Testing 6 Tiny Flashlights!
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- čas přidán 10. 10. 2020
- Today I'm testing out 6 tiny flashlights to see how they work. My intro states "five tiny" flashlights and clearly I have six flashlights here (although one isn't as tiny, which kept throwing me off), so pardon that mistake!
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Why is this guy so therapeutic to watch? He's just. . . so normal.
He does have a thing about smells....
@@GreyMatterPlatter what lol
@@brent2974 if you watch a lot of this channel, you'll start to get the idea that the host has a particularly good sense of smell, and as a result, is VERY opinionated about what smells he does, and does not like.
I think it's pretty hilarious.
@@GreyMatterPlatter like the purple pillow
Normal is a rarity on CZcams... lol
I never intend on buying anything this dude shows on his channel. Yet, I watch all of his videos. That’s some quality content. Congratulations man, you are super charismatic!
yh especially torches ol every phone has a torch and is prob brighter than these mini torches, albeit a small keyring torch is fine for emergencies
I didn't think i would either but once i saw the neck fan he covered i ordered one immediately and its awesome to use on a hot day.
Granite rock pan!! Best review ever and the best pan ever.
Same
@@rushrule1 i got one too lol
"High mode is supposed to be 100... Bailey!?" 😂
Yeah, that was hilarious lol. I think the dog was supposed to be INSIDE.
The best blooper of 2020
Timestamp 10:05
I was ck'ing top comments for this as it'd b my comment if it wasn't already here. 😂. 100...Baiiiiley!
Lighting ¹q q 1 bbn
Coming in a future review: Flashlights that range in power from "a single struck match" to the "Light of God".
Or Satan's lights if you want to include those crappy blue lights. (That happens because they pick that color and more importantly it's the wrong bulb.)
😀😀😀
Zebra light. Has six (more in advanced mode) light levels. One is so dim it'll last for weeks with it on. Just enough light to see in pitch black like if you were stuck in a cave or something. Super bright and a 90° head which is way more useful.
@@dominick253 mate, if I were stuck in a cave, I'd be concerned with getting out before I starve, therefore I'd imagine a moonlight mode lasting WEEKS would definitely not be useful to me. You do make me wonder just wtf I would do tho, lol. Who am I kidding. I'd probably starve after my flashlight dies.
I have a light that is 13,000 lumens technically closer to 12768 lumens tested, it's insane
"Are you ready for turbo? ..you're not even going to see me" LOL
Kachow
He drives a civic 😂
B....B...Baily
I can hear john cena boss music
momobadilak lmao half a goatee is all you aee
It's not the size of the light.... it's how you use it !
Lmao
sotry of my life
its not the size of the boat, its the motion in the ocean
😂
Dope video and yes size dont matter 🤣
imagine being this guy's neighbor and wonder why the guy is standing next to the front door and using flashlights in the middle of the night......hope none of them reached for 911....but man, the last test ? that made me chuckle like a madman.....
I thought the same thing like dang wake up the neighborhood!
Naa , all His Neighbors are
used to the stuff He does !
I have the aurora (a1, a plastic version, that cost around 20usd), and I use it daily, the lowest mode is super useful, it barely ever needs to be charged, fits into the little jean pocket, and it has a reversible clip, so you can clip it onto your baseball cap, or onto your shirt's chest pocket, jacket collar etc. if you need to do something with your hands (rolling a cigarette comes to mind). Also the highest mode has the potential to be used in a self defense sort of scenario. (Especially at night, it is literally blinding, and leaves you seeing spots for a couple of minutes after looking at it). 10/10 would buy again.
Useful when somebody tailgates you at night.
Thanks for your thoughts!
@@meauxjeaux431 Nah, that's the Thrunite your thinking of.
I was actually coming down here to say push and hold would be more used as a defensive maneuver than to see your door
I would be interested in seeing a "distance" test. How far away are the flashlights helpful, for example, walking in total darkness like a home with the power out. Another example would be outdoors with no other light except the stars. Nice video, thanks.
Yeah distance the light is cast makes a huge difference in a really dark area. I have a few that are bright for a very short distance, a couple that you can focus the light, and my favorite high lumen shorty that remembers the last mode used.
Get a thrower if you want a distance light. There are tons of great options out there. Many mainstream lights aren’t great at throwing.
