Lixada LED Flashlight Mini Flashlight Light Including 9 Volt Battery Flashlight Torch Flashlight

These are small yet shine a lot of light. Has two settings, low which is 2 LED bulbs and high which is all 6 LED bulbs. Small enough to easily store in your glove compartment or center console. I purchased several of these and gave them to my daughters and daughter-in-law. Best and simple idea for an emergency flashlight. Will absolutely be buying more of these. Oh and also easy to carry in your pocket or a purse.

Love this little flashlight. I put a piece of glow in the dark tape so I could find it at night. It works well for bathroom visits without having to turn on a light. It's a good travel flashlight and general all purpose flashlight. The light isn't overpowering at night but it's enough to see what you need. It's small and compact so it doesn't take too much space on my night table or anywhere else you might need one. I've had mine for over a year and only just recently changed the battery once.

Smart product, 2 levels of brightness. Easily carried in a pocket or handbag.

I got one of these to try out. Kinda pricey at $8. But I wanted a way to drain 9 volt batteries that have previously spend 2 or 3 years in a smoke or fire detector. My thought is to use them like a candle during extended power outages. This is not strong enough to use as a flashlight with a bright beam you can direct. I put an old battery (several year old used battery on this device and let it run on full brightness for 5 hours before I turned it off. I'm still waiting for an power outage to test it.

Surprinsgly awesome! Novel size, brighter than expected...super handy!

I had one of these a long time ago but it's so small that even with a 9V battery attached, it can get lost, hence my replacement. It's about 70-ish lumens, similar in power to my Energizer Hard Case 90 degree flashlight (the IPX4). Not super powerful, but let's be real, people who actually use flashlights in the dark know that 70 lumens is like opening those thick curtains at grandma's house on a sunny day. Those 700-1,000 lumen flashlights are completely unnecessary for a typical day-to-day, IMHO. This pocket light I literally carry in that tiny pocket on the right side of my jeans, since it's always a perfect fit. Always on hand and it doesn't drain the 9V battery very badly since they're LEDs. By the way, this flashlight is literally a cap that sticks onto a 9V battery's terminals. Snaps together like Lego's. Some people might not feel comfortable about that, but it works just fine.

Awesome for all those extra smoke detector batteries

What a clever idea for a compact, utilitarian flashlight. Keep one in each car, that drawer in the kitchen, a couple in the camping gear, the nightstand.... Gave one to the granddaughter who just got her own car. With the way batteries last these days, these flashlights a long time.