EDC01 Keychain Torch, 120 lumens Pocket Flashlight EDC,36 Hours Long Lasting,3 Modes,IPX8 Waterproof,AAA Battery Mini Torches for Indoor and Outdoor

This is a great little flashlight. Perfect size for a keyring, or if you just want something small and light in your pocket or bag. Not overburdened with redundant features. It has three very practical light intensities to choose from. Simply twist the end to turn on, then turn off and on again for the next light mode. The clip included seems very good quality. It has a wide beam, and a little diffuser cap that can be popped on the end allows you to use it like a candle for lighting a room or tent.

Great little light, very bright. Use it a lot on dark winter nights especially to find where my front door key goes but also useful to find things in my overfilled bag! Seems well made. Also love the little diffuser for turning it into a lamp, useful when you need to use both hands.

Bought as a “keyring carry” torch, to replace a much used and abused, (and woefully dim in comparison!), Maglite Solitaire. The Lumintop EDC01 is an extremely well made flashlight. It is nicely engineered, IPX-8 waterproof to 2m, and has a real “quality” feel about it. A single AAA battery, (not supplied), is inserted, by unscrewing the o-ring sealed head assembly. At just 66mm x 14.5mm overall, it is incredibly compact, and weighing in at approximately 23grams (with battery), is a real featherweight! – (The battery itself weighs 12 of those grams!). It has 3 available light outputs: - Low @ 5 lumens, medium @ 32 lumens, and high @120 lumens., with claimed runt-times of 36-hours, 4-hours, and 30-minutes respectively. I have no means of accurately measuring the claimed light levels, but from experience with several other flashlights, have no reason to believe they are exaggerated or unrealistic. – At its brightest setting, it is every bit as powerful as the best of similarly sized models. My only (minor) quibbles with the EDC01 are: - 1). The rather strange choice of 5 lumens for lowest setting. (I think that a true “firefly” mode of 0.5 - 1 lumen or thereabouts would have been better for those times when one wants to avoid loss of accustomed night-vision). 2). The equally strange sequence in which the three output levels operate. (The torch doesn’t have a “memory”). It defaults to, and always switches on at medium brightness, from which level it can be adjusted to lowest, and then highest setting, and then back to medium again, to repeat the cycle. The EDC01 comes complete with a “glow-in-the-dark” diffuser, a small but well made “carabiner” type keychain, two spare o-rings, and full instruction leaflet. For the asking price of £9.99 (at time of writing this review), with the caveat of the two minor quibbles mentioned, and for its intended purpose as a keyring torch, there is little to fault about the EDC01. Overall though, I do feel that the similarly sized and similarly bright Thrunite Ti3, which although more expensive has a more logical low-medium-high settings cycle, just has the edge. – (See my separate review of that torch!). Accompanying photo shows the Lumintop EDC01, compared size for size with Thrunite Ti3, and Maglite Solitaire. NB: The battered, much abused (it was originally black!!!) and back-in-the-day “cutting edge technology” of the Solitaire at left of image is finally being retired, making way for today’s cutting edge technology!

3 brightness levels, REALLY bright, bright and not really bright at all. The brightest setting literally illuminates a small or medium sized room almost entirely with no dark areas. If you need it to be very bright it is. Obviously this isn't going to be as bright as a much bigger torch with bigger batteries and a better LED bulb, but this setting is pretty amazing for its size. I can also imagine that your single AA battery is going to get drained pretty quickly on this setting. The medium setting is basically how you're going to be using this torch, which is a great every-day setting. Doesn't light up a room in nearly the same way, but provides plenty of light for finding your way in an unlit outdoor setting. The low setting... I'm not sure what I'd use that for, maybe it's good for reading a book by or something or having a bit of light without giving away your whereabouts. As others have mentioned it's twist to turn on/off... I find it illuminates quite often under the pressure of being in my trouser pocket sometimes, but that's not really a concern. It's very small, being only just bigger than an AA battery itself. I was torn between wanting a rechargable and non-rechargable small torch and ultimately I decided that I wanted a battery powered torch. I think this is the perfect small torch, it's small - a convenient size, lightweight, so easy to hold in your mouth, but not so small that you'll lose it and it's as powerful as I imagine a small torch could be. I couldn't ask for more from a small torch.

It's perfect for EDC (Every day carry). I've carried a small torch on my key ring for as long as I can remember, but the last one although bright, sad a little bit flimsy, and kept coming apart in my pocket. This is better in every respect. It's brighter on top brightness, has a half brightness setting (switch it on, switch it off and then on again quickly). It comes with a ring and a little carabiner, and also a little silicon diffuser, that is also fluorescent, so it glows green after you turn the torch off. It looks great, and is so sturdy compared to my other one, and takes one AAA battery. I'm very impressed, and highly recommend it. Get yours now!

A clear, bright, almost pinpoint flashlight. A very useful thing, especially if you have something rolled under the furniture. And also, in my opinion, it would be useful on the keys to illuminate yourself in the dark. The cap that accumulates light turned out to be a nice bonus if you need diffused light, and then glows green, which may help you find it in your bag faster 😊

All the light you need and the diffuser is a great feature too. With 120 lumens I’ve found it is plenty bright enough and on its lowest setting it should keep me going for most trips on one battery. Because it uses an AAA size battery it’s unlikely I’ll be without light wherever I go. I love the diffuser it comes with as it converts it into a mini lantern that will either tail stand or hang. It reminds me of a better and smaller classic mini mag light or solitaire! Really nicely made too and so so tiny. The perfect travel companion. Well, for light anyway. At £12 this seems to be a total bargain. The sort of thing you might buy for a gift… but want to keep.

I got this to help me find the right keys when I come home late at night! I thought a little torch would be helpful and it has been of good use, though I feel like there are better options out there. It's quite lightweight which is good and the design is nice, but there are some things that hold this back for me. Firstly it's a bit fiddly to operate with having to twist the top in just the right way to switch it on and change brightness. Secondly, the brightness is fine but it's nothing to write home about. Thirdly, it requires a replaceable battery, where a more modern design would have a rechargeable one which is preferable in my opinion. Not bad but I'd look at other options personally.