Keymate - I think the idea is that you'll have it on your keyring, so you can turn it on and then let it go, and the bar light design makes it much more useful for opening your door without having to hold the light itself. In that sense it's probably the best for what it's designed to do. Help people get through locked doors and what-have-you in the darkness.
That Sodding Gamer yep for key chain the key mate is smart. The aurora is more useful at home or to put in a day pack hiking bag for in case it gets dark or some small cave exploring
@@mixeddrinks8100 I actually bought the ThruNite T2. Bit on the pricy side, but seems the most rugged, waterproof rather than resistant (IPX8) and the brightest (not that I really intend to use the brightest settings much). Battery life ought to be the best of the bunch. The Aurora was what I was initially looking at, but the specs of the ThruNite T2 won me over.
@@mixeddrinks8100 also the push and hold would be good for a defensive maneuver
Carry it in your hand someone gets near you and boom they don't know what day they are in then they walk in the street and get ran over boom you get taken to jail boom manslaughter charge
wait were was I :)
when i pull down my trousers infront of my girlfriend for the first time 6:09
Only 2.2 inches, eh? That's a bummer.
You: Oh yeah, baby. That's nice.
Girlfriend: Is it in yet?
Hey man, you don't gotta brag
when I pull down MY trousers in front of my girlfriend for the first time 17:04
Oh lord. Welp, I literally LOL’ed. Mission accomplished.
Its nice to see that you used the floating moon and UFO for the background
Thank you for giving the strobe warnings. While it doesn’t effect me, there are other people like me who battle epilepsy whose seizures would have been triggered by the flashes.
I came to the comments to say this too! As an EDC fan with flash-triggered migraines, knowing whether I can avoid accidentally switching flashlights into strobe mode is a really important factor for me!
Neighbor calling 9-1-1: Umm, there seems to be a suspicious person with a flashlight at my neighbor's house. It is hard to see him. Oh wait, the flashlight just got a lot brighter. He's got a beard and...oh wow! The flashlight is now blinding me. I cannot see!
I gotta say, I’m impressed with all of those!
Had no idea lights that little could pack such a punch.
The Olight I1R2 is a great little light, I've had mine hanging around my neck for the past probably 6 months since I got it and I really like it.
For my needs when usually it's only used for a few seconds the 15min runtime is just fine, and I just charge it every night.
I usually prefer no extra modes on an EDC flashlight ( absolutely no strobe for sure ) and like how I can just turn it on all the way quickly like the low mode isn't there.
I have however come to find the low 5 lumin mode handy once in a while.
recently bought it for my EDC in Bronze (with charging cable). Already have SR1 Baton II which is quite small, but this one I can have always with me on my keys. It's really tiny. 5 lumens in low mode is really bright, I was quite suprised. Usable for most of the stuff I need such light. Ie to unlock the door or walk through hallway in a building when everybody has left to find my way to elevator. In a rare occasions those 150 lumens are for shorter time but from such small flashlight really great output. If it would have flat bottom with a magnet (even without charging like Baton II) it would be absolutely great when you need to have your hands free.
Thrunite also has a t1 flashlight which is smaller and over 500 lumens. It cost 36, I have both and the smaller one is more convient. I always carry the small one hooked to my belt loop
Also the firefly mode is mainly used for when you need/ or want to read something at night and you don't want to strain your eyes
Oh! I was wondering what that mode was for. That makes sense
My T1 is the BOMB!
@@F00DLOVER5 It works reasonably well if you have night adapted eyes and do not want to lose that adaption. Or checking on your kids at night or otherwise do not want to disturb someone. I have that on the Thrunite Ti3 V2. A very small Thrunite AAA flashlight. One good thing is they give you the choice of NW (neutral white) and CW (Cool White which I usually call crappy white. It looks nice and crisp but really is not good for perception of colors or depth.) I prefer a bit brighter moonlight mode but everyone has their preferences, in part depending on the intended use. It also depends on whether the beam is very diffuse, such as a headlamp, or more focused.
The door experiment took me and the wife out LOL. The last two flashlights are over kill.
The last one isn't a keychain light, so it is good for a comparison, but apples to oranges and all that.
more for hiking and protection than keyhole finding :)
10:05 the surprise in his voice cracked me up xD
Please never stop doing reviews, you're the best!
