PIOOCAN Rechargeable Flashlights 1200 Lumens EDC Flashlight, AA Pocket Flashlight High Lumens with Clip, Super Bright Small Flashlights, 4 Modes Flash Light for Camping, Home, and Emergencies (Green)

I bought this for when I go on walks with my dogs at night and to have when I run late-night deliveries. This small light has exceeded my expectations for the price. I listed some pros and improvements if they make another generation. Pros -Removable rechargeable battery - It's great that the device has this, and it can be swapped at a moment's notice or charged day-to-day with no problems. From 0 to 100, It took about two hours! The battery also didn't run as hot when charging. -Added Clip - The provided clip is excellent for attaching to most items, and I found it very useful putting it on my hats at night. It is an easier way to have a light hands-free when needed. -Tactile Button - Unlike other lights in this price range, the button is tactile and rigid. You won't miss clicking this button, but you get a satisfying click when you want to turn it on! -Run Time - The quoted run time was correct at the middle level of brightness, which I took a picture of in my review for others to see. At that brightness, most will be happy for day-to-day use. -Lightweight - Flashlight is very lightweight; it will fit nicely into any EDC bag, purse, or backpack without taking up much room! If you're getting into EDC items or something affordable, this one is worth it! Improvement -More ways to attach it - Hopefully, in the future, they can make better clips or a smaller size so it can fit on keychains! -Sharper front end - As with most EDC lights, you would want the front to be more significant and pronounced to protect the lens and help with other specifics.

this is by far my favorite flashlight! it's so bright for how small it is and is very durable and the fact you can use AA batteries as well as the rechargable battery is convienent. the brightness adjustment on it is also very easy to use and it's size makes it extremely portable and fits easily in your pocket.

I work in an auto shop so I need a flashlight pretty often but carrying a bulky one isn’t great and I’m constantly on the move so having one clipped to my belt isn’t comfortable plus it runs the risk of scratching paint as I move around cars. THIS little beauty is super compact in the pocket, brighter than the sun, and easy to use because the brightness setting stays the same so you can simply click it on and off (you don’t have to cycle through all the brightness settings every time). It’s important to note that the rechargeable battery it comes with is 3.7 volts, not the 1.5 volts that most “AA” or “14500” batteries are. When you put a normal 1.5V battery in it, it works of course, but it’s nowhere near as bright. That said, the battery lasts me a couple days of reasonably heavy use, but I’m never nervous about it going dead because USB-C chargers are literally everywhere these days. Time will tell on how long it lasts, but it seems to be made well, the button is very tactile, so I feel like it will hold up for a long time even with nearly daily use. The only “negative” I can think of is that on the highest setting, it does get kinda hot pretty quickly. I only use it for 10-20 seconds at a time for the most part, but keep that in mind if you plan to use it for extended periods and you need to illuminate the moon during the day. It doesn’t get hot on the first and second brightness settings though. If you need a compact and super bright light that is rechargeable, this is the one for you! Thank me later!

I absolutely love this little flashlight. I've owned this flashlight for about 2-3 months and work nights so it's definitely pretty used by myself. Definitely my EDC flashlight. I've even decided to buy another one to have mounted to my home defense shotgun. There are 3 downsides I found about this little piece of gear. One, the battery life isn't very good but considering it flashes up to 1200 lumens I'm not too surprised about it. The battery that comes rechargeable and it's not hard to find a similar product on Amazon that sells rechargeable batteries. Two, the paint is already scratching off. I keep this in my pocket everyday and the paint I can tell will not last very long but it's not too much of a problem to me personally. Three, the double sided clip catches onto a lot of random things if you keep it clipped to your pocket often. Eventually you will need to bend the clip back into place to where it clips nice and tug. But a pair of pliers should do the trick. Not too much of an issue. The flashlight itself works absolutely fine and as advertised. Definitely a well invested purchase. Well enough for me to want another one.

I have a flashlight addiction. I found this little gem while browsing Amazon and realized that I needed a small orange flashlight because I didn’t have one. The PIOOCAN Rechargeable Flashlight with 1200 lumens fits the everyday carry niche perfectly. Here are a few things I’ve noticed since receiving it: Battery: The battery itself is what you plug in via USB-C to recharge. There is no charging port on the flashlight itself. Most of the other rechargeable flashlights I own allow you to plug directly into the body of the light. This is convenient but allows the introduction of foreign material (pocket lint, moisture, beef jerky, etc.) into the charging port, which can have consequences. The battery-only recharging keeps a watertight seal against the outside world using a silicon O-ring. There are 2 extra O-rings included in the box. The light will also work with a standard AA battery. Brightness Levels: There are 3 brightness levels on this light: Dim, Normal Bright, and Really Bright (my words). The light “clicks” on/off using the only button on the light. A partial push will toggle between the brightness levels, and the light will turn back on to the last brightness setting after you turn it off. Strobe Light Function: There is also a strobe light function that shows a fast, slower, fast, slower pattern. I initially thought it was me changing the strobe speed but eventually figured out it was the flashlight. Light Beam: The light beam itself has a great balance of spot and flood lighting that will work great in most situations. I think the fancy reflector has something to do with that. The middle part of the reflector is dimpled (looks like orange peel) while the outer part is smooth. Clip: The light clips perfectly to my ball cap and allows a good hands-free user experience. Someone commented that they didn’t like the clip, but it is easily removable if it bugs you that much. Heat: The business end of the light does get warm in Really Bright mode. Overall, this is a nice little light. Worth the money if you are looking for a small, bright, and simple EDC flashlight.

