HATORI LED Mini Flashlight, Bright Small Handheld Pocket Flashlights Tactical High Lumens Pen Light for Camping, Outdoor, Emergency

This is a great little light. Very compact and bright and easy to keep in a handy place. I am ordering more for birthday gifts.

Great product. Loved the flash lights.

Love it. It is exactly as described. It is nice and tiny. It is great for look8ng at restaurant venues in a dark environment L, or anywhere where light is needed. I love it and you can't Beattie price for a pack of 2.

I own several AAA flashlights already as that is the battery standard I chose to keep the weight of what I carry low. My standard pocket flashlight for many years has been the Maglite LED Solitaire. The Hatori 3.55 inch with 3 light modes is the one I purchased and the one I'm reviewing. I will be using the Maglite LED Solitaire as a standard. I also want to point out that I'm using standard Rayovac alkaline batteries in all my flashlights. In my opinion they are a good value of performance and cost. Maglite Solitaire: Operates off 1 AAA battery. Lumens is 47 per factory specs. Runtime is roughly 2 hours continuous (factory states 1hr 45min). Can rotate the head from flood to spot. Good drop and water resistance (I've carried them in my back pocket for years and have only had 1 fail after a couple of years, these are tough flashlights.) A lanyard to attach it to various things. I've attached one to a small carabiner on my backpack straps. Hatori 3.55inch Operates off 1 AAA battery. Lumens is about 120 on high beam and about 35 on low beam. Strobe is bright and flashes rapidly. Runtime is roughly 1 1/2 hours continuous on high beam and roughly 6 1/2 hours continuous on low beam. Beam is spot only but very bright on the high setting. It's easy to click through the beam settings. One full press to turn it on, then a second half press for the next setting, then another half press for the next setting, and so on. You don't have to turn it off and on each time to change the beam setting. I've done some unscientific drop tests and getting them wet tests and have observed no issues. Comes with a clip attached so you can affix it to something. I hope they do hold up as so far I'm impressed with the price, the light settings, battery life on the low beam, and initial durability. At the price they currently are, I've purchased 4 of them. I'm not giving up on my Maglites either. I have some XL50's, XL200's, Maglite Minis, and various other ones. My Maglites have always been durable and long lasing performers. I wish they had something like the Solitaire with different beam settings when battery life is needed over a brighter light.

Unfortunately I lost one already. I had no idea the flashlight can unclip and it did while moving and I lost one. Otherwise not to bad for the size and price.