Good personal choice! I've been using RovyVon Aurora A8 for several months. It's only 350 lumens and clear plastic body but has additional red & blue police & amber side lights. The lowest lumen is most useful - it won't kill night vision. It's comfortable to grip in your teeth - roughly the same width as a cigar. 350 lumens is still high enough for self defense & the amber is a good substitute for a candle. The police lights aren't so useful. Also, any white Chapstick cap fits perfectly as a diffuser... useful as an overhead tent lamp. Keep the videos coming! Great work! I admire your diligence & dedication. 👍🏻
Thanks, James - I was looking at a couple of these flashlights and I think I know which one will work after your review.
Watching this before going to sleep in a dark room is a mistake
I feel you
I have that Olight on my keys and I have to say even on its highest mode the battery lasts for some time! I have had it on my keys for about 2 years now and I can't fault it's build quality and its ease of use, great little flashlight.
Heck ya it’s football Sunday and a new Freakin Review ya love today. Definitely going to watch this review on my lunch break today. Love the channel keep up the great work and stay safe
You are a master communicator! Love your style. Quite soothing.
That really bright one could actually be used as a self defense item.
Carry it in your hand someone gets near you and boom
they don't know what day they are in boom
they walk in the street and get ran over boom
you get taken to jail boom
manslaughter charge ba boom
wait were was I :)
Great video! Bought the Aurora A3 Perfect for my needs. Thank You!
Loving all these videos! We watch them as a family. My 3 year old loved Bailey!!!
Once again, Bailey stole the show!! 🐶
Thanks, James. Best reviewer on CZcams. After watching, I ordered a Lumitop from Amazon, and am pleased with it. Small enough to fit in that little pocket on your Levis.
I own an Aurora A5 with luminous body, flood and red light. It's fantastic, and perfect for my needs. I have other EDC flashlights, but this one is always on my person!
In terms of flashlights these are the brands I would reccomend: Nitecore, Thrunite, Fenix, Lumintop, Streamlight, Olight, and Surefire.
Add Convoy to that list.
And you can't not include all the intl outdoors stuff. The d4v2 is amazing
@@ipodhty The D4V2 is good just meh it's more of a flex than anything else.
yeah I live above 70N (70.5N) so the nights are somewhat long the regular trails/paths are rarely illuminated (if you steer off the car roads and into pedestrian paths/trails), so I needed a good lamp for my bike and I got the SRT7 from Nitecore, that thing is a blast to use on the bike, the adjustable brightness is really nice to have if you're passing by people so that you don't blind them with 950Lumens, and it's easily adjustable with gloves.
For walking I got the Nitcore HC60, that thing is way better for walking then the SRT7 since the beam is wide, and the luminosity doesn't dim after a couple of hours of use on medium, high is almost too high when we got the snow though, and I hate seeing my dog looking at me and thinking about her getting 1000lumen in her eyes :(
Still Nitecore has survived with me for two years of almost daily use in dirt, rain, snow, freezing cold temperatures.
One thing I wish is that they added the "SR" on the headlamps, because a button is really hard to hit when you got gloves on.
But having only 18650 batteries to worry about is also a big plus, I can take both lamps when camping, and use either one of them or both of them, I usually put the SRT7 inside my tent on green mode when I'm outside the tent, walk with the HC60, and when I go in, I put the SRT7 in red mode. (the green mode is to see it in the dark)
@@svampebob007
For biking I use my Lumintop B01. The flat beam means the light is focused on the trail that it's supposed to illuminate, not reaching into the eyes of peds or drivers. I don't ride much in the dark so the 18650 that came with it works fine, but if more juice is needed it fits a nice fat 21700 just fine.
You know what I want? I want a flashlight that just turns on. I am so sick of flashlights that have 500 different modes and one button that you have to practically learn morse code by the time you're done. I know, I'm probably in the minority here, but I don't understand why a flashlight has to be complicated. In the middle of an emergency situation, I don't want to have to be sitting there cycling through a half dozen modes to find what I need. I just want light.
---It’d be cool to have one that shows battery power too, frustrating hitting the button and ......zip.
@@judywright4241 Also, rechargeable batteries would be nice. Unless you're buying name brand (Energizer) lithium, batteries don't last either.
