Mini AA Pen Portable LED Light, Super Bright, Waterproof Keychain Torch, Clip-on Light, Powered by AA or 14500 Batteries

EDIT: Here's a tip to check something after you receive the ActiveFire flashlight. I've gotten these a few times. They are great. They used to always be SINGLE BRIGHTNESS MODE whenever turned on, simple ON/OFF. But, I started receiving some that have a SUBTLE BRIGHTNESS DIFFERENCE between TWO BRIGHTNESS MODES, switching ONE TO THE NEXT EVERY TIME IT IS USED. So, MEDIUM BRIGHTNESS NOW, then HIGH BRIGHTNESS NEXT TIME, etc. During being ON, a half-press will TOGGLE THE CURRENT BRIGHTNESS MODE. I strongly dislike this, as I want it to always have a consistent brightness, so I know what to expect. I have NOT figured out any way to "program" the lights through a series of clicks, in order to disable this "switching brightness" feature. So, if I DO NOT want this "alternating brightnesses" feature, CHECK YOUR FLASHLIGHTS WHEN YOU RECEIVE THEM, during the return window. If you stockpile these, check 'em first to see what you got before it's to late to have the issue corrected. And if you know how to disable this "alternating brightnesses" feature (if it is even possible), please post a Review explaining it for others. I don't know it's a defect or an optional feature. ORIGINAL REVIEW: Single AA size, accepts 14500 cells, very bright, useful beam pattern, on-off (single mode), high quality fit/finish, double o-rings (one protecting each end of battery compartment), reversible hat clip that makes sense, good battery life. What's not to love? I love these lights. This ActiveFire AA size flashlight is a very suitable replacement for the UltraFire SK68 HWA WTS mini flashlight, so long as one does not mind 1) the ActiveFire's nonadjustable beam and 2) the ActiveFire's particular beam pattern (brighter center smooth into dimmer larger circle), in contrast with the adjustable UltraFire beam offering perfectly smooth lighting at the widest angle. These differences acceptable to me. The higher cost of ActiveFire compared with the UltraFire SK68 is also acceptable. The greatest advantage of the ActiveFire to me is its reliability. I have had reliability problems with the UltraFire SK68 (I now believe due to humid environments), which it seems that the ActiveFire does better in (no issues after a couple of months). You can read my UltraFire SK68 review (the units I have replaced with ActiveFire for main use) for background here: https://www.amazon.com/gp/customer-reviews/R3AJ2J9O44K97U

EXACTLY what I wanted. An ultra compact, ultra bright and rugged flashlight that runs on one AA not AAA battery.

Occasionally you find something thats just about perfect for your needs. I wanted a small lightweight flashlight to keep in one of my smaller toolboxes. I didn't want any brightness levels or flashing options - Just plain old on and off. I didn't want variable focus - just put light where I point. I wanted a small light weight flashlight that didn't take up unnecessary space in my toolbox or pants pocket and could use a rechargeable AA cell for economy. Also I did not want any stupid clips that were screwed on with screws that leave holes in the flashlight body when removed - A clip is just in the way! I'm not parading around with stuff clipped to my belt. This light met my exact needs. The clip just pulls off - no screws. It's not that much bigger than an AA battery. It's bright enough for working in cramped spaces with poor lighting without being dazzlingly bright. And it uses a simple AA battery (I use a rechargeable one). It is absolutely perfect for what I wanted. I do think, however the price is a bit high (battery not included). If it were $10 to $15 instead of near $20, I'd have bought multiples. Aside from the price suggestion, I would suggest making it available in a silver anodized finish so its easier to find in dim lighting.

This light measures up to the reviews here. It's the right size and has the deisgn features that make it practical for everyday use. Not too large, not too small, not too complicated, not too hard on batteries. One click on, one off; not messing around. Good flood light for working on things, accepts regular battery as well as higher voltage lithium for extra brightness. And, the price is right. Seems like a winner!

I love how light and (apparently) sturdy this is! The light is extremely bright with Lithium batteries (I use EBL 800 mAh 14500 batteries) and still reasonably bright with regular old alkaline AAs. Too bad the intensity isn't adjustable; but, I guess that's the tradeoff for lightweight (and inexpensive). Definitely a great pocket flashlight.

I am reading reviews from people that say a con is that it only has 1 brightness level. Well that’s the reason I bought it. Click on. Click off. I use a flashlight everyday at my job and this fits the bill in terms of brightness and usability.seems well made and durable. Time will tell. See if it holds up like my old fe nix e 11. That one lasted 10yrs but sad to say they quit making them many years ago.

This modestly-priced flashlight has become my favorite. It is as small and light as a metal 14500 (Size AA) battery flashlight can be, and it is extremely bright. Although I can't measure light output, based on comparison with other flashlights, it is likely that it puts out close to 800 lumens as claimed.

Awesome flashlight, wish the spring clip was a little tighter though. Definitely not a deal breaker.

Nicht mal die Original-Lampe gesendet,stattdessen Chinamist vom schlimmsten; Finger weg...absolut unseriöser Anbieter (zumindest der-der das zur Zeit anbietet) schmeißt den bloß schnellstens raus aus Amazon...!!!