AIDIER 4 Pack Ultra Bright Compact EDC Keychain LED Flashlight 180lm Pocket Flashlight with Battery IPX7 Waterproof Tail Switch Flashlights for Camping, Hiking, Outdoor Activity Emergency Lighting

I am amazed by what a deal this little AAA flashlight is!! For roughly $13, you get a flashlight that is tiny enough to be carried on your keychain, yet bright enough to actually be useful. My first impression is that the Aidier UltraTac A7 is built very well. I was also impressed by the initial presentation of the light. It comes in a nice box that contains the light, a AAA alkaline battery, extra o-rings in case you need them, all the hardware you could need to attach this to your keyring, and what, to me, is a bonus item - a silicone diffuser. It even came with a useful and very readable one-page manual explaining the basics of operating the flashlight. Before I purchased this, I did a little bit of research on it and found that it can use three different types of cells - a AAA alkaline battery, a rechargeable Ni-MH battery, and even a 10440 lithium-ion battery. I made sure I had all 3 battery types available to try in this light. If you're like me, you might think that the lithium-ion battery which when fully charged is at 4.2 volts would allow the flashlight to produce more light, but alas, this is not the case. However, all 3 batteries worked like a charm, with all of them producing the maximum of 180 lumens on high, 50 lumens on low, and also a 180-lumen strobe light. So far, the only thing I can think of that would better this light is the ability to tail-stand, but that's definitely not a deal-breaker. I mean, I doubt there would be very many cases where I would need a keychain light to tail stand, but in a perfect world, I'd still like to see that ability. The switch is nice and clicky when turning the light off and on, and can be depressed halfway in order to change to each of the different modes. So, to sum things up, I feel that I got more than my $13 worth out of this little guy. I'm going to put it on my keyring and if anything crops up over the course of the next couple of weeks or even months, I'll be sure to update this review, but this light exudes quality and I doubt anything will cause me to change my initial impression. Oh, as far as the best battery type to use in the light, I'm guessing it's probably going to be the alkaline battery. I'll do some runtime experiments and update my review after the results are in, but for now, regardless of the battery results, I feel confident in recommending this light to anyone looking for an inexpensive keychain flashlight.

So, I have a habit of perusing the internet looking for inexpensive lights to buy and play around with. I came across this one and for the price, thought I would give it a try. It came in a nice, little box with some cool extras. There was a little lanyard strap that broke when I tried to put it on, but it didn't seem large enough to be of much use, so I just tossed it. All in all, the light works pretty straightforward, press the tail cap button to go through different modes. Would be nice to be able to turn off and have the option of going back to the latest mode when you turn it back on, but if it is on high and you turn it off, when you turn it back on you have to click a few times to cycle back to the high mode. A small inconvenience, but for the price of the light, not a big deal. The things I love about the light: The build. This thing is the right size and feels solid. I dropped it in water, took it out and it kept working. Fits nice in your pocket. In fact I forget it is there most of the time. The glow ring around the bezel. This is nice for locating it in the dark when you turn it off. The rubber, glow, cap thing. Okay, when I saw this in the box I thought that it was a completely useless accessory. However the week after I got it, I went to a youth camp as a sponsor. I would stay up and make sure everyone was asleep and then I would get ready for bed. That cap came in super handy. Bright enough to light my path and dim enough to not wake anyone up. And the best part is when you turn it off, it glows! Actually it would glow bright enough for me to find my way around in my bunk when I would get back to it. That little extra is awesome! I just leave it attached the whole time. (Side note I whish there was a way to attach it to the light via a strap so it doesn't get lost and would be nice if there was a way to attach it with a magnet to make it easier to put on and take off.) Not sure if the maker is reading this, but if you are here are a few improvements I would recommend for a home run flashlight. 1) Put switch on side and give it a memory so you don't have to cycle through modes every time. 2) Magnatize the tail cap. This would make it even more handy. 3) make it rechargable. I know these things would drive up the code, but I think most would be willing to pay more because that would make this little light the total package. Final comment. Remember when I said I have a habit of buying lights off the internet and trying them out? Well I have literally bought 100's of inexpensive flashlights and my kids have all played with them at one time or another. This has been the only light they have used that they wanted to keep for themselves, which goes to prove how neat this little light is. (And how good a Christmas present it would make. Buy 10 and keep them around the house for emergencies and gifts. I promise whoever gets it will be impressed.)

I have had this for a few weeks. I use it on and off at different times. Very handy for me to carry a flash light on most days. I deal with maintenance at some properties I manage. It has been useful for checking basements, checking things at night or or behind things. It's very bright for a keyring light. I don't know how long the battery lasts. I am using the AAA that came with it and it has not died yet. I plan to try a lithium AAA when it dies. I like how it uses AAA batteries. You can get them everywhere. I prefer this over special batteries which are more work to get your hands on. I also prefer this over a rechargeable where if it died while I was using it I would have to charge it or get out another flashlight. I used to used a small flashlight I found at Lowes. It was not as bright and used special batteries. I keep the flashlight clipped on my belt loop since I want quick access to it but it would fit a pocket just fine as well. Con: The only con I see so far is the hole you put the keyring in is real tiny and I had a hard time getting the keyring in place. Please note. I think it would have been easier to put the Carabiner on the ring before putting the ring on the flash light.

fa il suo. lo uso come portachiavi e non è affatto ingombrante. la luce ottima . che dire ... lo consiglio.

Amazing little torch, I chose well and am delighted with its smallness and astonishing light output. Other reviews lead me to buy this: there is one of those You-Tubey videos among the reviews, but surprisingly he does not cover set up nearly enough. It was a fiddle for me 'one-handed' but would need time-out for anybody to set up properly. Great things about this torch are good robust build quality, its stellar brightness on full beam, a less powerful beam, a very rapid strobing option all of which can be very easily opted for by successive presses of the tail end button which I think is suitably stiffly sprung not to allow any accidental -ons- in your pocket. The carabiner is strong and well engineered. The manual is not very good being a bad translation from Chinese and a very huge criticism is that it does not cover positioning of the two rubber 'o'rings anywhere accurately enough. When you remove the lamp and tail heads to put the rings on there is a recess in the threaded section and below that a flat flange. If you put the o rings on the flat flange to act as a crushing seal which seems to make sense, when you rethread the ends back on you can chew up the thin rubber o rings. I set my o rings in the recesses in the threads and hope the tolerances are good enough to uphold its waterproofing standard. I think that since the waterproofing is dependant on these two o rings it is not explained any where well enough in the little guide. I don't envisage immersing the torch and in that regard it is truly wondrous output-wise for its miniature dimensions. Exactly what I wanted from a small,very bright keychain torch with a switch that works off one AAA battery and not button cells. The review video says you can get even more light with a AAA LITHIUM cell but the alkaline one I am using is giving out tremendous performance. This is a very bijou and functional torch and would make a fantastic present for anybody, it is delivered well presented in a box with a mounded black flock insert containing the torch, guide, a mini ziplock bag with o rings, carabiner and super-mini key ring + a rubber phosphorescent diffuser that glows green after use. It is a fantastic little torch but let down by lack of a good guide. I set it all up one-handed and immediately noticed the o rings could be put in two places. By virtue of the chance of chewing up the rubber rings on the flange, I think, but don't know that I've got the o rings positioned correctly in the recesses. I am very pleased with this little torch

Buena calidad !

c'est la cinquième que j’achète, super petite lampe, puissante pour la taille

Je cherchais une mini lampe porte clef, et celle)—ci est parfaite !