GLAREE E03 Keychain Flashlight, CREE LED 150 Lumens Mini Torch AAA Battery EDC Pocket Penlight Portable Emergency Light, Purple

This was a gift for my 13 year old niece. I'm a caver and flashlight-oholic, but I never thought about her having a worthy light until she got stuck in an elevator at a hospital. (For about 30 terrifying-for-her minutes in pitch darkness) Like the Fenix E15's that are on every key chain we have, or the Nitecore SRT5 that is always on my belt, I wanted to give her a reliable and bright light that will ALWAYS be with her. This is a perfect choice for several reasons: A) It's small, not much larger than a cigarette. B) It's BRIGHT. It's lowest power is more than an original Maglite Minimag (Bulb version) and it just ramps up from there. On high, it will fully light up the average sized room. C) Unlike most of my exotic lights, uses a common AAA battery. D) Has various options for carry such as a pocket clip, key chain ring and/or chain and clip. She loves it, and thought it was pretty cool until I showed her the strobe mode, and then it was even "more cooler." I like this light so much I bought a black one for myself to replace an aging Arc AAA (12 lumens) on my "emergency" key ring. Build quality is right up there with expensive caving lights. (i.e. made from machined billet, knurled grip, etc.)

Pro's - Feather weight aluminum, pretty almost orchid pinkCon's - Difficult to put chain on the flashlight body and ring. Chain is very slippery and has twisted links, like a chain dog collar. Tiny, tiny ring to attach to a very close-to-the flashlight-body.Just giving a warning.

This is the most reccomendable flashlight I've tried yet. It is as small and almost weightless as you can get in something that can run on common inexpensive batteries and the clip is brilliantly designed to make it simple to carry and use anywhere. I agree that it's a pretty shameless copy of a thrunite light (see picture with my xp-l Ti and my current favorite AA light and cell for scale), but I actually think the glaree has better battery contacts. The programming is slightly different so you need never accidentally activate the strobe feature. Best of all the price is so low that you don't have to worry about losing it.

As a graveyard nurse I wanted a tiny flashlight I could hang from my scrubs to help light up a dark patient room. I love that this has 3 different light settings. The lowest level is plenty of light in the middle of the night. I love the small size, the purple color, the included clip so I can remove it easily if needed, and the simple twist on (so there is no loud clicking sounds wake sleeping patients). I don't see the strobe function being helpful, but it is fun! Definitely worth the cost!

I was rather disappointed with this light. First off I thought I purchased the light with the magnet, but I may have pressed on the wrong one.I think its way over priced. Right after I put the battery in I regretted buying it. I went to the dollar store and bought a key chain light to compare the difference. Dollar store light comes with a red laser as well and its own batteries. Of course it isn`t as bright, but the dollar store light is smaller and lighter weight. I wish I went to the dollar store first. .

This tiny lightweight device, which I just received, will be ideal for travel (night-time hotel rooms, flights, etc). It came beautifully packaged in a metal box, with optional key clasp and pocket clip, but that is incidental. It is made of sturdy lightweight aluminum, and is not much bigger than the AAA battery that it takes. It has, as advertised, three brightness settings, controlled by consecutive twists of the head. Very handy.

we keep one on the kit with our dog bags for when we walk the pups at night...perfect. Compact, easy to operate. Have several others around the house, excellent when I need a bit of light when working on something in tight quarters.

Great flashlight, super bright with nice settings. Only down side is its it's a turn dial on/off. Wish it had a little push button instead. Im a nurse and don't always have two hands, a quick click button would have been perfect.