ACEBEAM Pokelit AA Rechargeable Mini Flashlight with Clip, 550 High Lumens Pocket EDC Flashlight, Super Bright Small Flashlight, 90+ High CRI Led Flashlight for Camping,Hiking,Everyday Use(Dark Green)

I gave the ACEBEAM Pokelit AA Rechargeable Pocket EDC Torch to my wife, but I have to say, it's a fantastic light that I’d recommend to anyone. It comes with a high-quality 14500 Li-ion cell that has USB-C charging, which is super convenient. The beam has an excellent CRI, similar to the Nichia 219, making it a joy to use in various situations.The size is perfect for a pocket-sized AA light—small, lightweight, and easy to carry. It also comes with a sturdy pocket clip, making it even more practical for everyday carry. The light can run off regular AA batteries at a reduced output, which is a handy feature when you don’t have access to a rechargeable cell.The machining and anodizing are top-notch, which is expected from ACEBEAM. Overall, it’s a well-built, reliable flashlight with great performance and portability. A solid option for camping, hiking, or just everyday use. Highly recommended!

You can see in the second picture I took the main beam is large or wide. It is bright and works perfect for indoors. Which is why it's at my gaming desk. When you drop something this is the correct tool for the job.The battery lasts quite a long time. I use it every day and it lasts at least a week before it needs to be charged. You have to remove the battery to charge it with a USB-C cord. It takes about an hour to get a full charge in the included lithium cell.This light claims 1000 lumens. It's close to that. I have a larger work flashlight with a higher capacity battery cell that produces 1000 lumens and outside it has a lot more range, it's a little brighter and more focused( smaller main beam). The main beam is smaller so it goes farther and looks whiter. It depends on what you want. A longer bulkier light is not good for my desk. I like to stand it up so I can find it when I drop something or need it.The size is made to clip in a shirt pocket also. No it's not as bright as a 2 cell light but it's way easier and lighter to carry. Honestly it's my favorite size. I also like having the button on the end instead of the side. It's easier to use. I have a lot of new led lights that I have bought this year. This one is my favorite so far. It's just right size.The light has 3 brightness modes. 1.Low for I have no idea what, it's not bright enough to even use imo. 2. Medium for up close work. 3 Max bright, this will get hot after about a min. This is NORMAL. A lot of power creates a lot of heat. All my good LED lights get hot on the high setting. Thus light has a different way to switch modes than any other light I have so it takes some getting used to. After you turn them on some led lights will let you tap the button to change the brightness. This one requires you to turn it on and off quickly to change modes. You get used to it but it's kind of clunky at first. If you just turn it on and use it then turn it off it will stay on the current brightness mode.If you want a well built compact light for indoors that you can carry in your pocket with ease this is your light. This light has waterproofing and is built to take outdoor use but it's not really what it is best at. Tons of light from a tiny frame. Good choice and I recommend this product.

+ solid body+ reputable manufacturer+ compact size+ strong clip - can be attached to clothing/some hats+ very bright light-especially for size+ recharges well, and rather quicklyI bought it on sale, even better than mere 20% off. At the lower price, it was a compelling deal. There are a LOT of good lights out there--and a few "stinkers". Don't buy a stinker

**EDIT**I returned this flashlight due to some of the cons I pointed out below. Ultimately I would find that the button was too mushy and would turn on in my pocket. Since this flashlight gets hot, I would feel a burning sensation inside of my pocket and realize that the flashlight was on. This posed some big safety concerns for me and I ultimately ended up exchanging it for another brand.Original Review:I'm still on the fence about the ACEBEAM Pokelit AA flashlight. As a recent EDC enthusiast, I was excited to add this little powerhouse to my kit.Pros:The brightness is undoubtedly impressive. It's a short throw, but it's perfect for everyday tasks and outshining your phone's feeble light. The three brightness settings are a nice touch, and the memory function is a convenient feature that saves you a few clicks. I also appreciate the compact size, comfortable grip, and durable build quality. The textured power button adds a nice tactile element.Oh, and I like the battery. It's a voltage AA rechargeable battery. This is included with the purchase and is not only great because its charged by a standard USB-C cable but if you ever run out of juice and are in a pitch another AA battery could do the job temporarily.Cons:I've encountered a few quirks. The half-press activation is a bit finicky, sometimes responding unpredictably. It's a minor annoyance, but it can be frustrating. Additionally, the blue accent on the black model clashes with the overall aesthetic (in my opinion).The biggest issue I've found is the tendency for the flashlight to accidentally turn on in my pocket. The button is a bit too sensitive, and it's easy to trigger while bending over or moving around. This can lead to the flashlight overheating and draining the battery.Overall, this is a solid flashlight with a lot of potential. I purchased this during Black Friday and it was only $20. Normally I have seen this closer to $30. With a few tweaks to the button sensitivity and a more cohesive design, I think this flashlight could be even better.