ZeroHour IGNITE EDC Pocket Flashlight with CREE XP-G2, 385 Lumens, Portable, Micro-USB, Rechargeable 10440 320mAh battery (Matte Black Aluminum)

Glad I stumbled upon this neat little flashlight. I needed a replacement flashlight for my keychain, and this light promised more features than almost anything else out there. It is definitely larger than the other lights I've carried on my key ring in the past, but it's not at all overly large or bulky. The weight is very light so it doesn't intrude much into my daily carry system. The overall quality of construction is very high, and the LED bulb is nicely centered.Pros: Great features include built in charging, magnetic tail caps, multiple attachment options (pocket clip, key ring, magnet, etc.), nice carrying pouch with USB charger, great fit and finish.Con: The biggest issue seems to be the twist operation. It can be challenging to cycle through all 4 modes easily without the light flickering or inadvertently skipping into other modes. This problem does seem to pop up from time to time in other twist operation flashlights, so I don't think this issue is unique to this flashlight. Maybe a simplified set of modes such as a low (25 - 50 lumens) and then straight to the high of 300+ lumens would cut down on the often "pot-luck" mode you end up with just by twisting once to ON.I can't be too hard on the twist operation because it truly is just a minor annoyance vs. a real problem. As I practiced with it, I was able to cycle the modes reliably with firm sharp twists.

I've had this flashlight for long enough to find, it really is only good for so long. Like any good EDC, it's small enough to be on my person everyday, which I love. But a few issues arise with continued use. IF you use the magnetic end piece, the threaded cap that covers the magnet will slowly twist off (I've since lost it). The twist-actuated light also seems to not work as well after continued use; instead of two quick twists to increase from 10 to 100 lumens, sometimes it just turns off or suddenly skips to strobe effect. A button-actuated light, like most similarly sized pocket tacflashlights, would serve this better. I love the output though, and size is great for EDC, I just wish I could be confident in longevity of the product without above gripes.

I've been on the hunt for an EDC light that was to be a replacement for my surefire backup. While I loved my backup its been in my pocket for almost 10 years and I'm tired of feeding it 123 batteries. I keep an Anker USB solar 15w panel in my go bag and wanted something I could charge over usb with my solar panel in an emergency. After looking at several lights I decided to give this one a try. It is way thinner than my backup and about the same length. This light has been fantastic in the short amount of time that I've had it. If I have any issues I will update this post.Update : 9/5/2017 Still love it.

its ok as all functions are great except the fact you have to turn the tip to turn on and off to adjust the light intensity. At its price they should have added a mid button or a thumb button.

Very small and compact. Has multiple settings for brightness and strobe. So far im happy with it. I almost spent 3x as much for bigger brand name edc light but I'm glad I didn't. I dropped the light the first day of carrying it on pavement, it survived and still functions flawlessly. Don't hesitate to buy.

button is way to small and takes to long to locate

Great flashlight. It is very sturdy, I've already accidentally sent it through the washer and dryer and it came out working great. The amount of light this compact flashlight can put out is very impressive.