Barebones Mini Flashlight - Brass, Vintage-Style Rechargeable Flashlight with Adjustable Brightness, Magnetic Base, and Candle Flicker Mode – Compact Travel and Camping Light

Very solid and nice bright light. I love that it is rechargeable.

Firstly, a few issues. I got the brass and this light weighs in at 6.2oz according to my kitchen scale. Secondly the description is weird, it says 195 lumens whereas the manual says 150 but in real life it feels brighter than either of those. The runtimes are... vague at best. It gives 3hrs for high (which would be so short for a 18650 at 150 lumens), and simply 24hrs+ for low. Clearly I have gone too far into the flashlight nerd side of the internet, but it's clear this is not made by or for people who know a lot about flashlights. Plus, no IPX rating? At all? Also, four modes is a stretch. It has high, low, and candle. The fourth mode is just the ability to fade from high to low. I also wish it went right into low when you press the button, I hate lights that go high, low, off. Lastly the dome is PC, not glass, so I'm not too worried about dropping it but it's gonna pick up scratchesNow for the good, this light makes me happy. It doesn't look like it was made for the military as so many lights these days do. It's not tactical, it is warm, it is friendly, it is above all fun. The run times are awesome as 35 lumens is plenty for applications where you actually need light for extended periods of time (I'm a backpacker and once your eyes adjust to dark 35 lumens is plenty to get by with). Also I often use my flashlight as a nightlight for my kids when traveling and the candle mode was made for this (candle mode is three clicks and a hold and it tops out around 35 lumens when flickering). It will function normally while charging which is awesome because I love the vibe of using this as a reading light at night. It's perfect to just set up on a table as the dome means it puts off a lot of ambient light.All in all, it's just plain ol' fun. This is not a tactical, ultralight light. Honestly, I keep it in a belt pouch 'cause it's not great in the pocket and I don't trust the faux-leather dangle bit, but this is my most used light. The long battery life, the looks, the fun, it just makes me want to use this thing all the time. My other flashlights have felt like a just-in case item but this feels like something I want to use all the time

Well madegood qualityworks greatvery heavy weight

This mini flashlight has quickly become one of my favorite camping accessories. The antique brass design gives it a classic look, and the four different light settings provide versatility for different scenarios. The rechargeable battery is convenient, and the copper magnetic base allows for hands-free use when needed. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a reliable and stylish flashlight for camping, travel, or everyday use

Ok I love this little flashlight. It's bright enough to see a whole room and gives off a more yellow/orange light. The flashlight housing is textured so if your hands are wet it won't slip out of your hand easily.The little magnet on the end is fairly strong and can see it being useful if you need to say work under the hood of your car. Can put it on the hood with the magnet and see what you're doing.Has a nice weight to it, I have the brass one, feels very nice. It comes with a very nice leather strap around the base and it won't easily come off. So it would be perfect to hang from a backpack ect...I would be careful over the flashlight lens though it you do hang it from something. I could see tossing the bag might have the flashlight make contact with something and damage the lens.It has a candle flicker mode which has me a little confused as to why. But I don't think I'm following the directions well because for the life of me I can't get it to turn on. I doubt will ever see a use for a flickering flashlight so I'm ok with that.

I use compact flashlights often and this 'Barebones Mini Flashlight - Rechargeable 4-Inch Flashlight' looked good to me.And it is good. I'm not going to say it's the greatest flashlight in the world, but it doesn't need to be. The point of small flashlights like this is convenience and portability. Both of which this provides. For a price tag of $50 it is definitely overpriced. But taken on its own merits its okay. It has several lighting modes that are bright enough for everyday use. It also has a nice dim mode which is something I value; I don't always like to announce myself when I'm making my rounds.It has candle flicker mode which sounds cool, but I have yet to make it work and, to be honest, the button combo needed (press and release the power button 3 times then press and hold for 3 seconds) is way too iffy.The flashlight has an attractive design and a good magnetic base, which is very useful. But for the price point there are plenty of better options.

Compact flashlight that doesn't really look like one at first glance. The glass top is rounded and feels thick. Copper ridged body and an end that unscrew to reveal the battery. Has a small leather loop to add to a lanyard or such. 2 modes, bright and dimmer. The beam is pretty decent, about a foot an half circumference. It comes with a charging cable and the battery. Not sure what makes this a pricer flashlight but it small and feels like a good quality.