Yes, this! How often do you need 3 brightness settings and a strobe light on your pocket flashlight?
Those extra features have their uses for specialty lights, but for an every day carry pocket light I just want something simple and easy to turn on. Also I prefer it using AA or AAA batteries over rechargeable USB ones so I can have a replacement battery available if needed.
@@wild1234 Even specialty lights just seem to be overloaded with unnecessary modes. I know a lot flashlights use the same chips that are pre-programmed with every mode possible, you'll see this in As Seen On TV lights where they always have the exact same five modes. They call it a "feature", but it's cheaper to to use the same chips in all of the lights because they don't have to make a program them.
Maybe replacement rechargeable Li-ion batteries would be a good compromise too, you could leave some charging and have one ready to use. My lightsabers use actual Li-ion batteries and can't be used in any other devices because the output would fry them. I did it once with a cheap LED flashlight. It "strobed" for about a second and never turned on again :P
@@wild1234 Olight i3E is perfect then, used that for years. Single operation, reliable, 90 lumens, most compact AAA I found. Swapped it for Jetbeam Mini One though, for a while at least (bright, side RGB lights + UV light).
Loved the review! Just a suggestion for future flashlight videos: maybe do the tests in a house with the lights shut off to simulate a situation where these lights would really come in handy, and how well they would help you.
I have multiple Olight i1r2's, and I love those little lights!! Olight did just release the "Pro" version of this light as well, it's a tiny bit larger but it has longer runtimes and it's even brighter somehow! So you may have another comparison video on your hands. LOL. If possible, I would love to see a comparison video between AA & AAA battery lights, some of those are really compact also.
I appreciate your variety of tests. I use public transit, so I need a light that is compact and lightweight, sufficient enough to see what’s in my purse, bright enough to light my way down the street and visible enough to drivers so that they can see me since 3 blocks of my walk don’t have sidewalks. I also need the light to be sufficiently bright that in the winter, I can see where the ice ruts and flat ice are so that I can traverse down the street safely.
Thanks for the great reviews! Now I need to shop these out.
I have the olight and a Gerber knife on my keychain. They've been used and thrown around so much, yet still works. Great video👍
I own more flashlights than my wife knows about but my every day carry is a streamlight microstream USB rechargeable. Being a firefighter/paramedic I have access to brighter lights when needed but the microstream clips on my pocket and I don't even know its there. It has a clip that can also clip on the bill of my hat meaning I can have both hands free and the light points to where I'm looking which is handy when doing things like trying to start IV's in a dark room or even when out at night of things like woods/brush fires and accident scenes.
Streamlight microstream best ever 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼
It is always good to have a flashlight. I guess now many people use their phones, but I prefer to save the charge and use a small (or larger LOL ) flashlight. And much more convenient to clip to a hat. I have been carrying the Olight Warrior mini recently, but it is a bit heavy clipped on a hat. Once I snugged down the strap it was OK, but the Olight S1R Baton II in their line would be better if you don't need a tail switch. The closest I have is probably closer to the regular Microstreams, the Olight i3T (1xAAA) or i5T (1xAA). Does your firefighter/paramedic clothing have any loop Velcro patches? Then the right angle Olight Perun mini might also be of use to you. It comes with a hook mounting patch with bracket. About the size of a wide/tall credit card so a actually a bit wide for the strap they included in their last run/sale. I don't know what they were thinking. Great (very innovative) if you have the right clothing or hat with a loop patch. Otherwise your mileage may vary. The plus is that you can use the system with the clip left on the right angle light. Note I said the MINI version. The full sized Perun is totally different and I find the light too cool and too flat. Although I wish they would offer the mini in a neutral white, the beam on the mini through its bead TIR lens is pretty good.
AAA sized flashlights are super convenient to carry. So glad I switched from a AA
Ayyy fellow Microstream USB carrier! I've owned mine for like 2 or 3 months now and I love it! It's my first real flashlight and it's a great one!
This channel is at must see before going to Amazon to buy something.
Have your neighbors ever thought someone was trying to rob the house when you're doing these tests at night?
Especially the test at the front door.
No... they probably thought some angel finally came down to get him.
They probably just think it's the rapture with that amount of light.
