Positives: High brightness level but good battery life. Being able to use the sidelight with the light affixed to something via the magnet makes these little lights so useful. This one is unique (to me at least) in that the main bulbs swivel and that's really handy. You can stick it to something with the magnet and then adjust to get them pointed the right way. You can also clip the light to your shirt and have the main light pointed forwards which is VERY nice and something my other small lights can't do. The pocket clip is a bit narrow so you might have issues getting it on really thick material but that also means it'll hold steady on a t-shirt. The body is lightweight and made out of glow in the dark plastic which is nice if you want to turn it off but find it again in the dark. I like this flat form factor which makes it fit in pockets more naturally. Negatives: I'm having some issues getting the sidelight to turn on with two clicks - it frequently requires multiple attempts, unlike the main light button. I think sometimes the clicks get "stuck" in the memory buffer or something because once on the 2nd attempt it registered as 3 clicks and turned on the annoying alarm. I don't like the noisemaker/alarm one bit and nearly ruins the light. It's very annoying and easy to accidentally turn on by holding the sidelight button on accident instead of the main light one. The inclusion of the alarm also takes up one of the "layers" of functions which means that the regular sidelight is delegated to the "novelty" sidelight layers like strobing blue and red lights which is annoying to scroll through. It also means that you don't have the ability to cycle through different brightness levels for it like you can on my similar lights. Even if you wanted the alarm, it seems difficult to use in an emergency. The first way to activate it is to press and hold the secondary light button, but you have to keep it engaged or it turns off, which seems unrealistic. The second way is to try and get the triple click to work but like I said it's fiddly and may require multiple attempts. So, neither is ideal for many emergency situations. Read more

I like the light’s output and functions well enough. The magnetic base is solid and the 180 degree rotation of the main light is great. Read more

I've been looking for a truly pocket-sized flashlight for quite some time and I think that this is finally it! Most are a little too long and uncomfortable in the pocket when sitting down -- as I do when I work at my computer. I actually had one that was too small -- it got lost amongst my pocket knife or keys all the time. This flashlight is just right! It is very short, but the width makes it easy to find without being too bulky. This is truly a light designed for the average person who wants an EDC flashlight. Likes: - Size is great for the pocket -- small enough to be comfortable even when sitting for hours, but large enough to not get lost. - Bright light! Turbo is activated by simply holding the main light button and provides what indeed appears to be 1,000 lumens. Other lights are at good steps, even starting with an ultra-low and energy friendly 5 lumens, up to a high of 600 lumens. Because it is twin beam, seems like I get more than the rated 600 lumens. - Designed with pocket carry in mind. To activate either the main or side lights one double-clicks the related button. This is a good safety feature to prevent you from accidentally turning it on and draining your batteries. The turbo mode is activated by press and hold, but releasing immediately turns it off, so even if you accidentally turn on turbo, it should be pretty brief. - Sturdy, metal, two-way clip is included, plus a magnet on the bottom. - Press and hold the side light for a panic button with lights and sound. - I got the white version, and the body is actually glow in the dark... a nice little bonus. :) - Steady light starts at low and works up in brightness. This way you don't blow out your night vision if you simply need a little more light -- and yet turbo mode is readily available by simply pressing and holding. - The cover for the USB-C charging port is very snug -- taking effort to uncover and to put back. Unlike some of my other flashlights which have port covers that simply don't stay put reliably. Wish it was better: - The site description and what you get are not quite the same, but the differences are minor. Probably a case of an updated flashlight without an updated web site. - The instructions are incomplete. I still don't know how to turn on the "red" main light. Overall this is a great pocket, EDC flashlight for the average person. This is not "tactical" or pretending to be -- just great, small, and useful flashlight. Read more