COB Keychain Work Light Keychain Flashlights 7 Light Modes 1600Lumen,Portable USB Rechargeable cob Work Light Emergency Light with Folding Bracket Bottle Opener and Magnet Base

I haven't had to use this yet, but I got it to keep in my car. I've spent some time to check it out and the multiple uses seem to be very well thought out. The multi-use flashlight charges with the same C-type charger as my phone and tablet so one is always handy. The light is very bright, and there's also a softer light and a flashing red for emergencies. The magnet is strong and there's also a hook you can hang it from, or a stand. The cigarette lighter kind of made me laugh but it works, and it would come in handy to light tinder for a fire if needed. All this and it's not very big! Easy to stash and keep handy.

I love it so far

Product is good

An amazing light with so many features:>>It is a rechargeable light>>It has a magnet if you want to attach it to something>>It can also stand up on its own>>It has a lighter for cigars>>It has a Phillips screwdriver>>It has a flat screwdriver>>You can attach it to your keysIt has these features and more…I love this multifunctional light. A very well made item. Would be a great gift, too.

I do a lot of hiking and walking throughout the year and need some extra light at certain times. The fact that it does both warm and cool white light as well as red is really awesome! Those that have been walking/hiking in very dark conditions will understand the usefulness of having the different color options, particularly if you are walking in a group or against the flow of other pedestrians and not wanting to blind them.The only tiny gripe I have, and it really isn't a big deal overall is the screwdriver insert port could be a little deeper so the bit doesn't wobble as much. For where the port is it is understandable and would lead to the top being thicker which I would not prefer so it is a fine trade off. It is not like you will be doing any heavy duty repairs with this.The lighter/burner is a neat idea. It gets bright red hot incredibly quickly and could really be a savior in need.There was no instructions included which could be a little bit of an issue for some. I went back to the amazon page and was able to get some ideas of what functions it had and how to use them, but instructions included with the device would be much better.

This is a handy light I use if I think I will be out in the dark while walking my dog. The clip makes it easy to attach to my dog treat pouch, day/hike bag, or even belts with carabiner attachments. The blue color is nice, though a bit flashy, as I would just prefer black.The light itself has a concave lens approximately 2" in diameter. It has multiple light output brightness settings from warm/minimal light to bright white light or even a red light option to help preserve night time vision, etc. I prefer the lowest light setting myself as this is not really meant for area saturation or distance lighting, more just immediate nearby lighting. The brightest setting, I would estimate gave about 25'-30' of light ahead, but if you are using this as a momentary on to light up whatever, your natural night vision gets significantly reduced when you turn it off, with the bright spots from your retinas readjusting, cause more than likely you are going to end up looking at it to some degree. Maybe not your concern. I usually end up, covering it partially as I only typically want to light up something to catch a quick glimpse to determine a path, hazard, animal, etc.The buttons are a bit stiff in operation. Of the 6 light settings, you have to click through them one by one, and the button doesn't always register even if you feel it and know it should be activating. It's not that per say that it is not working, it just is less responsive. It still works, but you have to be somewhat slow in your clicks vs pressing it quickly. Many times I end up pressing it and I go past the light setting I want or end up actually turning the light off and then having to repeat.There is a delay on the light once you select the light, that a certain amount of time (seconds) must past before the next press turns off the light instead of continuing to cycle through the light settings. All I can say, is it is not something I would deploy with as a first responder in a tactical situation, for anything else, the delay or lack of button response is not the end of the world.The light is kinda bulky, so, it's not something you would attach to your keys. But great for stowing in vehicle or attaching to a bag. Has a bit of weight, but I think because of the battery inside it, you get some good battery light. I have not just left this on to see how long it lasts, but have only charged this a couple times which is very easy with blue led lights showing charge. Obviously this doesn't get used much at any one time, but it has always turned on even after a week or so if no use.The cigarette lighter is an interesting feature, and I think is actually the best feature if you were using this for camping or roadside emergencies had to ditch the vehicle. Instant fire starting capability right on board the flashlight. Way cool, and it works. I don't smoke, so this should be advertised as a fire starter.The magnet is strong for temporary mounting, the rotating stand functions well and doesn't collapse easily, whistle works, seatbelt cutter (untested, but due to the 1/4" blade that you might be doing some repeated cutting, bottle opener which could also act as a prying tool for small objects, and has Phillips & flathead screwdriver bit stored in the inside of the rotating stand. The bits are probably the least secure items on here, as they rattle even when stored which I do not like.Overall, this is a solidly built little emergency light. Its a combination of plastic and metal, but it appears to be good balance, and appears like it could take some impacts and rough handling. The attachment point is also solid, and has not failed or shown any sign that it won't hold. The light brightness options are nice, though I would prefer just a bright white, medium/warm light, and then the red light. Red SOS is fine I suppose too. And wish there was a dedicated off setting. Or even just a last used setting that it activated to instead of having to cycle through, especially if just needing the last couple of settings.Been using this for almost (3) months now, and other than a few personal design issues, this has been a good little light. This is not a dedicated daily carry, but something that supplements my day to day activities. For the low cost, there is not a reason to consider this light for an emergency bag/ first aid kit, or vehicle.

This is a great LED light for outdoor activities. The light is bright and is rechargeable. It as different light settings. It is water resistant. It is small and can be easily slipped into pocket, purse, bag.

So this thing is bigger than expected but it does have some cool features. The driver function isnt very accessible but would better than nothing. There is a small burner (think very small stove eye) on the back of the light, it heated up quickly and is very similar to a miniature car cigarette lighter.Overall the device is way too large to use on a keychain, but would fit well in pants pocket, though I cant imagine choosing this over an actual multi-tool, unless I needed the spotlight.