Angel Eyes E8 Keychain Flashlight, 700 Lumens, AAA Battery Compatible, USB C Rechargeable EDC Flashlight (365nm Blacklight/Red/White)

Awesome EDC flashlight. I use it daily. Good build quality, the plastic feels like old pagers or handheld radios, which is a good thing. Took me a bit to remember the controls, but it's fairly straightforward and intuitive. Make sure to refer to the instructions before you attempt to open it, as there's a trick to it.

I have lots of flashlights. This guy is smaller than I expected, but packs a big punch. Just holding down the primary button will give you max lumens (800 I think) which is perfect for quickly checking something on my pre-dawn bus inspection. The red light in flashing mode is PUNCHY and perfect for riding a bike/scooter at night. It’s way brighter than I expected. I mean, it can genuinely serve as a rear bicycle light in a pinch. The diffused side light is also excellent — you get a dim light for a very long run time, or a bright light to illuminate a tent or small room, for an hour or two. UV light is fairly weak, but does work as advertised. Do not shine this in your bathroom at night … The flaw which prevents this light from becoming my new pocket light is that you really have to lock it out, to make it safe for pocket-clip carry. The battery is small in this thing, and the charge doesn’t last long with higher brightness levels, so I cannot afford this light coming on in my pocket while I’m driving my bus. Therefore I need to lock it out. The lock/unlock IS very easy — simply click the button four times — but that is an extra step I do not want, in an EDC pocket light. I will stick with a tail-switch light. I have relegated this light to my bedside table, where I know I can grab it and shoot 800 lumens by holding a single button, or double click the button for a very low mode to move around the house. Good for bedside table, not good for my pocket unfortunately. It would also be great for backpack or sling-bag carry; it’s extremely small and light, and gives so much functionality. Finally, with the option of the AAA battery backup, I have to give this little light 5 stars, it truly is very impressive!

Excelente compra

An outstanding personal light. Versatile, reliable and the fact it uses a built-in USB battery and can also use a single AAA battery is a huge advantage! It's lightweight, seems very durable and the push button use is simple and reliable. There is also a removable pocket clip and key ring options included. I'm a flashlight addict and this is my new favorite one!

I rarely say, or even admit this type of sentiment to myself, but what a great purchase. I've been using this flashlight (Color: E8 (Sidelight: UV+Red+White)) every day for several months, in the woods, on the trail, at the campsite, in the workplace, walking the dogs, in the attic, in the crawlspace, in the garage, and everywhere in between, and have found utility in nearly every function that it offers. My favorite feature of this lilliputian lantern is consistency in button behavior. The logic, forward-thinking and consideration that was put into the buttons alone indicates that these guys definitely care about their end-user. Even sans instruction manual, you will quickly learn the button behaviors, and find practical ways to exercise them. The included pocket clip is a bit tight to fulfill its intended purpose, but I keep it attached nonetheless, just to help orient the light in my hand by feel in the dark. Aside from that, the entire unit fits easily into the "watch pocket" of a standard pair of jeans or khakis, and is completely unnoticeable when walking. The strobe function (button 1, three clicks), is extremely irritating, which is exactly what you want in a strobe function. It is bright and disorienting at close range, and utterly impossible not to notice at long range. Feel free to draw your own conclusions and use-cases from those two evaluations. This diminutive dynamo will fit the bill. The power supply (one rechargeable onboard lithium + a spot for one AAA battery) might seem a bit of a novelty at first, but is practical when you average out the ways in which people will use this type of flashlight. A full charge will probably get you through a long weekend at the camp with heavy use, and that's great; simply throw it on a USB-C charger when you get back home or back to the vehicle. But when you walk the dogs every night and frequently have to use the high-powered LED (hold button 1) to locate that one blasted canine who always seems to dart off into the darkness to bark at the moon, a raccoon, or the world in general, it's nice that this gnomish torch will give you a subtle blink and color change on its indicator lights to tell you that it's been awhile since you've charged the lithium battery, and now you're on AAA power, buddy, the clock is ticking. The "UV" light function (button 2, three clicks), is sufficient for very close-range use, such as checking the cleanliness of your hotel bathroom, or finding spills and liquid spatters on the floor that the naked eye couldn't catch when you were cleaning something, etc. It is not nearly as robust as a dedicated UV flashlight or blacklight, but it's a nice-to-have feature. The seal provided for the USB-C charging port comes with its own replacement in the manufacturer's box. I wasn't sure whether this was really, really good customer service, or an indicator that, "hey, sometimes the thing just fails and falls out so we're gonna get ahead of your call to customer support." So far, the original is still intact, and I'm happy about that. I'll call it good customer service for now. Overall, great purchase, great little flashlight.