ACEBEAM Pokelit AA Mini Flashlight with Clip, 1000 High Lumens EDC Light

You can see in the second picture I took the main beam is large or wide. It is bright and works perfect for indoors. Which is why it's at my gaming desk. When you drop something this is the correct tool for the job. The battery lasts quite a long time. I use it every day and it lasts at least a week before it needs to be charged. You have to remove the battery to charge it with a USB-C cord. It takes about an hour to get a full charge in the included lithium cell. This light claims 1000 lumens. It's close to that. I have a larger work flashlight with a higher capacity battery cell that produces 1000 lumens and outside it has a lot more range, it's a little brighter and more focused( smaller main beam). The main beam is smaller so it goes farther and looks whiter. It depends on what you want. A longer bulkier light is not good for my desk. I like to stand it up so I can find it when I drop something or need it. The size is made to clip in a shirt pocket also. No it's not as bright as a 2 cell light but it's way easier and lighter to carry. Honestly it's my favorite size. I also like having the button on the end instead of the side. It's easier to use. I have a lot of new led lights that I have bought this year. This one is my favorite so far. It's just right size. The light has 3 brightness modes. 1.Low for I have no idea what, it's not bright enough to even use imo. 2. Medium for up close work. 3 Max bright, this will get hot after about a min. This is NORMAL. A lot of power creates a lot of heat. All my good LED lights get hot on the high setting. Thus light has a different way to switch modes than any other light I have so it takes some getting used to. After you turn them on some led lights will let you tap the button to change the brightness. This one requires you to turn it on and off quickly to change modes. You get used to it but it's kind of clunky at first. If you just turn it on and use it then turn it off it will stay on the current brightness mode. If you want a well built compact light for indoors that you can carry in your pocket with ease this is your light. This light has waterproofing and is built to take outdoor use but it's not really what it is best at. Tons of light from a tiny frame. Good choice and I recommend this product.

This is a great product. The light is so bright, yet the flashlight is so small and convenient to carry everyday. I used mine twice, loaned it to my wife and now it is gone. So, going to have to buy this great product again. The flashlight is rechargeable and the charge lasts. The accessories work good and definitely help in everyday use. I got this to keep in my every carry computer backpack for when I need the use of a flashlight. This flashlight is very easy to use.

The Pokelit AA is a very powerful and high quality EDC flashlight! The included 1000 mAh battery charges via USB-C and seems to last quite a long time and allows the light to reach its peak brightness, but you can also swap in an Eneloop or other AA if you want for a noticeable drop in peak brightness. This isn’t really a bad thing since you’re just choosing between over double the battery capacity or power. Everything about the light feels high quality, and the light on at least the desert model is high CRI.

Nice little flashlight. Easy to change brightness (lumen) output. But on the brightest setting the LED starts to get hot pretty fast. But the medium setting is plenty bright for most uses. Not that expensive either.

It's a great light: perfect EDC size, good battery, high CRI and surprisingly powerful. I've had a number of flashlights for EDC and EDC-adjacent (ie in my car, too big to carry in my pocket comfortably) over the years, and a lot of the "pocket-sized" ones have just missed the mark. Pen lights I find are too long and too skinny - they always pop out of my pocket when clipped in or they impede my leg and jab me in the thigh when moving around, while other lights were even bigger and more of a pain. I've had issues with buttons being pressed in while in my pockets, leading to burning legs from battery heat and unusable lights. And still others were ultra tiny (ie something like the Beta keychain), but i've found those sizes are too small to really have meaningful battery life, and recharging them or something about their mechanism eventually breaks down and the light becomes a paperweight. The Acebeam Pokelit is a perfect middle ground. It's not as long as a pen light, but it's got more circumference so it's much more comfortable to hold. Has a 2-way pocket clip, so you can stow it at the top of your pocket and also use it clipped onto a hat. It's lightweight, so when you do use it on your hat, not only do you not notice the weight but it will also stay put much better (compared to something like the Thrunite T2 especially, which is at least 3x heavier). I often carry it loose in my pocket and it settles nicely in the bottom without snagging or causing extra bulk. Comes with a high-quality rechargeable cell (AA size equivalent too, so AA replacements will work in a pinch!) that delivers quite a bit of power, and there is no external charging port (port is on the battery itself), so there's no extra battery cover that can fall off and making your flashlight vulnerable to water ingress. The button is proud, but has a long throw and a soft actuation point before fully engaging. This means it's very unlikely to be accidentally engaged (ie in your pocket or in a backpack), and it's easy to use - don't have to dig your thumb in there to turn this on. Because it has the actuation point before the button clicks, it's easy to have the flashlight on only when you need it, say for just a second or two. Has low/med/high brightness which can be toggled by switching it on/off in succession. The middle has a slightly hotter spotlight, and it's pretty comparable to some of my other bigger flashlights. Works well lighting up the trees or distant objects in the night. High CRI is a big deal too, though the temperature seems a little cooler than my thrunite, which is a little surprising since that is a lower CRI light. Not bad, just catches me by surprise sometimes. Overall, highly recommend this light. Can be annoying having to pull the battery out to charge it, but i'll take that over finnicky USB charging ports that may or may not compromise the water resistance of the light. It's a perfect size, high cri light that works perfectly for everyday needs. Picture shows the size comparison of some of my various lights: SOG M113, ThruNite T2, some rando lights from work, a Lumintop IYP365, the Acebeam Pokelit, Beta QR and some random keychain light

This is a great little light. Bright and good battery life in a small package. They've gotten expensive, like so many things have (thank you, Mr. President), but it was a great deal at the price I paid. If the price comes back down, I'd buy a spare.

My first unit unfortunately arrived defective and would not power on at all. That said, ACEBEAM customer service was excellent. They were extremely responsive, easy to work with, and quickly shipped out a replacement without any hassle. The replacement flashlight has been great. It’s compact, lightweight, and easy to carry with the included pocket clip. The output is impressive for such a small AA-sized light, and it makes a nice everyday carry option. What really stood out to me overall was the customer support experience. Problems can happen with any product, but good support makes a huge difference, and Acebeam handled it very well. Very happy with the outcome and would buy from them again.

I prefer flashlights vs headlamps. Easy enough to clip onto my baseball cap, or a lapel, and then also use for edc carry or tasks where a headlamp is just overkill or not useful at all. This one has been much brighter and casts further than the olight and some other versions i have (granted those are mini versions, not apples to apples). For its size and weight, its the right light. Big con..... i got this specifically so I could ditch taking extra AA batteries on camping trips, and use my battery bank to recharge this if needed. There was no rechargeable battery included, but the photos and write up sure do make it seem like there would be!

Excellente lampe torche. Elle éclaire de façon uniforme et puissante, et est très pratique. Elle peut également servir pour la photographie grâce à son indice de luminosité optimal (IRC > 95).

Excelente linterna, práctica, potente y extremandamente portable, muy satisfecho con esta marca y producto.

Kaliteşi

This thing is so bright and small it's been super useful loads of times in just the first week of owning it. I now chuck it in my pocket when going out. It has three settings the low one will not annoy people around you and then two quite bright ones. Would definitely recommend. Battery life is still going strong too.

Really nice colors. And is aa compatible.