BORUITS1 Pen Light USB C Rechargeable Keychain EDC Flashlight 80 Lumens Super Bright Pocket Mini Flashlight with 5 Light Modes for Camping Work and Emergencies (2PCS Grey)

These things surprise the heck out of me because they were brighter than advertised. The front light easily reaches trees across a field where I live and the other added features such as the price red and blue police looking lights and the UV lights work surprisingly well. Was a little bit of a learning curve but after you get it you just get it lol. The battery life is incredible for the size of this flashlight and even has a really loud whistle on the back

These are pretty good flashlights, with maybe a little too much going on. They're a little big for a keychain flashlight, at least for me, bit they are small, fairly bright and rechargeable, although some would prefer a removable battery for this type of light. Not sure about the whistle, a keychain alarm would be much better, and the colored lights are basically for show, but that's all subjective. I gave one to each of my grandkids for Christmas, and they like all of it. I did mark it down one star for durability. I don't see it lasting very long, due to the fact it'd pretty much made of plastic.But, for $10, it's probably still worth it, but there are plenty of small EDC flashlight that are all metal for close to the same price.

This is a nice two-pack of rechargeable keychain flashlights. At current pricing the 2 pack is a much better value and even if you only need one you can surely find a deserving person to use the other.The flashlight is turned on with a button press and comes on in the bright mode which is definitely very bright (stated at 80 lumens) for a penlight sized flashlight. A second button press activates the lower intensity mode.The side colored LEDs are activated by a prolonged button press and can cycle among the modes with repeated presses of the button. The modes are:steady redflashing redflashing red & blueUV (probably 395 nm)I don't find the colored LEDs particularly practical but others may find otherwise. The red and blue LEDs are bright but not omnidirectional nor easy to aim. The UV mode is much less intense than other dedicated UV flashlights. But it's indeed UV and the expected items will fluoresce in its light.The big bonus is that this is rechargeable so when the battery runs out you don't need to hunt for conventional batteries or button cells. Just charge it with the included USB-C cable.

Impressive little flashlights. Basic features and advanced features. Easy to carry on a key ring or carabiner. Recommended.

These feel pretty flimsy, but so far they work

This is the smallest Boruit I have tried. I really like the other lights they make. This one does exactly what it was made for. It is a keychain light. It is great for simple little things. Easy to keep in your pocket or keychain. This would be fine for camping to see around the tent at night. I would not pick this one for a walking or hiking light. It is really just a small pocket version of the larger ones they make. It is rechargeable with usb c so that is great also. It has alternate led lights on the side when you hold the power button down. They are useful for those tight spaces. I had to plug in a holiday light yesterday and I was able to light up the plug enough to see it. Would recommend as a stocking stuffer type gift. If you want a lot more light then check out the Boruit V10 and V15 those are really cool and bright lights.

I have a few small rectangular keychain flashlights but they are still too big and heavy. This BORUIT S! keychain flashlight is a good deal more compact and lighter and might truly be my long-term keychain flashlight.The flashlight is a good brightness and at least the claimed 300 lumens. The end cover properly blocks the beam from shining back towards your eyes at night, and is made of aluminum. The dimmed flashlight mode has no visible flicker and no stroboscopic effect when I wave my finger. Beam is mostly concentrated at the center, making the most use of its limited brightness.Mode selection is pretty smooth. Press bright, press dim, press off. Long-press for side white light. Press red. Press flashing red. Press red and blue flashing like police. Press purple. Press off. During any mode long-press to turn off. I let if on for ten minutes and there doesn't seem to be any auto power-off, so accidental activation in a bag or pocket could drain the battery.It's very light at 19g (without keychain clip). It works quite well on a keychain. Its length holds better with keys than the wider-format mini lights.The whistle requires some practice and I couldn't get a very loud, pure tone, just a windy high-pitched sound.Charging is easy to connect and worked fine.The purple light is NOT ultraviolet. It does NOT reveal anti-counterfeiting markings on money (see photo).

The light is small enough to carry as a keychain, but is bright enough to provide many useful functions. I use it to help me get a key in a lock when it is pitch dark, or to find items that have dropped on the floor and rolled under a counter or a bed. When charging, a red light turns to green to indicate the battery has reached full capacity. One thing the manufacturer might consider is a better manual. It took me a while to figure out how to turn on the green and violet lights.