Nitefox K3 Mini AAA Keychain Flashlight High Bright 150 Lumens 3 Levels,as Sm...

Just to be clear on what this is, it is a tiny backup flashlight. It will never be the primary flashlight you pick up for anything if you have a choice. Having said that, it is great for what it is. It is very well made and quite sturdy. It fits on my keychain and is with me all the time. You would be surprised how often you need a flashlight and have to get by with your phone or go look for a flashlight. This is really a handy item to have on your keychain and forget about it or use the included clip and clip it on your hat. The diffuser works pretty well if you want to light up a tent or use it to read at night. It will light up a small room or tent easily. When using the brightest beam (without diffuser) the beam is pretty bright, not blinding, but bright. The medium beam is a good general purpose brightness that won't drain the battery and the lowest beam is perfect for using at night around a campsite with night adjusted eyes. You simply twist the end of the light to switch between modes. If you are like me and just looking for an extra flashlight that you can carry everywhere without having to think about it, this is a great item. I actually have an everyday carry flashlight ( Olight S1R ) that I carry with me all the time, but occasionally I forget it. This is a nice backup. Edit: I have been using this for a year and I have changed the batteries once. I actually use this all the time. The finish has been wearing off (as you can see in the photo I added) and I like the look of it. The more I use this light, the more I like it. Very handy piece of kit that I'm very satisfied with. Great purchase! *********************************************************************************************************************************************** I rely on reviews when I make purchases so I put a lot of time into reviewing everything I buy on Amazon for personal and my business. Please show your appreciation by clicking the "yes" below when it asks if the review is helpful!!!

It is much brighter than a standard 3D maglite and even comparable to the newer LED maglite's lumens. Those expensive maglite I remember being OK which used expensive 3x D cell batteries and bulbs always died are now beaten by a TINY AAA flashlight company. This light's description should be updated to say it doesn't have a moonlight mode, instead it is a low mode. The 'moonlight' mode is too bright (the 0.1 lumens is false, closer to a 3-5 lumen low mode), but it works well in the daytime. It is cool white probably 6000K color temp, really good quality small flashlight (smaller than the other AAA light I have) that feels VERY well made, and has a hidden strobe so you don't have to cycle through it. It SCREAMS quality, if you haven't purchased one of the nicer LED flashlights before, (if you have the "1000-3000 lumen" lights that are $2, or use an incandescent still) this will KILL those lights. The accessories are nice too. Has a lobster claw clip, and you can use the clip on the brim of a hat for light, I love to use this light for that purpose! The cap also is a hard plastic that snugly fits over the head of the driver. It is great as a tool on your keychain, you have a SUPER BRIGHT beam that kills the maglite of your childhood as tiny as finger. Its like living in the future! You get a lot for the price, it's simply STUPENDOUS! Technology is amazing!! For the nerds: It has no PWM (means no flickering like you see in those CRTs, LCDs and crappy flashlights when you try to take a video). I've uploaded a picture of it compared to other lights I have. The K3 is at the right, the Astrolux A01 is in the center, and the SP10B is on the right. I love the size of the K3. It doesn't look much smaller than the Astrolux but its much lighter and does feel significantly smaller.

If you're after a super small light for edc this is a great option. I put a rechargeable AAA in there and it's plenty bright for anything close up out to about 30-40 feet. I've never seen such a small light that includes a strobe. The UI is low, medium and high by twisting the bezel but if you have it just so, you can press in for momentary on, and a double press sends the strobe. I carry 2 lights, one on each backpack strap as a sort of "headlight" if you will to light my path as I walk. I had 2 Lumentop HLAAA's on there which I thought was perfect as they are AAA right angle flashlights but the way they lay when the backpack is on with one strap, the beam aims too high. I replaced one of the HLAAA's with this K3 and it puts that beam right where I need it. Illuminating dark staircases and walkways the way I hoped the lumentops would have but do not. The clip is reverseable and the light is small enough to wear on your hat. Never buy another gas station gimmick! I really like this light 💘 I also look forward to carrying/using this light in the summer time. Most of the time wearing basketball shorts and a t-shirt, most lights are too big and uncomfortable to have on this situation. I'm pretty sure I won't even know the k3 is there. The quality is there as well. I can see I shouldn't have to worry about it getting wet. The included difuser and keychain are a nice touch. The difuser cap just slips right on top and now it's a really bright flameless candle the size of a birthday cake candle roughly, but illuminates an entire room from a single AAA! It does tail stand without a problem. If the lights ever go out, I would hang this from the ceiling on a string with the diffuser cap on and go about my business . Price isn't bad either. I will recommend this light without reservation. I look forward to seeing what's next from nitefox!!!

