5.0 out of 5 stars Very good price, does exactly what it says on the tin!

r.c. · 24 December 2025

Excellent torch ~ have just ordered a second! Compact but powerful, needed for the car, especially on these dark nights. Fast charging and very straightforward to operate! Definitely recommend!

5.0 out of 5 stars Lightweight. Smallish. Good beams.

M. · 25 January 2026

Light with very good beams. Easy to use and good smallish size. Just what I wanted.

4.0 out of 5 stars Nice compact decent size torch

a. · 26 October 2025

Solid, compact, not too heavy, charges easily, good feature having a light on the bottom so you can stand torch up and still get light where you want it.

5.0 out of 5 stars Brighter lighter and better than expected.

S. · 16 January 2026

Exactly what I needed - lightweight torch with a very bright beam. A further advantage, it’s rechargeable, so no discovering the battery has run out of charge just when you need it ( assuming the new torch can take a partial charge fairly quickly). In addition to the very bright “straight ahead” beam I can use the diffused sidelight.

5.0 out of 5 stars Good lightweight torch

F.B. · 23 December 2025

Great product and at a very good price. Good bright beam and very light weight. Delivery on be time. Pleased with purchase.

5.0 out of 5 stars Easy to charge

L. · 25 January 2026

Great torch very bright easy to use and charge

5.0 out of 5 stars Good Beam

P.N. · 20 January 2026

Great, small and light with a very good beam

5.0 out of 5 stars A very powerful super-torch.

D.W.H. · 5 January 2026

Really bright torch (advised not to look directly at the beam!). There is a central very bright part and much less intense outer one. Also a very useful and much less light on the base. The torch is very light and compact. Excellent value for money.

Torch

P.g. · 22 December 2025

Torch. It's brilliant thank you 😊

Sturdy, Bright, Small Led Flashlight

M. · 24 December 2018

These Led flashlights seem to have a good build quality, take a single AA battery, have a push-button switch with two brightness and a flashing mode. These are badged NLA NPU or NIA NPU With Cree Q5 lamp. They also have a metal clip that works very well. Their size is great--very pocketable, also fits well in a purse, fanny pack, lunch box, or numerous places inside an automobile or truck. You can also focus the beam which I guess is a plus. They are so inexpensive I even put them in coat pockets and sometimes hand them out to friends. I used to buy Lux or Lux-Pro Led flashlights such as the Lux-Pro LP200, which is comparable to this one I am rating and a two AA battery model Lux. Problem is, for me the four or five Lux lights I have purchased over the last year do not turn on or off properly, like a short in the switch. When they will not turn you slap them on your palm and they will come on. Sometimes they will start flashing without you pressing the switch. Too bad, I really liked the Lux flashlights but not if they give out so soon--latest one lasted two months and cost a bit more. Just about all flashlights are made in China. Lux claims on their web site that if you have a problem they will take care of it--NOT!!! Unless they need more than three months to return an email and answer a simple question. I bought Lux both on Bolo and also in Lowes when they were running a special which I believe was a single AA and a double AA as a promotion for around $12. Also, the adds for lamps like this are usually referred to as "Tactical." Give me a break.

Lightweight and easy to carry/store

D.D.R. · 14 April 2019

It’s incredible how you can get five flashlights with this kind of quality and these kinds of features for this kind of price. Granted these little lights aren’t going to guide you on your next spelunking adventure, but for what they are it’s pretty great.These flashlights are the same design as most others in the category. What makes them really cool is that they have the adjustable focus. All you need to do, is slide the lense section forward or backward, and the bean either focuses, or disperses. Usually, you don’t get that on these little type lights… You have to get the larger ones to get the adjustable beam.In a nutshell, these are great little lights. They’re made of aluminum, the lense is acrylic or plastic, but not glass, so it’s less prone to shattering. The rear cover houses the switch which can toggle the light on and off, as well as toggle the strobe function. The one thing that surprised me was that the rear cover does come with a rubber gasket, but the front assembly where the lense is housed does not. I know that this isn’t advertised as a waterproof light, but it wouldn’t take much to make it so.Anyway, all five of my lights worked great upon arrival using a single AA cell in each of them. They’re so light and small (no pun intended), that I got them so that everyone in the family has one in their car, bike, or bag. I might need to get some more.

Cheap, bright, consider 3.7v 17500 lithium batteries if you know how to care for them

J.H. · 4 May 2021

Build quality is usable but not amazing. Definitely not a streamlight, but also much much cheaper. These supposedly take a AA and they do work with that size battery, but the light isn't super bright and they have a LOT of extra space left around it. I was trying to figure out what these were actually made for given the large battery compartment and 4.2v rating, and using a battery voltage/size chart I found a cell called a 17500 that comes in a 3.7v rechargeable lithium version. Fits perfectly and very bright, and supposedly rated for 1100mAh, but I had to add a washer to the end of them since they're flat on the positive end like they were primarily intended for a larger battery pack. (If you decide to go this route be sure to not drain these batteries fully before recharging- unlike the alkaline batteries you may be used to, lithium cells can be damaged by low voltage! charge them if they ever get noticably low.)One minor downside (that I've also seen with other cheap flashlights) is that when you focus the beam for long distance, it projects an actual image of the LED emitter. The light beam becomes a square with three smaller rectangles inside, with very noticeable light and dark areas instead of a nice consistent spot. It can be kinda distracting, but isn't insurmountable

5 Mini LED Flashlights

J.J. · 11 May 2019

The mini set of five flashlights works just as advertised. I wanted a flashlight that is small, has a clip on the side and gives good light. The first one is attached to my Mom's walker so if the power is out at night and she needs to get up she can turn on the light that we have attached to the walker to light her way. It needed to be small, give good light and be easy to use with a button that worked easily. She is 99 and her hands are not as strong as a younger person. This little flashlight is perfect for her needs. The rest are about the house & one is in the car and one in my purse. The clip on the side is a great idea. The price is supper good for five of these handy lights and earlier tonight when the power went out during a thunderstorm they worked for us to move around the house.They also work great when you drop something in the carpet and have to look to find a small object.Note: They do not come with batteries and each takes one AA battery.