LUMINTOP Tool AAA Waterproof Flashlight, 130 Lumens, IPX-8, TIR Lens, 3 Output Modes, Memory Function, Battery Powered

Arrived quickly as promised, brilliant little torch, low setting is fine for pottering around without disturbing everyone, mid setting is ideal for lighting up the footpaths when I'm out at night and the high setting is unbelievable. I don't know how this little torch can be so bright with a good range. I've used it quite a bit and battery still has a lots of life in it .I could do with another one for my car. Highly recommended..

Fantastic torch. Lasts for at least 45 minutes on medium. No useless strobe mode. The lamp and tail parts fit on either end so it's easy to revers the clip. Some complain that the clip leave too much sticking out, but I find that I use that part to grab it out of the pocket.

Fantastic torch, having a low brightness feature is surprisingly useful in situations where full beam is too dazzling. The battery will drain fairly quickly if you use it a lot (to be expected) so I'd certainly recommend having a rechargeable in there.

This has now pretty much replaced my previous torch that I would carry with me all the time, the Streamlight Microstream - which I love! I bought the black one that comes with the tail magnet, which you may as well get for little extra it costs but for the super extra convenience it offers. You can stick it to the car bonnet or a radiator for some jobs which will allow you to use both hands. This is so small you would forget you ever had it in your pocket, but it offers good versatility as soon as you need it. This one comes on by default in the medium setting of 32 lumens, which is generally what you would like as soon as you power up a torch, and then cycles to the low and then high. The high on this is mighty impressive at 110 lumens, with a decent throw and spill considering how small this light it, will not disappoint! The low of 5 is more than useable in the pitch black, some may even say it's too bright, but I'm not complaining. The rubber tail switch is high quality. The walls are slightly thinner than the very end, presumably to allow easier depression of the click, but the end being thicker so as to not wear away too quickly. Solid clicky action, only downside is it's not a forward clicky, so you cannot have momentary on, but that's a small point for a torch that isn't designed for tactical purposes. Takes a readily available AAA battery with good runtimes so efficiency is good, and you can grab a battery from any local shop/supermarket, which is handy. The clip on it is reversible so you can clip it different ways. Fairly solid clip, but I don't like how it's not deep carry. When I clip it to my cargo pants pocket, I have a decent chunk of the torch sticking out, which really annoys me and they ideally should have made the clip in a way that more of the torch was inside the pocket and less sticking out. You are not able to tailstand this light when the click tailcap installed, but with the magnetic tailcap it will tailstand. Obviously this is useful if the lights go out and you need a candle type of light in the room, and with the low settings this will last for 36 hours before you need to change the battery. A very neat touch this torch has is a glow in the dark ring around the front end. After you switch off the light, the light that was shining then allows this ring to glow, might be handy if you put it down and then forgot where you put it. I must say the one on mine isn't all that well done as part of the ring is visible and part of it is hidden, not that it bothers me since it's nothing something I require of my torches. The beam on this is very nice. It lights up a decently wide area with the transition from the centre to the edge fairly smooth, thanks to that orange peel reflector. And the tint isn't too cool white, which I like. Pros: - Very well made, small, light - High quality reflector, with good OP and centered LED emitter (using the XP-G2 emitter) producing a lovely useful beam - The tail click is a good quality rubber with solid clicky action, bonus of a tail cap with a magnet - Nicely spaced out modes, 5 lumens, 32 lumens and 110 lumens - with good efficiency - Reversible pocket clip Cons: - The pocket is not deep carry enough - this is a BIG negative as far as I am concerned - No momentary on - Will not tail stand with the clicky switch installed

Great little torch. Mine has just survived a two and a half hour turn in the washing machine and it still works! Gave a fantastic light show throughout the entire cycle as well.

Bought this a while ago now, and it’s become My favourite light,very small and easy to carry Around in a pocket,excellent build quality and Performance,highly recommended,

Great light for close up detailed objects without the white out hot spot. I'm using the eneloop pro 930mah rechargeable batteries and they work great together. When you need just enough light to be able to read comfortably this is it. There is a magnetic cap you can get separate instead of the clicky button and by turning the head of the torch your able to scroll through each level of brightness. Highly recommended 100%

Needed something small with a decent output for working behind computer cabinets, the default medium is good and lasts about the 4 hours quoted on eneloop batteries. The twisty replacement for the switch has a magnet in it but this can be removed by rotating out the spring, the magnet is not glued in. Great little light, does a lot with small AAA batteries.

My edc light for 4 years now and love it. Battery life is awsome (about 3-4 week use on single AAA), size is perfect and the main feature I love is that the light will always turn on the medium mode first (i think it was 80 lumen or so which is about perfect amount of light for my uses at work) Also this light offers the perfect blend of spot and flood for my uses (I am not a fan of spot lights and prefer abit of flood in most cases) Only con if any is that the pocket clip isn't deep carry but is reversible which is very handy on a brim of a hat as a hands free headlamp. I have multiple flash lights, some near/over $100 but I find this is my goto light in most cases for the size and ease of use for fraction of the cost.

