ThruNite EDC Flashlight Archer Mini, 405 Lumens Tail Switch LED Flashlight, USB C Rechargeable Little Pocket Penlight for Camping, Outdoor, and Emergency - Cool White

It works perfectly. When charging red LED, battery full blue LED. USB C port hidden inside a socket that unscrews. Airtight bushing by rubber gasket. I like that. 16mm in diameter in the widest part. Bright light in the most intense position. Retains the load. You combine with the Leatherman. ⚠️ the switch is out of the body, if you load something that pushes it can be turned on, otherwise very good. Nobody pays me for this opinion!

I originally purchased this for my EDC bag, but once I received it and began using it regularly, I stopped putting it in the bag and just began carrying it in my pocket. It's small enough to be non-intrusive and non-bulky, certainly nice and light, but it packs a very strong beam, which comes in handy for all sorts of tasks, like searching for dropped items, car maintenance, finding things in dim closets, DIY projects, etc. I thought the rechargeable element might be an annoyance, but it's not a dealbreaker and certainly beats swapping out batteries all the time. Highly recommended.

We have a small farm, and not every nook and cranny is illuminated, even before the sun goes down. I bought a couple of these for my husband and I so we could each have a small handy rechargeable flashlight on hand for the looking in dark corners tasks that occur daily. If you double click when turning on, the little light is very bright for it's diminutive size, and the dimmer setting is sufficient for walking around uneven ground after dark. Love the reverse clip! Works well on a hat bill or clipped outside a front jeans pocket when trying to finish up planting after dusk.

Unobtrusively small, you could drop it in a purse or camera case or similar and have a backup light. The advertised max lumens is for "turbo" mode, which you access via double-tap of the rear button. That is actually surprisingly bright, but will only run at that level for a few moments before dropping to about 1/3 of the brightness. A single-tap gets you a normal, non-adjustable level of relatively low brightness (15 lumens) that will last for hours, and could mean the difference between not seeing and seeing in a very dark place, but is practically too dim to be of much general utility. Look to the larger Archer Pro (AA sized vs. the AAA size of this light) for better practical usability. Note that the battery is sealed into this light. Recharging is pretty easy, though, with a USB-C cable (a relatively short one is supplied).

This little bad boy is THE BEST EDC LIGHT! Let me tell you why. I've got some Olights and other brands and they tend to be 4-6" long and 100 or so lumens. This little bad boy has a dim first setting, great for low light needs and walking the dog. But it also has an incredibly bright punch of the sun for being so tiny at setting 2 should you need that as well. Not to mention, it's what, 2.5 inches long and like an ounce of weight? I carry it in my pocket daily, and bang it into stuff all the time and it's still going just as strong as the first day I got it. And even better, it charges QUICKLY with USB Type C which is conveniently secured underneath a screw down compartment on the side of the light up by the bulb area. Keeps it dust and debris free so it will always charge without fail. Like an EDC knife, you just don't realize how much you use a flashlight until you have one. And I can confidently say that this little thing punches far outside of its class and works better than the overly fat and overly long more expensive "EDC" lights sold by more well known brands. PS - I have two of these. Thats how much I liked em. One for home (black) and one that goes with me EVERYWHERE when I leave the house (tan). You literally CANNOT beat this light. Get one. Get two like I did. Or just buy a ton and hand em out. I promise you won't regret it.