A2X black, 650 Lumens CREE XP-G3 LED Mini Keychain Rechargeable Flashlight With Built-In 4.2V 260mAh Polymer Li-ion Battery Model A2X, the upgraded version A2X, RovyVon (A2X black)

I deliberated over this purchase for some time due to it's cost but after doing more research than I care to admit to, I just did not find anything this small with this many lumens, especially not one so well designed. To my delight this flashlight was exactly what I had hoped it would be (and perhaps a little more) when it arrived.I later discovered that there is a version A1 of this flashlight that is $10 cheaper with all the same specs and a slightly different design. I personally prefer this version's more stealth design and would still chose it over the older look. It sits inconspicuously into a tactical web dominator clip on the outside of my camera bag, and is secured by the lanyard with a tiny keychain clip, so that in the event that it ever gets knocked out of the elastic band it will still be tethered to my bag. This keep it's completely accessible whenever I need to look in my bag in a poorly lit setting but also super easy to detach from the bag completely with one had. I figured if I put it inside the bag, when in a dark club or dimly lit street I would need a flashlight to find the flashlight and it so well designed I trust it will hold up fine out in the elements.So yeah, if you care about quality design at all... spend the extra money and spring for this little gem. It's fantastically bright and is built like the something that will easily last 10 years +

This thing is stupidly bright for being the size of a pinky. The long press to turn it on makes sense to me, since it's never come on in my pocket and always comes on when I need it to. I guess it reduces the tactical effectiveness if that's your thing, but then again that's not really what this light is for. The low setting is really bright enough to do everything, while the bright setting is more for showing off to fellow appreciators of gadgetry. It's also small enough to fit on your keys while still fitting your keys in your pocket. I haven't done much to verify it's durability, but the milled shell sure seems robust. It's also one of maybe two LED flashlights I've purchased that doesn't have a stupid strobe or SOS flash setting, which is a major plus for me.That little rubber plug for the charging port is a bear to get out without some kind of tool, but that's a plus more than a minus. It means it's not very likely to come out unintentionally, and as infrequently as I need to charge it I'm not perturbed. It also comes with an extra rubber plug in case in your eagerness you cause harm to it. It's also pretty expensive for a keychain, but for a flashlight that is both this small and bright it's very affordable.Recommended to anybody that has always wanted a keychain flashlight but worried that it wouldn't be powerful enough.

First, this flashlight is superior to a previous keychain light that I had, which would twist off in my pocket- leaving only the top connected to my keychain. This flashlight is solid and is made of a metal tough enough so that it doesn't show scratch marks, even after year in my pocket. The illumination is fantastic, I can't imagine needing more illumination from a keychain light. It has come in handy on multiple occasions. I find myself entering a dark room and light is just as close as my keys. The downsides are as follows: (1) the rubber piece that you have to remove to charge the light is difficult to take out, I would always have to find a toothpick or a paperclip to do it- eventually it ripped and left an open slot in the phone- as I don't submerse my keychain in water, this doesn't really matter to me. Had it occurred to me, I would have ripped out the rubber piece on purpose, (2) initially, the battery life was strong- I would have to charge infrequently. After a year, I find that the light has to be recharged much more often, occasionally finding myself with a dead flashlight. Overall, I strongly recommend the flashlight.

Note: This review is for the A5WU model specifically.Previously I kept 18650 lights in my pocket. I have Zebratech, folmov, etc. No matter what light I bought, it always activated in my pocket. Recently, I bought the new FW3A and thought it would be the perfect light. The thing burnt a hole in my pocket and melted part of my AirPods case before I noticed.I said enough, and decided to go for something smaller and more pocket friendly. This light fit all of the requirements. I watched a YouTube video on all of the different models and ended up going with the white/uv model because it has a different firmware than the others. It’s still USB chargeable and has great output, plus a reading light, plus a UV light (I’ll never use it) and luminous body. But the key here is that it takes two clicks to turn on a steady beam, with momentary contact otherwise. So far, no accidental pocket activations!I would prefer the titanium model, but it has a very short single press activation and I’m afraid I’ll fall back into old habits. If they ever made a two-click activation firmware in the titanium, copper or brass body, I’d buy it in a heartbeat.

I wear this device around my neck everyday it is very handy and so cute!However the battery life is a bit short so I have to keep it at a low setting to not kill the battery right away but it is understandable considering that the brightest setting is like WOW you can see nearly a block down the street. I recommend this light to people that like to go on night walks such as myself as it has prevented many run ins with raccoons and skunks. However I don't believe this is a good hiking flashlight unless you brought extra battery packs or something.. Still, even the lowest setting is good in very dark areas and the convenience of its size makes it an everyday must-have for both men and women.

The media could not be loaded.  upon recieving the flashlight, tried charging it and it would never go to full. after leaving it charging for 2hrs, tried turning it on and it never did. Tried contacting seller for a return/exchange with no reply. Overall the flashlight seems to be well built, feels hefty in hand (in a good way) and is very well machined.With so many recommendations from the EDC community, and YouTube channels such as Best Damn EDC, I would assume the product meets expectations, however I was never able to experience it due to bad quality control.If in need of a flashlight, I would recommend a larger company that has ironed out such issues.

Great little EDC torch, small, light and powerful. Battery lasts a good amount of time. And the glow in the dark case is great as a key finder when it's dark.

EXCELLENT