Global-store 1PCS Mini LED Flashlight Rechargeable 350 Lumen, Focus Zoom Torch Light with 3 Modes Adjustable for Emergency and Activities EDC

I have over 100 rechargeable Lights. This one is small, very light. Not a Super Bright Light, but brighter than you would think. It has a Male USB Plug in, you just unscrew the cap and plug it into your computer or regular phone charger. It is a great "Glovebox" Flashlight, not a "Scan your back yard" light. A really good quality "Flashlight". Some people give reviews on how bright a flashlight is, without thinking about the intended use. I have 4 of these lights, and they are great for use as a "flashlight" was intended. Much, much brighter than your Father's MagLight.I will most likely buy 4 more as gifts, as they are very practical.

Easily charges. Has 3light modes-very bright, bright and blinking bright emergency signal light. I was looking for a wristlet. I would give it 5* if the handle was large enough to fit over my small wrist.

This purchase is to have an emergency flashlight in our car, so its great it's rechargeable!The light is very bright, can't imagine you'd need anything brighter!The reason we chose this one is because it doesn't need a cord, we can just plug it into our car usb charger next to the cig. lighter!

The flashlight is very good for the price. It is sturdy, compact, and extremely bright. The USB charging feature is much better than having to use batteries.No complaints there.Only problem is that I have to cycle through the stupid flashing strobe mode every time I want to turn it off.I have no idea why so many flashlights have this "feature", where you always need to cycle through every light mode, all the time. I wish they wouldn't do that.I can’t imagine very many scenarios where I would want mode cycling instead of just a simple light with just a simple on/off.Why can’t flashlights just be on/off?

I have several different types of small portable LED flashlights. One of the annoying issues with today's LED flashlights is that they have all these extra modes of lighting. For those who just want to click On-and-Off then this one will come as close as possible with just 3 modes (High, Low and Strobe). If it were just High and Low then it would be perfect. It quickly charges via its built-in USB plug, too.

Charged quickly and worked very well in the USB port..

I always seem to need a flashlight every once in a while, and I was tired of buying batteries or taking batteries out of the flashlight to place in a charger and put them back in the flashlight -- the USB charging on this flashlight is so convenient and the charge lasts just as long as rechargeable lithium batteries. I like it so much that I actually bought a few of these. The light is VERY bright, and I often use one of these when I am out at campgrounds.

Definitely overpriced. This is a cool little flash light. I love how small it is and how easy it is to charge with USB. but this thing is very cheaply made. The quality of this light is closer to $3 to $5 at a flea market than it is the $10 I paid for it. The one button cycles through 3 modes (Hi beam, Lo beam, Strobe). You can't just turn it on and off, you've got to cycle through the modes to turn it off. The lens slides in and out to adjust the size of the beam but it's completely useless. If this light was priced at $5 or less, I'd buy more of them to keep around the house and in the car because it's so small and easy to charge. At $10 I'll never buy this light again. It's a good thing the manufacturer didn't make a hole for a lanyard because then this would be considered a disgustingly overpriced keychain. For anyone looking to buy this light, don't spend $10 on it; if you can get a better price then go for it but don't be a sucker and pay full price like I did.

Both flashlights worked well til this week -close examination revealed tiny chipset fell off - looks like was not properly soldered onto circuit board-too small for me to solder back on!