I purchased this K3 Mini Keychain AAA flashlight from Nitefox to use as a small, lightweight emergency travel flashlight. The flashlight arrived as scheduled. It came inside a cute little plastic box measuring about 1 x 2 x 3 inches. The box contents included the flashlight, spare O-ring, diffuser head, a snap-on pocket clip, a spring-open keychain, as well as an instruction sheet. Everything was exactly as pictured on the Amazon website. The flashlight measures 2 3/4 inches in length. The head of the flashlight is 0.54 in in diameter and the body of the flashlight is 0.50 in in diameter. It weighs 9 grams without any battery. With my single AAA battery installed, it weighs 20 grams (0.7 oz). The finish is a nice black anodized aluminum with prominent knurling on both head and body of the light. The Nitefox name is printed on the head. The battery fits easily inside the flashlight and does not rattle when I shake it. The threads on the head are smooth and the head rotates with just the right amount of resistance (thanks to the O-ring) to turn the light on or change brightness levels. The light will not accidentally turn on by itself. The light has low, medium, and high levels (see my uploaded photos). As others have said, the low is a little brighter than the "moonlight" level that I've seen in other flashlights. It reminds me more of what the early LED flashlights would provide. The medium level is relatively bright and sufficient for most uses. If you really need a brighter light, the bright level is quite bright, especially for the small size of this flashlight. I would use it sparingly since it probably burns through the battery relatively quickly (I did not do any runtime testing). Similarly, the strobe function gives a very bright and rapid strobe effect that is quite annoying and should attract the desired attention. The flashlight has no memory, so it will always start on the low setting when you first turn it on, which is fine with me. Because of the orange peel reflector, the quality of the light beam is very nice, giving a rather diffuse area of illumination without any significant central hot spot. The included diffuser head fits over the head of the flashlight with a friction fit. This nicely diffuses the light causing the flashlight to behave as a miniature lightbulb or candle, great for area work. The flashlight will tail stand without any problems. This flashlight will fill my needs perfectly and I'm quite impressed with what you can get for the money.

I bought this partly because it came with a diffuser and slightly higher beam than ThruNite Ti3 for less than the Ti3, but the E03 markings on the case where the battery goes appears to have been partially grinded off into a silver side and replaced with K3 embossing. Also, reading the side of the LED case says ThruNite Ti3. I like the Ti3 better because it still works. I rarely have to use these flashlights, so I wish the NiteFox would have lasted longer. First, the high beam went out, and now I have to twist it up to 7 times to get it to turn on at all. I emailed NiteFox several times to get a repair or replacement. Amazon returned a message saying it's past their 60 days, so now I hope NiteFox gets back to me before the 2-year warranty expires, as I've only owned it a year and it stopped working right after 6 months. NiteFox: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B076P9HV1L/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_image_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Ti3: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00EC0FY1O/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

It is exactly the same size and weight of the Olight i3e and Skilhunt E3A; so it is one of the smallest and lightest AAA light. It has 5 modes: high, mid, low, strobe and SOS. Yes, SOS, just twist back and forth for three times. Two times for strobe. The high mode is very bright, significantly brighter than i3e and E3A, and runs for 50 minutes. The mid mode is bright enough, about 50 lumens, and goes for a whopping 3 hours for a tiny AAA battery! Incredible. Its only 0.65 oz with battery. I can mount it on my eyeglasses with rubber bands or clip it on my cap visor and feel nothing. I add a magnet on the tail with double-side tape, very convenient for car repair etc. The only issue is the so called "next mode memory bug" but can be easily fixed. Just open the head as you do replacing battery and you'll see the circuit board. Use a pencil to write on the capacitor as showing in my photo. Nitefox should fire its marketing department, they did a very poor job for such a great product. All the photos and descriptions are obsolete. The current lights are 8 mm shorter, much shorter than you see in their photos. My photo is up to date.

I love the little flashlight and it looks really bright. But it didn't come with any directions for attaching the accessories. It was super hard to put on both the clip and the little circular wire for attaching it to the key chain. I still don't even have the key chain attached, because I guess I'm just not strong enough to manipulate it. Why can't it come all put together? Also, I have no idea what the little black ring is even for, and of course there is no explanation for it. I am so tired of products that assume the buyer knows everything already! I know once I am able to attach it to my key ring, I'll be happy with it, but this putting it all together is the pits!! Companies need to write directions for their dumbest customer, not the smartest. :(

Great little single AAA flashlight. Slightly shorter than my "pinky" finger in lenvth, significantly less in girth. Not much larger in girth than the battery it contains. It doesn't allow for beam focus like some larger flashlights have, but it does have a good useable beam pattern. It has 4 modes. Low, medium, high and strobe. There is no pushbutton switch. You turn it on by tightening the threaded lens barrel down all the way. The brightness modes are sequential, requiring a barrel twist "off" and then "on" again for the next brightness level. The strobe light is a little trickier requiring a quick off/on cycle. I never get it the first time I try. I'm not too worried about that as I cant imagine having any use for it. It comes with a clip and keychain attachment. I'm using the clip attachment, to aid in securing it to my holster. If you're a frequent user of the flashlight and keeping it on a keychain, it's unlikely that it could succeed in completing the 3+ rotations necessary for it to come apart. But if you hardly ever use it, I suspect that at some point, it'll make that 4th rotation and come apart, hopefully in your pocket or in your car so the lens end of the 2 piece barrel flashlight doesn't get lost. This isn't a searchlight or floodlight, but for close up work, to put some light on the subject, it's great. I think I'd prefer a pushbutton switch that remembers my last preference whenever I turn it on, but it's not a deal breaker. For the price, it's a great value and I'd buy it again.