MINI LED Lantern Torch , Rechargeable Waterproof EDC Keychain Small LED Flashlight for Camping, Portable Magnetic Small Stick Lamp Torch Light (1PCS White) [Energy Class G]

I’m always a sucker for LED lights in different formats, so I couldn’t resist buying this pair. This was despite the reservations in the reviews over value for money and what they’d actually be useful for.I bought a pair for £14 and that’s at the top end (actually about £4 over but it was a moment of weakness) of what I think they’re worth.I’ve only had them for a day, but I’m thinking up loads of uses for these lights. Potential uses/applications in a minute, but first - my most significant features:- not massively bright but OK- nice long battery life on low power- low power is enough to read by or to light up a dark corner- small- light- rubber/silicone caps essential for water proofing- 2 caps per light, one with a hook- magnet strong enough to hold light firmly in placeApplications…- keychain light- attach to pets collar to track pet in dark field- hang from peg/branch/hook to illuminate area- attach to radiator/other steel object for temporary additional light source- place in spirit/wine bottle neck to create a rechargeable bottle light (nb be careful to check the lamp is not too narrow and would get lost in the bottle: the rubber cap should prevent this).- place in a shot glass for an instant novelty table top light- aside from potential useful, practical uses, I can see myself using these lights a lot for outdoor evening illuminations and possibly as part of my Christmas light set.UPDATE:I’ve had these for a few months now and continue to rate them at 5 star. All of the above points and suggestions for uses still apply and I thought I’d add another. They serve as very small, but more than adequately bright, portable night lights. For those times when it’s very dark and you’d like a little bit of illumination to help find the bathroom etc!! They’ll last for several nights on low power. Perfect!2nd UPDATE: Other reviewers have commented that the charge in the batteries leaks away even when the lamps aren't being used. I hadn't noticed that this happens when I first got them, but I it is happening to mine now - which leads me to make two points:- they're not great for EDC/grab and use in emergencies - as they're likely to have no charge when you need them- I hope the fact that the drain wasn't apparent when I first tried them, but is now, isn't an indicator that the batteries are losing their ability to hold charge already. I'll monitor this and if it gets worse, I'll report back here and possibly seek a refund if they're basically unusable after less than a year.

I bought this thinking that it might be a good ultra lightweight camping lantern. It weighs 11g and comes with a variety of bits including a kind of rubber hook that allows me to hang it in the tent. On the lowest setting which should last for ages it lights up the tent with a soft background light which is perfect. The higher setting is even brighter and it has a flashing red function too. I'm just back from two nights camping and it easily coped with that with battery to spare. Really impressed and if it has any longevity it is a total winner and perfect for ultra lightweight camping

Can be super bright and it's super handy on a key chain however the battery drains on its own so even when not in use it may run out which is why my review isn't 5 stars. Bar that though the battery lasts quite a while and it works really well

Very bright. The red flashing help light is not that useful in a survival situation and the light is a bit uneven as it goes mainly in 2 different directions. Otherwise the product is exactly as it says and in very useful

I have used these for a number of different occasions. Being magnetic they will stick to any metal surface.Placed them inside solar lanterns over Christmas to give that additional glow.I now have one above my chest freezer which lights up the contents during those dark nights when I don’t want to go from a dark room into a blindingly bright room.Another hangs at the back door and with a quick press it lights up the area outside.Another in the en-suite so I don’t have to again blind myself with a bright light.The last one is in my shed. Saves me having to use a torch during these dark winter months.

The reflectors inside don't seem to work too good as they are pretty much parallel to the case, would be better if they were wedge shaped, I have one on my 125cc scooter keys to help with finding them as I sometimes drop them wearing gloves, flashing red is easy enough to find in the dark and lasts ages, the white settings would be great for checking fuses if the light was reflected better imo.

The media could not be loaded. Made wooden lamps with laser cutter - needed a led light - these worked well - magnet made it easy to switch on and position.Price was better than many other possible solutions

Supa little light. Used it a solo camping trip, plenty of light in my one man tent on low setting 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