eagletacD3C Clicky Titanium MKII 800 Lumen Ultra-Compact Everyday Carry Flashlight with LumenTac Battery

Perfect light, easy to use, super bright, perfEct edc flashlight.

Love this light!!! Nearly perfect. Wish the clip was reversible or doubled over. U I is intuitive, but not my favorite. Otherwise, absolutely perfect.

A versatile little light, always in my pocket. Whether you need a soft light to maneuver around a strange hotel room without waking the spouse or a beacon to light up the far side of the yard at night, this item delivers. Strobe and SOS features could be handy.

Awesome little light but it will get hot to the touch if you leave it on full brightness for too long. Titanium body is nice looking and very light weight but is not a good insulator of heat. Love the Different brightness settings and glow in the dark tail cap on/off button. Easy to use, very durable and super bright for such a small light. Get a set of rechargeable CR123 batteries to use with this light.

I have a olight sr1 2 and the eagtac d3C is brighter. I am impressed with the quality as well time will tell.But I'm very happy so far would recommend,plus this thing doesn't have the step down on turbo like so many others a big plus you really get 800 lumens.

Love it, best one around

If you're a rational person considering this light, you probably fall into one of two groups: 1, you like shiny titanium flashlights and aren't too concerned about bang for the buck, or 2, you're looking for something smaller than the ubiquitous 18650-based light but with more oomph than a AA or 14500 light and you're willing to overpay to get it.If you fall into category 1, you'll be happy. It's titanium, and looks pretty sharp when it's new though it will scratch easily. If you're category 2 like me, you'll probably be dissatisfied. Maybe it makes sense to pony up premium flashlight money for an average-quality light built around an old XML2 in order to get a convenient form factor that can run CR123A primary cells in a pinch, but you'll also realize quickly that you could reasonably expect a better UI, a better quality switch, a better clip, and a true moonlight mode for the money. Titanium is cheap, there's no reason this flashlight should cost this much at this level of quality.I returned mine. It was a little smaller and more convenient to carry, but otherwise inferior in every way to the Zebralight SC64w HI that was about the same price and not all that much bigger.

Very nice, excellent craftmanship