OLIGHT I3T EOS 180 Lumens Dual-Output Slim EDC Flashlight for Camping and Hiking, Tail Switch Flash Light with AAA Battery (Desert Tan)

This is a fantastic small penlight. Tiny, just a bit bigger than the AAA that powers it, the thumb switch is light and responsive, giving the choice of low power or high, 5 lumens (which is perfect for use in the middle of the night) and 180 lumens, which lights up the entire room. Made solidly, this light comes in a wide array of colors. Check the Olight store for options, such as the Red Lava model. Can be had for under 20 dollars, which is a fine bargain, especially in today's economy.

Love this light. This is perfect light for most of my situations. I also have a bigger olight but sometimes too bright for campsite. I also like this light has a two way clip, can use regular in a pocket but also on brim of a hat and instant headlamp that is not too bright to use at campsite and go to bathroom and not ruin night vision. I also like it runs on normal batteries so don’t have to worry about charging if camping in remote spot.

Bought this November 2021! I love Olight and I’ve become a huge fan! This light is still going strong. The Olight community is amazing. I purchased over 100 lights! I love to give them to friends & family! Try it and you will see yourself!

Bright, but short lived and easily turns on in pocket by accident. Sometimes it’s only low output so it doesn’t die quickly but it can go to high output and it gets really hot on the leg. I would also rather a lower high setting and a more usable low setting. I bought this one since it is half the price of my usual Streamlight, but the streamlight is worth the extra cost

I carried a Fenix LD09 for a long time and really liked it. But when I lost it, I started carrying a Fenix E11 that I had. It was good, but I realized that I like having multiple brightness options for the sake of battery life and low light conditions when I don't need to be blinded. Well, I recently lost the E11, so I started shopping and came across this one.My previous lights rubbed hole through my back pocket, so I wanted something smaller since I'm a small guy. So I was comparing the Fenix LD02, the O-Light iT3, and the Streamlight Microstream USB. The Fenix was smaller, but it's the dimmest, only has one brightness setting, and most importantly, isn't sold on Amazon Prime. So I gave the O-Light a try since it was the next smallest. I love it. It's exactly what I needed. It's tiny, has a great battery life (for a AAA), and is plenty bright.It may not be what you need. If you have older eyes, you may not like it since the dim setting is really dim. But since I use the dim setting when I don't want to wake up my wife or kids in the tent, it's just right. The dim setting is just enough to see the path and tell if you're going to step on a snake (I can personally confirm). It's like one of those old keychain LEDs when they first came out - not bright enough to do much, but gives just enough light when you don't need much. It's perfect for an EDC light.The bright setting, however, is plenty bright for a tactical light that fits in your pocket. It will easily light up my living room. It's theoretically a little brighter than my previous EDCs, but it doesn't shine quite as far. So far, that hasn't been an issue...after all, it's a AAA flashlight that fits in your pocket, not a spotlight; there's only so much you can ask.The battery life hasn't been an issue for me. I use my flashlight multiple times a day. I don't use it all day; I'm not working in attics for a living, but for normal stuff, it's great. I just went camping for 2 nights, and it did everything I needed. However, I highly recommend using rechargeable batteries so you can always have a hot battery.And for $20, being one of the cheapest EDC options, I am so impressed. I would totally give this to my kids for camp-outs if they were old enough.The clip is a huge improvement over the Fenix. It is very secure, but not too hard to clip. The hat clip is awesome. I had aspired to buying a headlamp for a long time, but now all I have to do is put on a ball cap and clip on the light. It works perfectly.The button is good. It does turn on to dim first, then you have to press again for bright. That's good for an EDC but less good for a tactical light. I'm torn. You might not like that, and I totally understand.Overall, I'm very impressed and have already recommended it to others. If you're looking for a AAA light, this one will not disappoint. If you care about size, get this one. If you don't care about size, there are probably options you'll like more.

I’ve got a micro stream light that I paid $30 for. This is as nice if not better for 1/3 the price. Plus, if it dies, just throw a new battery in it. The stream light has to be charged for several hours.

This is a nice bright, yet small flashlight that fits neatly on my side, and the fact that it only has 2 modes without having to cycle through 6 modes to get bright is awesome.It feels durable yet is light in the hand.The switch is easy to use.

Very compact, push button is very tactile and you can momentary or lock on with it, which is useful if you’re wanting the bright setting you can just momentary to get to the bright mode. It’sa great little pocket flashlight. Fits right beside my pen and multitool on my pocket.