if something like this would be worth having when I can whip out my phone and use that light almost as easily. The demo video for this really exaggerates how much worse a phone is to be fair. I also try to avoid integrated batteries as much as possible since they will eventually wear out rendering the device useless. But, I saw this on sale and, having seen videos about it previously, I decided to give it a try. After having it for a bit, I can say it definitely is worth it. Anyone who wears a watch (regular or smart) will understand. A phone can also give you the time, so why do you wear one? You'd want this for the same reason. The phone is *almost* as convenient, but not quite, and then there's the unique benefits: For one, this is significantly brighter than a phone (or at least vs mine). I checked some specs beforehand and expected a little bump but in person, it's way more than I anticipated. The light is also in a more useful shape. The phone inefficiency spills light everywhere. Conversely, a spotlight is great for distance but creates a hotspot if used close up. This sits perfectly in the middle, evenly lighting a reasonably sized circle. Being so tiny, it's also easy to get into tight spaces, or hold this in your mouth. You can also stick it to something with the magnet, like the surprisingly magnetic, stainless steel tools of a Victorinox. The phone fails at all of these in my experience. The "pull to activate" simplicity is also fantastic, as is the USB type A/lanyard design. Really well thought out imo.