LED Medical Penlight

I bought this very same make before. I kept one flashlight and gave away the rest as gifts. I like that it's so handy and uses AAA batts. I don't keep button batts in stock, so I never bought again gadgets that use them. The flashlight has an easy push on/off button. I hate the ones where I have to loosen the cap to turn on the light. Eventually I lose it without being aware that I lost it.When I came across this post, I realized it's the same flashlight, but with a different brand and from a different seller. Great cheap sale price for 5 flashlights! What the heck, impulse buy I did. But it's good to have backup flashlights especially ones that I like and are reliable. I might end up giving most of these away as gifts again.

Exactly what I was after. Cheap, bright, and small. I keep one close by in the shop all the time. The light is pretty blue.

Ok flashlight. 3 of 10 lights did not work. Threading on back cap is fiddly and not very good. Sadly, cannot do a partial return.

I keep these with my sewing machine maintenance equipment. I find it perfect when I’m looking for a small piece of thread or debris in the bobbin area creating havoc with the quality of stitches. It’s small enough to easily add to my travel kit. Reliable. With other lights the battery dies too quickly.

Bought the 5 pk of little lights about 3 months ago for my son to use in all his many projects and outside play activities. Only take (1) AAA battery and all still going strong and working well for now. Not sure about how long the battery will last or overall durability as I haven't had one die yet...but so far so good.

I purchased a product just like this one in 2019 under the brand Hatori which was advertised to be 150 lumens. When I saw this identical flashlight advertised at 400 lumens I thought they definitely improved the flashlight.Once I got it I put a new battery in it and one of the old ones to see the difference. In the photo, the lower one is supposed to be 400 LM, and the upper one 150 LM. There is a slite difference in temperature the new one a little warmer say 4250 vs 4700. As far as the brightness they are about the same. If you are looking at LUX lumens I would say it is less than the older model.

These things are solid, well-made, and not pricey. Since I carry one all the time, I keep them on hand. I lose about one a year, and when that happens, I pull out another. I flip the front and back ends so that I can clip them to the brim of my hat when I'm doing detailed work.These are a perfect EDC solution: Reliable, and they don't take up much space.

These small flashlights are very useful for seniors, especially. I find them very handy but would be willing to pay a bit more if the batteries were included and installed. When I opened one, it came apart and I'm still looking for a lost part, but I recommend them regardless. Very prompt delivery, which is appreciated.