QuiqLiteX Hands Free Pocket Concealable Flashlight (Various LED Color Options)

I've been using this for about a month now and am very impressed with it. It is bright enough to make notes in the dark and I have turned it on when in the pitch black so it illuminates my path.The fact it is usb rechargeable is a massive bonus so no annoying batteries to buy or fiddly screws to lose.I was job issued the Peli light and was going to buy another one as I was tired of swapping the lights over when I switched from black to hi viz jackets. However I am so glad I discovered this one instead. It is much brighter than the Peli (9 lumens compared to 150, I didn't realise the Peli was so low either!) and being rechargeable is better. I used to change the battery on my Peli and still be annoyed it is so dim.It has 2 led bulbs with a couple of modes so one click - one bulb, 2 clicks - both bulbs, on top is a smaller button which gives it a 'light boost' and press and hold and it is on flashing mode.The light head flips up like the Peli but you have to press the button to turn it on so different from the Peli there.It is a bit bigger and a lot less cheap plasticity than the Peli. Where the Peli looks like a cheap toy with its shiny plastic case, this is more solid and well built.So it comes in 2 parts, together it has the swivel clip which I've put on my vest using an elastic band to secure it from moving around/being ripped off (I did the same with the Peli, I've lost a couple otherwise). With this base clip secured, I can still slide the light up and remove it from its base to use where needed. When removed like this, it still has a shirt clip To attach so I could use it without the base.I prefer using it all together as that way I can secure the base to my uniform and still easily remove the light to use a backup hand torch which couldn't have been done with the PeliThis light unit also has a magnetic back which I haven't used within work yet but I've tested it on metal surfaces and it sticks.Although this torch is 100x more superior than the Peli torch, brighter, more functionality, more practical and rechargeable which is its biggest asset. I bought this for approx £27 which is about £5/6 more than the Peli light but it is definitely worth it as I would probably spend that much on batteries alone (well OK the job would!).Peli lights used to be job issued until about 1-2 years ago but they have stopped now, get this instead!!

Highly recommended for anyone working in frontline roles, or in dark environments. Frees up hands to write reports, treat patients, deal with a situation like turning on a generator or similar. Great bang for your buck and would recommend to anyone who hates cradling their torch in their arms or mouth to write.Bright lights with great rechargeable capability, battery lasts a long time.Has three lights:WhiteRedHold for flashing light/flashing white/red (alternating).Would highly recommend buying the additional cone that adds distance and brightness to the light if you are considering using this in any dangerous or extremely dark environments, as the adverts show the light beaming from something like a quarter mile away, whereas the regular light without the additional cone is not THAT visible from a distance at all. Otherwise, no problems so far. Highly flexible, adaptable tool, and one of those things you go AH, how have I gone so long without this!.

Bright enough for dusk and dawn when the sun is not bright enough, not that it's sunny here in old Blighty.Red light comes on first, then White, then off. This is much better than other quiqlite torches that turn on white first. This is especially useful to preserve night vision.The white light is apparently 20lumens and jumps to 75lumens with the button at the back of the torch, but I have not notice a huge jump between the 20 and 75. It definitely does not seem like 20lumens, and the lux may well be different - another torch I have at 9lumens outshines the QuiqLite X. The light produces a nice circle and very even shading from the centre to the circumference. I'll post a picture. Red is a very nice red, not orange nor pink.The strobe has come in handy at the roadside to alert passers by; as well as moving through crowds when people do not see me coming. T'is also fun to pretend you are an emergency vehicle responding in scenarios.It's really light so it doesn't pull my shirt down as with many heavier torches (ie. Quiqlite stealth). The swivel that torch is mounted on is great as it is not loose but set in increments of about 15 degrees. This means that the torch does not spin round due to gravity. The clip is nice and secure to attach to shirts, trousers, music stands, hats, shoulder lapels, helmets. The magnetic back has been useful to attach to fridges, vehicles, computers, music stands.