OLIGHT I3T 2 EOS Pocket EDC Flashlight, 200 Lumens Compact Bright Handheld Flashlights, Dual-Output Tail Switch Light with AAA Battery and Two-Way Pocket Clip for Camping and Hiking (Black)

Excellent product. Very useful. Easy to carry with and convenient to use. Light is bright enough. Light becomes brighter with rechargeable battery.

It's fine. Received original product. Luminosity is not that great buy it is expected for such a small device. Look out for deals as we are paying a lot extra for purchasing it in India.

Stylish and practical. Nice and bright.

I don't go anywhere without this light. Provides substantial amount of light or literally any task. The two brightness settings allow you to regulate your battery consumption and select the proper brightness for whatever you're doing. Deep carry pocket clip and small size makes carrying it unintrusive in your pocket and I would forget it was there more than half the time if I didn't use it so much. Awesome light, pretty much the gold standard. No fancy bells and whistles, just a simple light with high output.

Most small flashlights have low lumens and are too technical to readily operate and need a charger and USB cord to recharge the high tech flashlight. I was looking for a flashlight that I could carry in my bag, has a fairly bright light (at least 200 lumens), and did not depend on rechargeable batteries. This flashlight fit the bill perfectly besides being very attractive to look like with the dragon and phoenix golden motif on the aluminum body. I like this flashlight a lot.

This little guy fits perfectly in your hand. It’s short and skinny enough to fit clipped on a pocket and you won’t even notice it’s there.

Olight has been hitting it out of the park with the i3T, and even the i3E, series of inexpensive, bright for what they are, durable, EDC pocket/key chain flashlights. The i3T2 has improved upon the original, but in my opinion, not significantly enough to be designated a Ver. 2.0, rather its a Ver. 1.5. The improvements include a re-positioned clip, allowing for deeper pocket carry, slightly longer run times, and slightly more lumens. The i3T2 is officially rated to accept 10440 re-chargeable batteries. However. it is noted that I have used 10440 batteries in the original i3T without any hiccups. The newer model also differs from the old by starting with the high beam instead of the low beam. Now as for this particular model, I have to hand it to Olight's marketing department, as I totally dig the pimped out design of a gold phoenix and dragon on a jet black finish. I rely on the cliche that you have to see it in person to really appreciate the art work. It is a departure from the "tacti-kool", high speed, low drag tools that I have humped around before, but being a retired citizen now, it suits my EDC needs with an added bit of flare.