Cette petite lampe de poche est très pratique, sa petite taille permet de l'emporter partout, idéal dans la vie de tout les jours surtout pour quelqu'un comme moi qui l'utilise au quotidien dans mon travail. L'autonomie est convenable au vue de sa puissance, les 3 modes d'eclairage sont très pratique et pertinent. De plus c'est un produit très bien designer, jolie, légère, discrète, juste au top. Le vendeur est sérieux, l'envoie rapide, et l'emballage propre. Je recommande pour toute personne souhaitant acquérir une petite lampe de poche pratique et efficace a un prix plus que raisonnable par rapport a sa qualité et ses performances.

Tenemos muchas linternas LED en casa, las típicas que puedes comprar en los chinos o en la ferretería. Esta alumbra más que todas ellas, y es enana (tiene poco más diámetro que una pila AAA, y no es más larga que 2 pilas). Los acabados son perfectos, el botón tiene un tacto muy adecuado. Lo único que se podría mejorar es que recuerde en qué intensidad de luz la dejaste para volverse a encender en esa, en vez de tener que dar la vuelta al ciclo. Por este precio, no hay nada ni remotamente mejor.

The Lumintop Tool AAA... AKA the "little brother to the Tool AA 2.0". We all know of it. Most of us have used it. We can all agree that the Tool AAA and the Tool AA 2.0 are hailed as some of the best bang-for-your-buck in the AAA and AA flashlight world. And for good reason too! There are a couple of categories I would like to go over. First: Value, second: Performance, and third: Design! Value: 4.5/5 The reason I give it that score is because most often then not, the Tool AAA is on sale. I usually pick one of these up when they are. I have purchased many of them for gifts for friends and or family. I have also gifted them to coworkers who are not familiar with flashlights. Everyone loves them! I wish they came with the replaceable magnetic tail cap as a standard. Performance: 4.5/5 110 lumens on a key-chain is plenty bright! Especially for a flashlight. The Cree XP-G2 (R5) LED emitter does a great job in providing usable light when needed. Design: 5/5 VERY small form factor! Disappears in your pockets. Perfect size for my children and my wife. They all love it too! In love with the clicky-switch! The knurling is perfect and attractive to boot. It's in all the right places and not too rough. The logo/lettering actually compliments the flashlight unlike other brands of flashlights. The reversible clip makes it very convenient when using it on the bill of my hat. I would love to see a deep carry pocket clip option in the future! The glow gasket was a thoughtful touch and has proven to come in handy when using it at night while my family is asleep. Seems like a quality anodized finish. Strong, resilient and light. I have been using this little torch all I can the last couple of weeks putting it trough its paces and it hasn't ceased to impress. This is my go to AAA flashlight and I carry it every day. Thanks for provided us another great flashlight, Lumintop!

La torcia è piccola (sembra una torcia tattica miniaturizzata), potente, e i livelli d’illuminazione ben spaziati. Alimentata da una singola batteria comune AAA 1,5volt o ricaricabile 1,2volt. I livelli di illuminazione sono 3 mediante rotazione, avanti e indietro, o pulsante posteriore. Di default si accende sempre con il livello medio (32 lumen - circa 4 ore) abbastanza potente in casa (ottimo a mio giudizio)... utile per svolgere tutti i lavori più comuni... a volte anche troppo potente... _ il secondo livello (5 lumen - circa 36 ore) molto discreto, aiuta a muoversi in casa nella notte senza dare fastidio; è ottima per muoversi agevolmente, per cercare le cose o per svolgere piccole funzioni senza disturbare... _ il terzo (110 lumen - circa 30 minuti) potente per illuminare bene ad una decina di metri e sicuramente anche oltre; però per brevi utilizzi (non solo per il rapido consumo della batteria ma anche per evitare surriscaldamenti). Forse un unico neo... la “clip” per agganciarla al taschino o al berretto: può rigare la testa mobile della torcia. Comunque è una piccola cosa, che si fa perdonare ampiamente, viste le ottime qualità. Confezione con contenitore in plastica dove troviamo: _ la torcia con doppia accensione clicky (a pulsante) e a torsione (con magnete sul fondo) _ 2 o-rings (guarnizioni per rendere la torcia resistente a pioggia e acqua bassa... 2 metri) _ un gancio con moschettone per utilizzare la torcia come portachiavi _ una batteria che è dentro la torcia ed in genere è una Duracell (ricordarsi di togliere la protezione sul fondo della batteria che evita l’accensione della torcia). Direi una dotazione completa, e le prime impressioni sono ottime circa la luminosità (per i miei utilizzi in casa), i materiali e la fattura sono assolutamente buoni. Aggiungo, ancora, che non la considero una torcia primaria (cioè principale ed unica) da portare con sé per chi ama fare delle escursioni o vivere alcuni giorni in tenda. Comunque la consiglio perché è un’ottima torcia secondaria, da avere sempre con sé; piccola, abbastanza potente, che pesa poco e non si avverte ad averla in tasca. Può essere molto utile in emergenza, per sbrigare piccoli lavori o in tenda o fuori all’aperto, quando la luce è scarsa: e avendo degli ottimi potenziali che può esprimere solo sperimentandola. E’ stata provata solo in casa e non all’aperto... comunque da consigliarne assolutamente l’acquisto.