ITP A3 EOS 3 Modes 130-lumen Cree XP-G2 LED Mini Keychain Flashlight - Blue

I don't think it is 130 lumens (maybe 65 looks to me)

I used to really like the ITP EOS so I ordered two of these as replacements for the old one I had that got smashed.What I was sent has a very annoying strobe feature (not listed in description) and minimal difference in brightness between low and medium. I ordered this specifically because I like having a bright high setting and a very low, low setting. This listing claimed a low of 1.5 lumens but the light I was sent is at least 20 lumens on low causing the battery to run out quickly. They also shipped it with a cheap chrome pocket clip instead of the black clip pictured. This clip isn’t reversible so the light can’t be clipped to the brim of a hat. The threads are also rougher And cheaper than the old lights were.Over all, serious buyer’s remorse for a misrepresented product.

This flashlight is lightweight & versatile with 3 levels of illumination and a strong attached (removable) keychain which holds keys securely yet is easily opened to add keys.Its middle level of illumination, 18 lumens, is brighter than the thick, heavy, clunky  Gerber 22-80010 Infinity Ultra LED Task Light, Green  which boasts 100 hour run time of not very bright illumination from a single AA-cell. (I purchased both.)UPDATE: DECEMBER, 2015 -- I purchased this back in June, 2010. I now find myself using it, briefly, almost daily and have purchased two additional ones for friends. I am very glad I purchased this 5 years ago!

My stepson gave one of these to me several years ago. It stayed in my pocket for years till it finally died. This was a replacement. An AAA battery last for weeks with daily use, There are 3 levels of brightness. Full bright will light up a large room and makes it easy to walk outdoors in full darkness.

I have to find VIN numbers on my job and this little light is super for delving into dark close places. thought that was a lot to spend for a tiny light but would recommend it at 110%.

I've had this in my pocket (Gold) for something like 2 years. I use with Eneloop rechargeable AAA. Actually, I have recently gone to the Ikea bought AAA, which is branded LADDA and has 900 mah, somewhat better than the Eneloop AAA 750 mah rating. My current ITP A3 EOS has started being dodgy, so I bought some more. I have purchased probably more than 15 EDCs over the years. Seems that none last indefinitely. I used to get the ITP 96 lumens EDCs but the extra max brightness of the 130 lumens max is really appreciated a lot of the time. My 110 year old house is relatively dark inside, the windows they used in those days are smaller and fewer than in modern construction, so an EDC in my pocket gets used many many times daily! I love EDCs! Have used several brands and found that ITP are the most reliable so far. I'm sure that there are better, there's so much to choose from out there nowadays. There are forums you can find where they discuss the issues at length. I believe that this particular flashlight is a pretty good choice.

A great little light. It's only slightly larger than the AAA battery it contains, and puts out an amazing amount of white light. I prefer to use Eneloop AAA rechargeables. The light is activated by screwing the lens section down, and starts in medium mode by default. Turning it off, then on again within a few seconds toggles between output modes in the order medium-low-high-.... Low is plenty to read by, and good for preserving night vision. Medium and high are bright and amazingly bright, respectively.