Fenix UC01 45 lumen rechargeable LED EDC keychain light (Blue) with EdisonBright brand USB charging cable

Light is well built, but is really good for short-range flood use only. The lack of a reflector (typical for this style of light) gives this pretty limited range. USB charging is convenient though.

Very bright and very light. It's more of a flood light than a spot light which is great for reading menus, looking for dropped items, pretty much anything you'd use your cell phone light for minus the battery drain. Hold the button to turn on, it has three brightness settings and battery level. Very handy!Love, love fenix products! They also have excellent customer service, i own one of their headlamps and after 5 years of constant use (I do electrical work) one of the wires snagged on a nail and was damaged. Totally my fault, I almost threw it out to buy another one but my wife convinced me to contact them. I did via email and told them the situation, not expecting them to contact me back but they did. Long story short, sent it in for repair free of charge got it back now and works like new.

Great all around light. It gives off a wide lighted area, but not good for a beam light if that's what your looking for. Its still a great little rechargeable light for your money and your key ring.

Had it a few weeks works good and will update if needed

I own several of the high-end Fenix flashlights and all of them are awesome! So why not buy one that hangs from your keychain. This little LED light is brighter than most handheld flashlights I've owned in the past. And it's rechargeable.

The reason for me to buy this size flashlight is to attach is to my keychain which I carry in my front pants pocket. I had previously used 2 styles of Inova microlights (the push button and swipe versions) for several years, which were OK, except they periodically turned on in my pocket. Therefore, the main improvement that I was looking for was a small keychain pocket flashlight that was less likely to turn on in my pocket. At the same time I purchased the Fenix a month ago, I also purchased the NiteCore Tube Tiny Keychain USB Rechargeable 45 lm LED Flashlight. The Fenix turns on constantly in my pocket and was way worse than the Inovas in that regard, and as a result, the Fenix had no power left when I needed it. Therefore, the Fenix has been relegated to hanging on our dog's leash. The NiteCore, however, has been attached to the keyring in my pants pocket for at least 2 weeks, and it hasn't turned on in my pocket once.

Lots of light out of this little keylight. Easy to open door at night also for finding objects in a dark purse. Very lightweight on keychain and love the fact that it's rechargeable.

Good and bright keychain led flashlight. functionality is good and the rechargeable micro usb port is very convenient. As some other reviewers have noted, it can get turned on inadvertently. It's only happened once with mine in the week I've had it on my keychain. Doesn't seem like a real issue at this point.Update 9-28-2017:After myself and my wife using this for several months, I can confirm the issue others have noted that it turns on in my pocket and my wife's purse frequently, killing the battery. It happens regularly to both of us and is very annoying. Though the light from this little keychain is good, this fatal flaw is a total deal breaker for us. I would not recommend this to anyone. Find a different keychain flashlight that won't turn on in your pocket or purse. I love Fenix flashlights, but they totally missed the mark on this one. This is not up to the standards of the Fenix name. Very disappointed.Update 4-9-2018The only thing extraordinary about this keychain light is that it some how keeps getting worse. By far the absolute worst keychain light... EVER. To call this light total garbage is an insult to garbage. Garbage is at least worth something. I can only hope this is a knockoff or something, because it's a very significant negative mark on the Fenix brand.I wouldn't ever buy another one of these again, even if I was paid to use it. Buy a 49 cent mirror from the dollar store to keep in your pocket and use it to reflect the sun and moonlight to where you need light, as this would be more durable and useful.