5 Pack AR-100 LED Flashlight, 3 Light Modes, Water Resistant, Mini Zoomable Flashlight Torch with Clip for Indoor, Outdoor, Camping, Hiking and Cycling

Wonderfully bright, compact flashlights that are nicely machined, nicely finished, and beautifully detailed with fine knurling for a good grip. At 3 11/16" (93.66mm) and 1" diameter (25.4mm); (the pocket clip adds slightly to the width), these flashlights fit perfectly in the palm of your hand. Allowing for different battery weights the flashlight is around 2.7oz with a Li-ion 14500 battery installed.Similar to many larger LED flashlights these lights also have a magnifying lens and a front sliding focusing lens segment that adjusts the width of the light throw making a wider or narrower beam as you need. When turned on the flashlight is on its highest setting; then, if you lightly press the end cap you get a slightly less powerful beam, and if you press it a second time you get a "strobe" effect, which might be handy for emergencies. If you press the cap a third time you are back to the brightest setting.One quick feature to note is that the base of these flashlights are flat and will stand up vertically on a table or other level surface to project light onto a ceiling during an emergency or power outage.These inexpensive little LED flashlights truly excel when loaded with Lithium Ion rechargeable 14500 batteries, and when other reviewers claim they put out twice the lumen rating over using a "AA" alkaline battery, we would have to agree that the difference is truly illuminating. They are stupendous flashlights and we have replaced all of the old incandescent flashlights in our cars with these new ones. We've got an alkaline "AA" battery in the glove box along for a spare should the 14500 rechargeable battery run out of power while being used and while the flashlights are not as bright using alkaline "AA" batteries, they still put out lots of good light.To get familiar with Lithium-Ion batteries there are many websites offering explanations about the design and the use of Li-ion batteries, along with suggestions for the best methods for recharging them. Fortunately, there are several inexpensive chargers (and batteries) sold on Amazon that exclusively charge Li-Ion as well as some multi-use battery chargers that charge Li-ion along with charging standard rechargeable AA and AAA batteries, so if you decide to transition to using rechargeable batteries for all your portable electronics and flashlights, this might be a perfect opportunity.Well made, highly functional, and a good weight and size, plus being a good price, there's nothing not to like about these little flashlights and like other reviewers we've bought multiple sets of five flashlights to put in our pockets, our vehicles, and to give to family members. We've been very pleased with this purchase!

These five little flashlights are a very good buy. All five worked as described with several features I did not see mentioned. For instance, there are three modes of operation: bright, low, and blink. What isn't mentioned is that no matter which mode the light is in when you shut it off, it will always start in bright mode at turn-on. So, no worries about it turning on in blink if you shut it off in low brightness. Also, the button need not be fully clicked to change modes; a simple light press accomplishes this. I checked the current draw in bright mode, and it's about 250 milli-amps. I expect that a single AA cell (which were NOT included with my order, by the way) should give well over five hours of intermittent life in bright mode, much more in low. Try getting five hours from a regular flashlight with a filament bulb. In addition, the beam is very regular, with no hot spots unless you focus down to the narrowest beam. In narrow focus, the LED image is projected on what you're illuminating, but is only a little annoying on blank surfaces.At less than four bucks each, these little flashlights are going to find homes in each of my cars, in the bedroom and kitchen, and finally, one in my carry bag.Only one thing occurred to me that you might find to be a negative: you aren't going to stun a bear with these lights, nor will you blind an armed attacker. These lights are much better than the usual flashlight, but they are not the defensive weapons that you see advertised everywhere these days. In light of that, the term "tactical" is more marketing hype than reality. You can read a map and illuminate your camo wardrobe, I suppose, but not much else, tactically speaking. If you are looking for a super-bright blinder, these aren't what you need, but if you want a small, dependable light with good battery life, you won't do much better than these.I am much more than satisfied with my five new emergency lights.One final note: while these are not defensive weapons, you shouldn't look directly at the beam. I took a flash in the eye by mistake, and it wasn't pleasant.