Pocket Flare 2.0 Mini-Flashlight Module Kit

tldr: This is by far my favorite light that I have ever owned, and I recommend this to anyone and everyone. This is an incredible flashlight. It’s compact, the clip lets you put it just about anywhere on your clothes, and it’s not only bright, but rechargeable. I work as an HVAC technician, and my most used tool is my headlamp, but now it’s my flare 2. The flood light mode (mode 3) is incredible at lighting up an area, and the inspection light (mode 1 and 2) is great for tight areas. The included picture is in a pitch black room, yet when I clip it to my shirt, I can work with both hands as if the room were fully lit. It’s easier to maneuver than my previous inspection light, and it’s RECHARGEABLE! My current headlamp eats through 3 AAA batteries each week, and I’ve spent $20 on batteries alone for it in the last 6 months. This light? Charge it in my work truck every so often between calls and you’ve got consistently bright light. I completely and wholeheartedly recommend this to any trade worker, inspector, or anyone who needs a reliable and consistent light.

Flashlight attaches to Keyport Pivot 2.0 for certain instances as well for use in low, limited, or no light at all situations. It is very bright , three setting's, and is rechargeable!! Definitely a must have to go on your Keyport Pivot 2.0

Very bright light. Reasonable price for a nice flashlight.

I love this light. I can clip it on myself and make myself visible while walking or crossing the street at night. Have a personal flashlight that I don't need to find my way around the house at night. Use it as a night light or cabinet light. It's so useful that I bought 2nd. Nice a bright with the full power mode lasted about 50-60 minutes. Not full 90 but it's still plenty of time to get things done.

The size of this flashlight is perfect. The problem is the battery drains even when not in use. I have quit carrying it because every time I went to use it the battery was dead. Update: Keyport reached out and offered a replacement Pocket Flare. After testing, it appears my original Pocket Flare was defective. I have updated my rating (including an extra star for the customer service).

I had several of the Flare 1.0s, and it was a staple on my Pivot and Slide. But it had its flaws. This version fixes all of those little things. It has three modes, each brighter than the last. The addition of USB-C charging is a welcome touch too. This nifty bundle is gonna get stashed in my glove box for use whenever I am out and about in the dark. The third light mode will definitely brighten the area up. Like all of KeyPort's other items, this is an excellent addition to the line.

I have searched high and low, and I don't think there's a better flashlight for EDC out there. Yes, it's not the brightest or longest lasting, but it's plenty bright and long lasting for what you need on most days, and the form factor can't be beat. The color of the main led is a little cool for my liking, and it doesn't match the color temperature of the lantern mode LEDs, which is annoying. Those latter LEDs have a much better warm white color though, and the flexibility to clip it on a pocket or lapel in lantern mode is great. Highly recommend.

Great Concept — Just Needs a Few Key Improvements I really like the overall design and portability of this flashlight. The flat, compact form factor is perfect for clipping inside a bag with MOLLE loops, and it’s super handy for nighttime use. That said, there’s a lot of untapped potential here. First, the runtime definitely needs improvement—adding at least an extra hour would make a big difference, especially without increasing the size. A better battery, like those used in Nitecore lights, could help with this. Second, the lighting options could be more versatile. I’d love to see red and UV side lights added. Red light is especially helpful at night since it doesn’t ruin night vision or travel far—great for discreet tasks in the dark. One of my biggest frustrations is the lack of a memory function. It should remember the last used mode, and ideally let users reprogram the click order. Having to click three times just to get to the main lamp isn’t practical, especially when it’s clipped and used frequently. Being able to make the headlamp the first click would be a major upgrade. If this flashlight kept the same sleek design but added more lighting modes (white/red/UV with low, medium, and high), programmable settings, longer runtime, and a slightly tougher, waterproof case—it would be near perfect. I’d happily pay $30–$50 for a 3-in-1 keychain/backpack light with those features. Please build on this platform—maybe even a mini version for top backpack pockets. You’ve got something great here. Just give it the upgrades it deserves, and I’ll be first in line to buy another.

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