Overall, I really like this small flashlight. It is a nice purse- or pocket-sized option that I ordered primarily as a backup emergency light. Even though my phone has a built-in flashlight, there are times when I might need to use my phone for communication while needing a separate light source.Despite being tiny—approximately the size of a small matchbox—this flashlight is surprisingly bright and versatile. It offers three levels of white light, three RGB color options, and a red-and-blue emergency strobe mode. I’ve included a video demonstrating some of its various functions, as well as photos of the instruction manual listings all of its features.The flashlight also includes a lock feature, which prevents the light from accidentally turning on in your pocket or purse and running down the battery. It is also conveniently rechargeable via a USB-C port.The flashlight comes with a good-quality small zippered case, a short USB-C charging cable, a lanyard, and a keyring.In summary, this is a great little flashlight. Because they make quality gear, this is the third or fourth flashlight I’ve ordered from Ultrafire. The only negative thing I can note is that the printed instructions are very small, though that is entirely understandable given the need to fit them inside the compact carry case.

This little EDC flashlight arrived packaged only in its own zippered PU storage case, which was damaged by a nearly unremovable inventory sticker. It was accompanied by a USB charging cable, a wrist strap, a key ring, and a tiny, difficult to read manual. The flashlight feels very sturdy and rugged, though its USB charging port is uncovered. It features a rugged metal clip on the back, and a strong magnet along one long edge. It has two controls; a sliding on/off lock switch, and an oblong mode switch that actually changes the lighting mode based on various single, double, triple, and long clicks on one end or the other.With a full charge, the flashlight lasted about 13 hours, on low mode (bright enough for most indoor purposes), and recharging the drained light took about 90 minutes.Overall, a decently performing little EDC light, with an unusual assortment of lighting options. It does seem to be extremely rugged, though, and the price isn’t too unreasonable.

The first thing you noticed about this LED flashlight is that it is ultra compact. This flashlight can clip to your cap or can be handheld.. The backside is also magnetic to stick to metal surfaces. You must slide the safety on switch up and click the button to turn on the functions of this light. This prevents the light from accidentally being turned on. This handy little flashlight has a full metal body and type manufacturing tolerances. This lot is so small that it can’t fit into your front chain pockets or it can be attached to your key ring. I will always keep the slide on me due to it being not bulky like my other flashlights. This slide is perfect for emergency uses.. and fully recharges in one and a half hours.

I own several UltraFire flashlights and they are all well made and performs well. This is my second UltraFire compact light (my first was part of a set). This one is like the others…well made, durable, great features and performance, excellent value. It comes in a nice zippered case with key ring, wrist strap, charging cable, and user guide. About the size of a grade school pencil eraser. Easy to operate. There is a lock/unlock sliding switch that enables/disables the on/off buttons which is great for not accidentally turning on when in your pocket. Three modes for white light… single press=regular mode, double press=high mode, long press=low mode. The second button offers various colors (red/green/blue) and modes. Single press=turn on/off for last color light used. Long press=cycle thru the colors. Double press=flashing mode.Its maximum brightness is strong but note that it is not a focused beam but makes for a great EDC. The magnetic side is strong as is its wide clip. The clip holds firmly to your belt, backpack or cap visor. Its swiveling light head adds flexibility to enable you to put it down or attach to metal surfaces or clip it and direct the light to where it is needed. The swiveling head is well made and is easy to move but offers enough resistance to stay at whatever angle you set it… it won’t sag or drift.It is quite compact and lightweight but its aluminum body makes it extremely durable. It has a switch that locks/unlocks the buttons (it is actually just a single long button but one end is for the white light while the other end is for the color lights of blue and red). This lock switch is nice because if you leave it in your pant pocket, undoubtedly one of the buttons would get pressed on without you noticing.I am very pleased with its quality and performance and can highly recommend this EDC pocket flashlight.I am unable to upload videos so the next best thing is to take pictures of the low, medium, high modes.