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

As someone who has spent an embarrassing amount of time obsessing over flashlights, the ThruNite EDC Flashlight Archer Mini has absolutely earned its place in my collection. It’s small, lightweight, and packs an impressive punch for its size. Whether you’re using it for everyday carry or just marveling at its brilliant beam, this flashlight delivers.The brightness settings are easy to adjust, and I’m consistently impressed by how long the battery lasts, even on higher settings. Plus, the build quality feels rock solid. It’s durable, has a nice texture to prevent slipping, and the button is responsive.For anyone who’s as obsessed with flashlights as I am, this one is a must-have. It might be mini in size, but it certainly doesn’t skimp on performance. If you’re looking for something portable yet powerful, this flashlight is worth every penny.

The description of this light is dead on. It is small but bright. The light can easily go in your pocket without you really know that it’s there. I used it for the first time after a ballgame and to say I’m impressed is an understatement. Perfect light to throw in your pocket and just have when you need it. The only drawback to me would be the tail button is a little confusing with clicking for this or that. Just get the light and be impressed like I am.

I absolutely LOVE this flashlight. Full disclosure, this isn’t my first archer mini- I purchased one two years ago, and it became my EDC. I lost it around Christmas, and after a week I got mad at myself and ordered this replacement.Quality wise, these little things are top notch. Despite their small size, their brightness matches larger pen lights from more popular brands (looking at you, Streamlight micro usb). Durability is awesome as well, my old light made it 2 years of rough shop abuse and still worked perfectly. This replacement is almost the same, minus one change- the older one seemed to have a 4,300k color temperature, this one is more 5.500knor so- pure white with no yellow. It’s light weight, and I don’t even notice it in my pocket. Battery life is great, and if you mainly use low like me you’ll be able to get several days of regular use out of it. Makes a great stocking stuffer, or just a good present for that flashlight lover!I do wrap the middle section in heat shrink so I can hold it with my mouth, it’s easier on the teeth and gives a bright area to help find the light if it fails

This is a really good EDC light. Super compact size makes it easy to clip in your pant or shirt pocket . The beam is very bright on high and usable on low and only has one strobe mode which is one more than most need . The metal tail switch is easy to operate and is large for a compact light this size which is a plus. Charges quickly and has plenty of run time . Compared to my Streamlight microstream it is a little bit shorter , a tiny bit thicker and a little brighter on the high mode and about the same on the lower setting. A good value in a well made , rechargeable , EDC pocket mini light.I would definitely recommend this light and would buy again.

A lot of "EDC" flashlights are really too big to comfortably carry with a pocket clip and are better suited to a holster, and a couple super-mini, single AAA lights I've tried are disappointingly dim and it seems like they always need a new battery.Been really happy with this one. It's both slim and short and disappears in the corner of your pocket. Very easy lock-out function to prevent battery drain from accidental button presses. The initial "low" brightness is good for finding keys or other tasks in the dark, or as a work light clipped to a hat brim. The stuff you'd otherwise be fumbling with your phone to unlock and turn the "flashlight" feature on. Plenty, without blowing out your night vision. Double tap for high and it's surprisingly bright given the size if you need more "flashlight" and less "penlight". The initial brightness on high does fade/thermal throttle after a few minutes, but it levels off at a claimed 150 lumen, which feels about right and still very usable for tasks that require more light. The double-sided clip is a nice touch- so it can work as a pocket clip, or clipped to a hat brim for hands free use (how many lights forget that one little thing is crazy). No convoluted button-tap patterns or sequences to remember.It only charges at about 2w, but it is USB-C (no stupid proprietary charge cables) and there's no fiddly rubber covers or crappy threads to take apart to remove batteries to charge. Just unscrew the buttery smooth focus ring all the way- it has a stop, won't accidentally come all the way off- to reveal the charge port. Very easy.For $20 really impressed, my new EDC light. Spent considerably more on lights I don't like as much and just aren't as well designed.