Mini LED Keychain Flashlight, Portable Pocket Flashlight with Red Shell (6PCS)

I got these to walk to my hunting spot before daylight without spooking game. They aren’t bright. But give you enough light to not trip over stuff.

Some key lights you have to hold the button down but these have a switch so you don't have to keep your finger on it to keep it on.

these are great, i've been taking them camping and they are really lightweight and sufficiently bright. they die pretty fast though, in general i'm replacing them after just a few days of casual use. seems like maybe it's when they get wet, the switch just starts to go and they get really dim.other than that though these are nice

They work well for what I needed.

I have another UV light in this size that has bright uv light. These didn’t.I use them to show gemstones and these won’t work for that purpose

These little flashlights are very bright, easily operated and the housing is durable. Excellent for having stashed in all sorts of places or handing out as party treats. I can attest that kids love them. Can't say how long they'll last since none have burned out yet having been used since July 4th. (some of them used a LOT).

These are a bit of an improvement on the old keychain button battery ‘pinch’ lights, which have been around for many years. There are actually two improvements; the first being that instead of plain white light, the actual light emitted matches the color of the plastic case. In my case, it’s orange.These will primarily be used to pick up dog poop at night, and I was a little concerned that the orange color wouldn’t provide enough actual light for my eyeballs to locate my targets. But it turns out to be perfect for nightly log hunting. The orange light provides plenty of illumination from 3 or 4 feet, and preserves my night vision better than white light.The second improvement on the old design is that instead of pinching it on, you can slide a tiny little switch and lock the light on. I’ve never seen that before. It does take a little fingernail action, but if you have any at all, it’s easy. Super handy when you need light, but both of your mitts are busy.You might even say there’s a third improvement. I’ve had pinch lights like this before, but they were glued shut, so you couldn’t replace the battery. With these, you can, and they take the ubiquitous CR2032 button batteries that can be found just about anywhere. To get it open, there are four small Phillips head screws.I took the picture of one of these in use in a totally dark room, with the light at waist level. I thought my laundry room floor would be a better demonstration than a poo pile. For about a buck apiece, these are a steal, and I’m thrilled with them.Hope this helps!

On-off is by slider. Some keychain lights can be operated by either pinching or sliding a switch.