I'd probably think a high-ranking angel came down from heaven to send an important message if I saw that bright of a light at my neighbor's front door.😂
Well done 👍 Very informative. I'm not really into flashlights but always enjoy watching your flashlight videos lol
Can't wait to see which one of these you're still using in a year.
Great video . Very well thought out.
I’m not even in the market for a flashlight but it’s James freaking white I love these videos haha
I'm actually really grateful for this video! Once this pandemic is under control, and I can go back to my job as a dog walker, it will be really nice to get one of these small flashlights to be able to see the dog poop in the dark!!
I have just about every olight they make and some of the Aurora a3 ones, fantastic flashlights for every day use
Yes I have the Rovyvon A3 in my pocket and love it. My next purchase may be the one of the Lumintop FW series... great features for the price!
17:04 insert SpongeBob "my eye's" meme
I have a Pico Light, similar to the NiteFox, on my keychain and it works fine for those close-quarters situations where you don't need anything super bright. I like the variety. The bigger and brighter ones would be good for camping, night hiking, power outages or emergency kits, all still small enough to not take up valuable space. Thanks for another helpful Freakin' Review. Great job, as always.
Great comparison video! I've carried a RovYvon Aurora A2 for over a year on my keychain and it is awesome. I frequently have something in one hand so one handed operation is a must IMHO. I'm thinking about replacing the Aurora A2 with a Jetbeam Mini One.
Love the vids man!
I have the olight on my keychain and it works great. I like the simple twist operation between modes and I find it easier than fumbling to find a button.
I've been using the Lumintop daily for a little over a year now and it's held up well and has great battery life. The finish isn't even worn from being on my keychain/in my pocket.
Yesssss another one!!!!
This review was lit!😎
Totally bought the key one off Amazon after seeing this video. It’s super handy when unlocking my door in the dark or if I need it out and about it’s really nice having it right on the keychain. Only thing is it’s not as powerful if there is mixed lighting. Works best in a really dark environment.
Great review 👏
I just saw this random video on youtube.. apparently i have Rovyvon A3X so i got interested in clicking the video.. I agree with the comments.. he sounds like normal and not too scripty in reviewing things it feels natural.. subbed!
You should do more of these small really bright flashlight videos. Really cool video
Nicely done! I'm a bit of a flashlight geek and have a bit too many lights, including the Thrunite T2 and the Olight i1R. For those interested in those lights, they have a lot of flash sales, I got the Thrunite for like 50 bucks and the Olight for only 5.
Lol "flash" sales
Nice review, I just bought the Aurora, coming saturday.
I like how you read all the instructions, it takes skill to decipher some of them
I got the wicked laser torch. It's impressive. Especially for starting fires.
Thank you for this review. I didn't even know I was in the market for a tiny flashlight and I'm buying the key one for Christmas for multiple family members.
I have to say all of the flashlights were very impressive, from the price, convenience and actual brightness standpoints, well done
The ThruNite T2 would be a good all round EDC flashlight. Thank you for the review and stay safe.
I am very much a flashlight enthusiast and the Rovyvon Aurora A3 is by far one of the best keychain flashlights. a little pricey but it's a great backup.
Super Cool review buddy 🤙🏾👌🏾💯
Honestly the key light is the most impressive in my opinion, best functionality and for how small it is I can really see that being helpful
Can't wait to see your review of Liingo.
My father and I are in the same boat, we like flashlights, but we are no experts. Great video, logical and practical testing! Thank you!!
Great reviews.
I bought two ThruNite T2's from your link, one for my dad and one for me EDC, hopefully the head doesn't stick out too much with head up pocket carry. Thanks!
I feel the Aurora A3 is perfect to have on a keychain for casual use and then Thrunite T2 is perfect for things like keeping in a medic bag, backpack, or even the glovebox in a car and not having to worry about carrying batteries in the car as most cars have USB
Small flashlights are a must. Growing up, all we had was super heavy flashlights. And it's surprising how often the small ones come in handy.
Thanks man, I was looking for a good medium powered keychain flashlight that uses a user replaceable battery. I just added a Lumintop to my cart.
Thank you for the strobe warning!
Been a subscriber for a long time and I have loved seeing your channel grow. Hope all is well.
Stay safe!!
