ULTRAFIRE3 Pack Mini Flashlights Focus Adjustable SK68 Single Mode Tactical LED Flashlight, Ultra Bright 300 Lumens Torch

These are great little flashlights! The perfect combination of size, quality, brightness, ease of use, and having a low cost. My pack of 3 flashlights came in a small box, were delivered quickly, well packaged, and came with a warranty card and thank you notice. The flashlights were individually wrapped and obviously brand new.I got these to have on hand for power outages and walking at night. I've been using an even smaller AAA flashlight from another company, which I still like, but it wasn't as bright as I wanted while walking nights, so I went looking for something brighter. These Ultrafire mini's are twice as bright as my older flashlight. They use only one AA battery, and has a instant on/off with one click use. That was a big deal for me - I did NOT want a light I have to click through 5 modes to get to what I want, and then 5 more clicks to turn it off. With these -- Just click it on, click it off! It is way bright enough for me, and can zoom the light far away to light the treetops. The construction seems very solid. Has a small belt clip if you need that. The button is orange and seems very strong.I highly recommend these if you are looking for a bright compact one-clicker, one-battery flashlight that you can store anywhere, even carry in your pocket or clip on your belt. Even those the are small, they put out a LOT of light and can zoom. And you get THREE of these currently for a low price. I think these are a bargain and I will probably order more because I have already given one away.

These are my goto flashlights. Well made, bright, adjustable beam. Small, it fits in your pocket, and uses a single AA battery that lasts forever. The problem is that after a couple months or so, the material that the inner positive contact is made of reacts with the positive electrodes of AA batteries creating an oxidation layer, so that it seems like the switch is bad. The fix is to open the bottom, remove the battery and clean off the inner electrode with a pencil erase.After that, it’s good to go for a few months.

These are small simple flashlights that work well. These are much better than your "bargain store" flashlights and will last much longer and be more reliable.Simple to use - press for on, press for off. No complicated button press sequences. When you want light, you press the end button, and you'll get it.Zoom head allows you to adjust the beam from a point to a flood. The point does have some spill and a bright spot, but the flood is very evenly lit. Not the best I've seen, but it is definitely usable.Takes one AA battery; no messing with hard to get cells (18650, etc) or chargers. AA's are easy to keep on hand and they work.These are cheap enough to keep a bunch of them around so if the power goes out, you can grab one and have some light. Keep one in your back pack, purse, car, etc. or even in your pocket. They are durable enough that you can count on it working when you need it.If you're looking for a "survival flashlight" or a light for outdoor sporting, hiking, etc. you should probably get a more durable, brighter light. But for little lights to keep on hand, these are great.PROS:- Small, fits in your pocket easily- Uses one AA battery, easy to get- Beam zooming- Flashlight is solidly builtCONS:- No special modes; just on and off- Not super bright, but bright enough for general use- Not military grade built, but better than bargain store lights- Zoom in/out is a little loose, may not always stay put where you set it

TL;DR - Out of the box experience: Appears to be a really good value for the money with a simple off/on button. Light output is expected. I have no need to know what's 300 feet in front of me.3 Pack Arrived all in working condition. The ~300 lumens light output is what I'm looking for 5/5. Low light output. I'm not sure these are 300 Lumens in flood, maybe when the beam is focused.The light output is on the cooler side of the color spectrum.Single mode switch 3/5 - Power button simple on/off is what I'm looking for. Note: when flashlight is in the on position, soft pressing the power button will turn the light off until removing pressure on the switch.For general walking around through desert or mountain tops, I do not want a blazing spot light. I'd rather let my eyes adjust to enough light (full moon kind of light) to be able to see and prefer longer battery life and consistent light rather than a fire ball. Without evaluating the longevity of battery life, I'm expecting hours of use on a single AA battery as my J5 Tactical flashlights.These aluminum housings are built really well 5/5The zoom motion is ok 3/5The button on the rear seems fine, but I think they could have put more thought and quality into the on/off button switching mechanism. I'd give the button alone a 3/5.For comparison, I've never dropped any of my J5 Tactical flashlights and the only one I haven't lost out of 3 is still going strong since 2016. These Ulltrafire Mini Flashlights are a very similar build quality and size as the J5 Tactical and put out similar light with adjustable zoom.For now, these start off with a 5/5 because of the value they provide, appear to be as advertised and the similarity of performance of a similar $20 J5 Tactical V1 Pro flashlight I have. I paid $12 each for the J5 in 2016.

Small, compact and surprisingly bright light from a single AA battery. Ideal for my wife's purse. We use these when taking walks at night. Keep one in the door pocket of the car too. This isn't a blowtorch but for the pocket size and convenience it is excellent and useful light

Seems solid, only needs 1 battery and they’re really bright!