Archer 2A C LED Rechargeable Flashlight, High 1000 Lumens AA Flashlight with Lanyard, IPX8 Waterproof Dual Switch Small Outdoor Light for Hiking, Camping, Everyday Use, EDC - CW

I also have the bigger version with the cushion on/off switch and it started to fail, so I decided to try this one. It has a solid on/off button. Things to consider: There is only one level of brightness, it uses 1 AA battery (not sure how often I'll be changing batteries) , and it has no hanging strap. But I think it will fulfill what I need on my night walk without being too big/heavy.

Held up to a year of use, never got really wet but was taken on rainy days and nights in a back pocket. Max setting is properly bright and settings 3 and 4, I bought another one. It comes with replacement rings for the LED and the button mechanism and a replacement button, I have had no need of them yet, and lanyard is thick and able to be tightened well. Lanyard has been attached since day one.

Great little flash lite , convenient size.

Fast delivery. Quality product

I really like this flashlight. So much so, I just bought a second one. I can’t speak to the battery life yet, but I think one uses it efficiently, i.e. using only the light that you need and not full brightness all the time, it will last a good amount of time. Besides, we’re talking about two AA’s. The amount of light this produces on high is outstanding. Plus, the area that it lights up is equally impressive, even with the wide flood area. I have 3 and 4 D cell flashlights that are very nice, but this is my go-to when I walk the dogs. I need to mention that there are for levels of brightness. I use med-high or high walking the dogs, but the very low and medium will be perfect for diy tasks, especially in the attic or crawl space. Plus, the supplied adjustable lanyard will help tremendously with accidentally leaving it behind while working. A lot of us have done that, yes? I think it is a perfect tool in a flashlight. Solidly built, tactile and extremely functional. Very impressive.