Uniclife5 Pack Mini LED Keychain Flashlight 12 Lumen Portable Ultra Bright Battery Powered Black Torch with Spring Carabiner for Outdoor Camping Hiking and Emergency Lighting (Batteries Included)

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This is my second batch of these. They are particularly good for restaurant menus. They are good to use. If you don’t want to call attention to using the very bright light of a cell phone. They were more useful when you didn’t have a light on the cell phone. But still, they are small and easily fit in a pocket.

They are super bright, VERY lightweight and so far pretty durable! I needed one for with my keys so I don't let the geckos inside the house at night (sneaky little buggers like to wait right at the opening of the door to try and get in). I had purchased a different set of little keychain flashlights and they were like mini actual flashlights that you had to twist to turn on. And I liked them because they were bright and the battery lasted forever and they would stay on once twisted on their own, and of course they were super lightweight. However, the twist to turn on feature was getting to be more difficult than it was worth. I needed to be able to just press because I always end up needing my hands free at the last minute. Anyway, these are perfect and even more lightweight than the other ones.It comes with enough of them that I don't expect to run out for a long time.

These are first class. The clip is great for a key chain , purse, backpack or hanging on metal frame closet racks. I give these to the elderly for their key chains to help them get into or around their house. This is a wonderful gift to share. What is special is the little slide button that keeps it on -- very important-- when fumbling and trying to get an outdoor key into the lock. High quality. I've ordered at least 30 of these wonderful lights

These are bright for their size at 12 lumens. You can either use them as a squeeze light (light is lit only while button is being depressed) or as a steady flashlight (slide a tiny switch and the light stays on without squeezing).I'm personally using them as a marker (like a clicker, but visual) to teach a deaf and and visually impaired puppy behaviors. When he does the behavior I'm looking for (sit, down, etc) I squeeze the light for a flash which tells him what he is doing at that moment is correct and that a reward (hotdog, cheese, chicken jerky) is coming. Having 5 lights, let's me keep one in several spots for quick access. I find I like to keep one in my pocket for personal (non-training) use when I'm outside at night.