OLIGHT I3T 2 EOS Pocket Small EDC Flashlight (Black)

I snatched this edc torch at a great price, hoping it turns out as expected, which was a small but mighty and easy to carry flashlight. It didn't disappoint. The whole body is made up of metal, except the button area. It takes up one AAA battery (included) and operates in 2 modes. One is dim and the other is high which can be easily changed. It also has a conveniently designed button at the back, clicking once turns it on, clicking second time turns it off, and soon after it turns off if clicked instantly, the torch light up in dim mode. So, amazing durability, super easy operation, sturdy design and great luminance. Worth the money certainly!

It's fine. Received original product. Luminosity is not that great buy it is expected for such a small device. Look out for deals as we are paying a lot extra for purchasing it in India.

+Ridiculously bright considering the batteries it uses +"normal" brightness is good, and it doesnt seem to heat up that much at all even for extended on periods at this brightness level +Runs very cool (battery dependent heat) +Very "clickey" endcap switch + fits pen pocket very well + pocket clip is incrediblely strong +hat clip is incrediblely strong + simple on off button use + "turbo" is ridiculously bright -"turbo mode" isn't the easiest to reliably activate - no lockout mode - no protection from accidental activation

Bought to compare to Streamlight Microstream 66318 single AAA (45 lumens) as it's advertised as 200 lumens. Same $20 price. Virtually the same length (Streamlight 91mm, Olight 88mm), and diameter (Both 15mm). Olight has a significantly larger and more robust 2-way clip (see pic). Streamlight has a better grip because of the ribbing and different areas of barrel diameter which just provides better gripping. Spiral barrel cuts are only eye-candy and the Olight is much more likely to slip out of hand. Conversely, it will slip more easily in/out of a pocket. Olight is very noticeably brighter (on high), with a slightly wider and more uniform light cone. Downside is the High/Low switch design that toggles between the two every other press of the tail cap switch. There is a simple way to (sort of) set the light to always initially come on high or low, and of all the flashlights I've had with this annoying feature, this is the simplest to (sort of) bypass the low level. Thankfully it doesn't have an idiot strobe mode. The tail cap switches for both of these could stand to have a higher collar around them and a little stiffer spring with a shorter throw to decrease the chance of accidentally turning on in a pocket or bag. Would probably buy over the Streamlight 66318 again because of the nice brightness. Pros: As bright as any pocket-carry light you would need. Rugged 2-way clip. Fairly easy to mostly avoid the High/Low issue every time you turn it on. No idiot strobe. Cons: Could be textured/shaped differently for a less slippery grip. Tail cap switch is pretty proud and could easily be turned on if jostled in a pocket or bag, although no more so than the Streamlight. Both made in China.

Much brighter than “My phone has a flashlight”, it works in all conditions and light enough to carry anywhere. I’ve never had it heat up on me. It has a lower brightness adjustment that is good as a book light. It is also made with a surprising quality level, especially for the price. The battery life isn’t good, but it’s a single AAA, so it’s effortless to carry extra, and you can find them everywhere. Absolutely would recommend