LETMY Tactical Flashlight, Super Bright LED Mini Flashlights with Belt Clip, Zoomable, 3 Modes, Waterproof - Best EDC Flashlight for Gift, Hiking, Camping, Hurricane & Power Outage (2 Pack)

Very lightweight yet solid build feel of aluminum no plastic parts on the outside at least except for the rubber dust cover on the switch which feels solid as well. The zoom feature works well and the light is plenty bright making this just what i was hoping it would be. Excellent product and amazing that you get two for the price, no brainer. This was a replacement for a misplaced similar light that I found indispensable.

It was really useful and it was advertised very well and it was powerful but the clip was able to bend easily and it was lightweight and heavy duty and super useful and comfortable to have.😀

I returned the OG purchase bc one light didn’t work properly. Both replacements are perfect for what I needed: A small battery powered light w a belt clip. Would purchase again.

Good little flash light! Its not super bright but it will do the job for those late night jobs. The size makes it easy to add to your EDC or keep in your truck like me.Just pop in an AA battery and go.

Oops if only I hadn't bought GEARLIGHT before buying LetMy. Whoa! Granted I bought GEARLIGHT when it was only about $10 for two VS $20 for two now, but hey, all metal is different than a metal/plastic combo. For me, GEARLIGHT hands down but hey, at only $4 each, LetMy delivers. If you're gonna have to strike somebody with something to get away, you're gonna wanna have the GEARLIGHT. That being said, the LetMy is lighter and an overall more likely every day carry wise but I dunno if it would hold up striking with, although the edges are sharp and will leave a mark. LetMy does also have the three light modes VS GEARLIGHT"s one, but GEARLIGHT is a metal tank VS LetMy's metal/plastic combo. Both have the clip which is important to me. Brightness wise it's a tie. Both use a single AA battery. Bottomline, what are you looking for in an EDC mini tactical flashlight and how much are you willing to pay? If you want durability and don't mind a heavier, more expensive flashlight, get the GEARLIGHT. If you want value and a lighter weight flashlight, get the LetMy.

The term "tactical" usually has me picturing something quite rugged, so I was curious to try these affordable LETMY flashlights. Here's my breakdown after testing them out:Pros:Compact Size: These fit comfortably in a pocket or a glove compartment.Brightness: Emits a solid amount of light for their size on the highest setting.Price: You get two flashlights for a very budget-friendly price.Cons:Zoom Function: It's more of a subtle adjustment than a dramatic zoom.Waterproofing: "Waterproof" may be overselling it. They seem splash-resistant, but don't submerge them.Build quality: Feel lightweight and a bit plasticky. Not for heavy-duty use.Overall: If you need a couple of basic flashlights to have on hand, these will do the job. A nice backup to keep in the car or for the occasional power outage. Just don't expect military-grade ruggedness or performance features that rival higher-end options.

Very cool and bright

Great deal for two AA flashlights. Nice quality and features. BRIGHT, LOW, AND STROBE. Everything worked as described.