This is a great little light that I use in an airplane cockpit. It is small enough to hang from my ID badge, and very bright for its size. The battery life has been good. My only complaint is that it is unpredictably intermittent, and it requires two hands to turn on (twist the head, rather than press a button switch). I liked it enough to buy a second but the other two less than desirable features are a bit of a problem that I am still evaluating.

This is a great little light that I use in an airplane cockpit. It is small enough to hang from my ID badge, and very bright for its size. The battery life has been good. My only complaint is that it is unpredictably intermittent, and it requires two hands to turn on (twist the head, rather than press a button switch). I liked it enough to buy a second but the other two less than desirable features are a bit of a problem that I am still evaluating.

This is a great little light that I use in an airplane cockpit. It is small enough to hang from my ID badge, and very bright for its size. The battery life has been good. My only complaint is that it is unpredictably intermittent, and it requires two hands to turn on (twist the head, rather than press a button switch). I liked it enough to buy a second but the other two less than desirable features are a bit of a problem that I am still evaluating.

My previous AAA key-chain light quit working after a few years and I wanted a key-chain light again. I began searching on Amazon for key-chain flashlights, concentrating on lumens. I found some really bright lights, but they were all over 4 inches long, or 2 inches long but over $40. I didn't want to get a 4 or 5 inch flashlight because it would be longer and much heavier than my whole key-chain. I concluded that the physical size, and the price was more important than the exact amount of light output. Of the remaining available lights, I really liked this red SdeNow mini flashlight best.

My previous AAA key-chain light quit working after a few years and I wanted a key-chain light again. I began searching on Amazon for key-chain flashlights, concentrating on lumens. I found some really bright lights, but they were all over 4 inches long, or 2 inches long but over $40. I didn't want to get a 4 or 5 inch flashlight because it would be longer and much heavier than my whole key-chain. I concluded that the physical size, and the price was more important than the exact amount of light output. Of the remaining available lights, I really liked this red SdeNow mini flashlight best.