I know it's not to everyone's taste, but the candy orange anodizing on the body of this light is absolutely striking. The L2 is a 14500 cell (supplied) powered admin light that is just the right size in the hand. I got this light for my wife, specifically because it had a dead simple UI and was duel fuel being able to recharge via type c port built direct into the battery cell or run directly off of a standard AA cell. As a flashlight enthusiast, I understand battery safety and I have the ability to charge any rechargeable cell I encounter. My wife does not. She doesn't care to learn either. She just wants a light that works. The L2 just works. As long as she can charge her phone, She can charge the 14500 cell via USB-C. If she can't charge, she knows she can stick a AA in there and she's good to go. I wrote "AA" on the side of the cell with an alcohol based marker. In case she has somehow lost the cell, I wrote it on the inside of the tailcap as well. Trust me when I say, she does not baby this light. It lives a rough existence clipped to her janitor sized key ring via the supplied lanyard. It is absolutely washing machined on a daily basis inside whatever purse she's running for the day and subjected to highly pigmented liquids via make-up products. I washed this light off with grease remover and warm water until the rainbow tinted water ran clear and it looks basically brand new. If you are a gear abuser like my wife, I can confirm this light will take it. The reverse click tail cap is extremely satisfying to fidget with. The Simple UI makes this an ideal light for my wife or anyone who picks it up. Click on, click off Half-click to cycle modes: low, mid, high Double half-click for strobe Persistant memory allows the light to remeber the last mode used even if the battery has been swapped. This light (battery installed) only weights ~60g Comes with: 14500 USB-C rechargeable cell Duel direction firction fit pocket clip Lanyard USB-C cable Extra O-rings The low mode is just perfect for admin tasks and is her most used power setting by far. If you take nothing else away from this, know that this light single handedly converted my wife from a non-flashlight carrier to someone who can't live without one. I've given her so many different lights and this is the only one that ever found a home in her daily carry. This is an Overbuilt, underpriced homerun.

I should start by saying, "I'm really picky about flashlights." My wife wants to put me in a 12-step program for obsessive flashlight buying. (This doesn't last long...I just ask her to step into our closet and I point to her shoe collection.) Anyway, I'm always looking for something small in size, large in lumens, and easy on the pocketbook. In order to find the perfect flashlight for the job, I have searched long and hard. Keep in mind, there's probably no flashlight made that would satisfy every need or situation. But if there is, the PIOOCAN L2 should come very, very close to it. First of all, 'brightness.' Not every situation calls for something with enough lumens to light a film studio. In fact, most of the situations I find myself in call for something not quite so...blinding. Also, realize, the brighter the light, the faster your battery will run down. The L2 is a perfect compromise on that front. Three levels of brightness, in an easy to use thumbswitch - double-click to go from dim/med/bright - and the levels are perfect for say, looking at directions in your car (too bright a light, and you'll be unable to adjust to see the road), looking around the room for where you left your glasses before bed (it happens) or searching the house because your wife heard 'a noise.' (Apparently, this is my job.) The supplied lanyard makes it easy to hook onto a nightstand or headboard. the hook lets you attach it to a shirt or pants pocket, or even affix it to the bill of a ball cap - mighty handy when you need to keep both hands free in the dark. The PIOOCAN L2 is rechargeable - but to do so, you have to remove the battery and plug it into a USB-C cable (supplied). I'm of two minds on this...it's an extra step to have to remove the battery to recharge it, but it's also going to be MUCH easier to keep it working should you drop it in a puddle or otherwise get it wet. What else? It's lightweight (solid aluminum body) and lightly crenelated bezzel make it an easy add for your every-day carry, especially when you're trying to 'go light.' All in all, it's a perfect choice for an EDC light, or anytime you need to see what you're doing, without calling in one of those howitzer flashlights that can double as a portable tanning booth.

This is my favorite light at the moment. I've bought 2... First one, the clip broke, but I'm a plumber and it goes everywhere I go and some places I can't....So, I'm really, really hard on them, and they (clips) still last waaaay longer than I expected. Waterproof as much as it can be I personally think. I already said I was a plumber, so I'm not exaggerating to say it's survived mud, grout and grit, dirt, water, high drops from ladders, drops on concrete, etc. The only improvement I can even think of would be a battery 🪫 🔋 indicator light. The Remove battery to charge is a bonus (although I didn't like it at first) because you can buy extra rechargeable AA's and even regular AA batteries since they're everywhere- definitely handy in a pinch...But, without the indicator light, you'll probably want to keep a spare battery of some sort because it doesn't dim hardly at all before it dies...I really like this light- and the brightness is legit impressive

Nice product

Great for such a small light. Very easy UI so you can hand it to anyone. USB-C on the 14500 cell is very handy for charging, plus the light can be more waterproof when there's not a USB-C port on it's body. It also can take any standard AA battery, making it a handy light to keep in your car with a few spare AA cells for emergencies. Reversible clip makes it easy to clip to my cap.