USB Mini LED Lanterns, 2 Pack Waterproof EDC Keychain LED Flashlight for Camping Rechargeable Battery Stick Light Maglite Hockey Dog Collar Flashlight for Nighttime Shift (2Pack White)

PRO: It's very small, but casts a very bright 360 white light, a lower level white light and a low level flashing red light. It's very easy to turn on and off, and to cycle through the light options - just press the end. It comes with assorted attachment options that all work, and are easy to switch out, depending on need. It's light and sturdy enough to keep on a key chain or zipper pull on a backpack or in a purse, and has two waterproof options to keep the charging port clean and dry. And it's way less expensive than similar products in stores.CON: Potentially the charging cord, as it has only one input for the power source connected to two separate cords for the lights. If you want to keep one in two different places (ie, car + purse) or give one of them to someone else, a second cordwould be needed. That's not an issue for me, which is why I'm giving this five stars.

I didn’t think I’d use these much, but they’ve come in handy more times than I expected. They’re tiny, lightweight, and USB-C rechargeable, so they’re easy to keep around. The battery life isn’t huge, but they’re great for quick tasks—clipping to a dog’s collar, lighting up a tent, or digging through a bag in the dark. They put out enough light to see around a small room, and since they’re so easy to carry, I always have one in my sling bag and in the car.

Hard plastic case seems bulletproof. The lights come with adhesive metal discs to pair with two magnets on the bottom of the lamp, two silicon end caps (one with a hook the other with a strap) which makes them waterproof and a metal loop ring. The 3 modes are flashing red, low light and high. High is supposed to be 250 lumens. Dont know if its exact but the light on highest is enough to illuminate a 8 x 10 room. On low, the light stays lit for 30 hours. Flashing red for 48hrs. High is only 3 hrs. The only drawbacks I have are nitpicks but I'll post them anyway: You need to remove the silicon cap to get full illumination and the magnets aren't very strong (but they stick to my fridge). For the cost and considering you get two, this is an excellent buy. I have one on my keychain and intend to use the other as a tent lantern. The older version had more light options (like blue light) but this is still a multipurpose, durable, waterproof microlamp.

Using this for a mini aquarium. Sadly the battery lasts for less that a day so I keep it plugged in 24/7. Love the form factor though.

The media could not be loaded. I picked up the 2-pack of USB Mini LED Lanterns and have been pleasantly surprised by their performance. These lights are compact, lightweight, and super convenient to carry around—perfect for everyday carry or tossing into a camping kit.The built-in rechargeable battery holds a decent charge, and the light is impressively bright for its size. I really like the versatility: each lantern comes with a small hook for hanging (great inside a tent or from a backpack strap), and the hook can be removed to reveal a magnetic base—perfect for attaching to metal surfaces like a car hood or toolbox.

These are a bit kooky, but I like them. You can wear them as a ring or hang them from a hook. They have 2 brightness settings and one red light setting. One setting is amazingly bright. I like the fact you can charge them.

This tiny light is perfect as a portable night light if you need to see your way in the dark without having a light that's too bright. My entryway bulb was burnt out and this light helped me immensely in the dark. In a power outage I navigated through the house easy enough and the charge lasts around a week when used daily.

Lasted about a week. One wouldn't take a charge and both shut off with a decent shake, such as a key fob or a dog collar. It would power on again but soon as you shake it, it powers off