Hi!! My wife and I have been watching your videos for actually a few years now, wow! Thanks for this review today, we are going camping at the end of this month and i believe it would be nice to get 2 of these small lights. :D
Yeah, I love my Nitecore Tip. Its easy to use with a dedicated on/off button and then a mode button. Has a great selection of brightness settings, a low of 1 lumen for using at the front door or walking around the house at night. Then you have medium of 35, high of 150 and turbo of 360 lumens. Battery lasts a long time and it's really tough. The newer Tip 2 looks good too especially since it has a magnetic attachment now but I just can't justify buying it since the original is still working so well.
I had one like the night fox but I think it was branded Duracell, I used it for a zipper pull. It was great for its size and weight. The only down side was the batteries can be expensive. I have it around someplace. I replaced it with the olight and I love it, you forget its on your key ring and being rechargable is awesome, it reaches out further then I expected. Solid light. Streamlight usually makes good usable lights. The light with the diffuser, will do very well lighting up small rooms. I originally thought junk however during a power outrage the diffuser really exceeded my expectations. The smaller lights are great, if a light is small you are more likely to have it when you need it. Cool comparison.
Really enjoyed the review. Might I suggest a comparison of those clip on hat lights. I keep 'em on most of my caps and they're indispensable.
Streamlight micro stream USB is my go to every day for last year. Very interesting to see their key light
flight warrior mini is def worth looking at, as an emt I have found the warrior mini as a great upgrade to my previous torch and plenty bright for everything but also has a twin button set up
Wow that was very helpful 🙂 👏 👌 👍
8 years ago, i bought a coleman bubba max flashlight that had 137 lumens (double checked the packaging to be sure) and it was the brightest flashlight i had ever seen. i still use it, but i cracked the battery cap when tightening it up a couple weeks ago. getting too swole, lol. the point is, man! flashlights are getting powerful as heck... and i like it.
Ahhhh I love ur reviews... But the products were stuff that I never use.... This is 10/10 my forte and bro you did an AMAZING JOB 🔥🔥🔥
I love this video. I was going to give it a like but the line "The whole neighbourhood is going to know you are fumbling for your keys" sealed it for me.
Great job.
17:04 Never thought I'd need sunglasses in the middle of nigh 🌃
This is what I’m really KEYurious about. Nice one
I have that "Streamlight" Keymate ... and I love it. Here's the thing with a flashlight: if you don't carry it with you, then it sucks as a carry-light. That Streamlight recharges with the same power cord as my cellphone, and that, plus the fact that it blends right onto my keychain, makes it about perfect for me.
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I don't know if it's a complaint or just an observation, but it is more of a 'floodlight' than a spot or beam. Pretty ideal for illuminating an area as opposed to a thing.
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The controls are pretty straightforward as well: high beam, low-beam, or strobe. But you DO NOT have to cycle through the strobe to turn it off. I like this a lot.
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I had the "Nano" before that, and I liked it fine, but as it got dimmer and dimmer, the hassle and expense of acquiring new batteries made it something of a turn-off for me. Short of buying in bulk, the batteries for the Nano are almost as much as the light itself. It's worth it to get the rechargeable.
"High mode is supposed to be...Bailey!" Thanks for the laugh!
I've been carrying the Nitefox for a few months now. It's sufficient for unlocking doors and searching crevices in the car or on the ground when I drop something. What I like is its small size, I just carry it on a keyring and it comes easy to hand and works great for my needs. I got it for around $5 and some change on Amazon. The price now is $9.80, but you can get a similar light the Streamlight Nano for $5.80 if the small size appeals to you.
I have the Rovyvon Aurura A9 copper model, it truly is a astonishing small light , a bit expensive. My 2nd fav is a Fenix LD15r good very small angle light with red and red flash which is very important to me as a flashing red on the back of a bag or bike . Good test !
Thanks James for your thorough and useful reviews as usual. Could you please also make some review about some Broad-beam/Wide-beam Headlamps? Thanks from Southern California.
Fun review! I love flashlights❤🔦🔦 Used a lot of flashlights and lanterns this weekend after Hurricane Delta. When you require sunglasses to use your flashlight🔦😂😎
Button batteries are a nono. Th aks for the review! 👍🏽
Wow that tiny flash light working awesome
Excellent video. You should make more convenience test from diferents distance.