Olight Direct via Amazon has OLIGHT IMINI 2 EDC 50 Lumens Rechargeable Keychain Flashlight on sale for $13.99. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.
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Olight Direct via Amazon has OLIGHT IMINI 2 EDC 50 Lumens Rechargeable Keychain Flashlight on sale for $13.99. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.
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Bought one for every key chain. Extremely useful in a pinch. Plus, it's harder to hold your phone with your mouth for light if you need both hands 😆
It comes with a carabiner-like ring so you can easily detach it from the keychain for charging. I prefer this because otherwise I would never have the charger on me. See attached.
Yes, 50 lumens is low. Probably more dim than your flashlight on your phone, but absolutely more versatile.
I have this on my night stand so I can move about without waking up the wife. The magnet is great for sticking it inside the lamp shade for a very soft light while I get ready for work.
Seems like the keychain tether is built into the charging mechanism for some reason? I'm sure it's a nice light, but I feel like the charging design is flawed if you have to completely remove it from your keychain to charge it and the running time is only 60 minutes. Also 50 Lumens is kind of low, no?
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Too bad Dream Blue color isn't on sale.
Seems like the keychain tether is built into the charging mechanism for some reason? I'm sure it's a nice light, but I feel like the charging design is flawed if you have to completely remove it from your keychain to charge it and the running time is only 60 minutes. Also 50 Lumens is kind of low, no?
It comes with a carabiner-like ring so you can easily detach it from the keychain for charging. I prefer this because otherwise I would never have the charger on me. See attached.
Yes, 50 lumens is low. Probably more dim than your flashlight on your phone, but absolutely more versatile.
I have this on my night stand so I can move about without waking up the wife. The magnet is great for sticking it inside the lamp shade for a very soft light while I get ready for work.
Seems like the keychain tether is built into the charging mechanism for some reason? I'm sure it's a nice light, but I feel like the charging design is flawed if you have to completely remove it from your keychain to charge it and the running time is only 60 minutes. Also 50 Lumens is kind of low, no?
That color looks to be new. It wasn't listed when I bought mine last month.
It comes with a carabiner-like ring so you can easily detach it from the keychain for charging. I prefer this because otherwise I would never have the charger on me. See attached.
Yes, 50 lumens is low. Probably more dim than your flashlight on your phone, but absolutely more versatile.
Agree it's more versatile. The magnetic function is awesome. Great for trying to find something in a dark place including your car, movie theater, etc.
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Bought one for every key chain. Extremely useful in a pinch. Plus, it's harder to hold your phone with your mouth for light if you need both hands 😆
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This is my favorite flashlight I've ever owned. Not even joking. It's so versatile. They should make the little charger unit as a separate add-on so you can leave it plugged in and charge the little dudes as needed.
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I bought this during last month's sale when it was on the frontpage. Of all the EDC keychain flashlights this website has coerced me into buying, this is honestly the best one in terms of design, size, and overall convenience.
I already hate carrying my keys or any extra bulky crap around, but always have a need for a dedicated flashlight for small tasks (checking mailbox, lost things in between car seats, losing something under a desk). So the fact that the entire body (excluding) the key clip is less than 2.2 inches and barely weighs anything is great.
I've always carried around AAA "mini" flashlights with the the twist or click switch, but always found them rather annoying to use. Twist switch is annoying because you need two hands to twist it on. Click switch is better, but AAA mini flashlights are still too bulky for me and often come with an annoying clip.
The most annoying part of those other keychain flashlights is their bodies are always clipped to the rest of your keys via a keychain ring. It was always awkward to check my mailbox with a dangling flashlight, while using the same set of attached keys to open the mailbox. The ability to quickly separate it from your keys to use one hand to carry the light, then the other hand to operate keys is super nice. I thought the magnetic was mostly a gimmick, but was super useful when I was changing out PC parts with no light, I just snapped that thing to my case!
Also, you can use it as a momentary light if you lightly pull light body forward. That way you don't have to always separate it from the body.
The only thing I wish is that this thing is smaller. And also that I picked up the Blue Dream version on sale.
Man, I wrote a lot about a flashlight. But I really like this thing.
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Too bad Dream Blue color isn't on sale. Seems like the keychain tether is built into the charging mechanism for some reason? I'm sure it's a nice light, but I feel like the charging design is flawed if you have to completely remove it from your keychain to charge it and the running time is only 60 minutes. Also 50 Lumens is kind of low, no?
This light is significantly brighter than my Samsung S20 and remains brighter for at least an hour.
The beam is more focused than a cell phone flashlight, which makes it more useful to me.
I think I like the Streamlight Pocket Mate more than this. The low setting is comparable to this but the high setting is 325 lumens for 20 minutes. It is more expensive tho and does require a micro usb cable to charge.
I bought this during last month's sale when it was on the frontpage. Of all the EDC keychain flashlights this website has coerced me into buying, this is honestly the best one in terms of design, size, and overall convenience.I already hate carrying my keys or any extra bulky crap around, but always have a need for a dedicated flashlight for small tasks (checking mailbox, lost things in between car seats, losing something under a desk). So the fact that the entire body (excluding) the key clip is less than 2.2 inches and barely weighs anything is great. I've always carried around AAA "mini" flashlights with the the twist or click switch, but always found them rather annoying to use. Twist switch is annoying because you need two hands to twist it on. Click switch is better, but AAA mini flashlights are still too bulky for me and often come with an annoying clip. The most annoying part of those other keychain flashlights is their bodies are always clipped to the rest of your keys via a keychain ring. It was always awkward to check my mailbox with a dangling flashlight, while using the same set of attached keys to open the mailbox. The ability to quickly separate it from your keys to use one hand to carry the light, then the other hand to operate keys is super nice. I thought the magnetic was mostly a gimmick, but was super useful when I was changing out PC parts with no light, I just snapped that thing to my case!Also, you can use it as a momentary light if you lightly pull light body forward. That way you don't have to always separate it from the body.The only thing I wish is that this thing is smaller. And also that I picked up the Blue Dream version on sale. Man, I wrote a lot about a flashlight. But I really like this thing.
Can't believe someone downvoted you, people are crazy.
I have a bunch of flashlights, including a few EDC-types with Anduril and fancy options, but got this keychain light as a gift and it's incredibly useful/versatile. The momentary ability is great without fully detaching, and the magnetic mount with the pin to stabilize is absolute genius. This thing along with my keychain flash drive gets used all the time because I always have it immediately handy. Magnetic tail for a small light is a must IMO, but to have that also be the keychain mount is really clever.
Didn't think I'd use it NEARLY as much as I do... I was wrong. I'm also a sucker for orange and love the color I was gifted.
These things rock, buy a few and either attach them to everything you own or give them as gifts. No one will be disappointed.
I bought 2 last time, I keep one of my ID at work, and it's been extremely useful, I work in a hospital I've used it to move around patient rooms in the dark without turning on the lights for equipment checks as well as confirm pupil fixation during codes.
I also have one on my personal keychain and it's gotten a few uses to help me find things I drop under my car seat as well as the occasional dropped ear bud. I have placed it between my lips to have both hands free to work on something (not my hospital one) and it's small enough to consider it a swallowing risk, or even aspiration risk, so becareful.
I haven't had to recharge either one yet, I imagine that is a spot of friction as it will have to be disconnected, but tbh, I see a solution here in the this thread. I'm buying a third and fourth one. I'm keep the third one as a free base off a keychain to lower the friction of recharging, and I'm giving the fourth one to a fellow clinican as a gift.
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Seems like the keychain tether is built into the charging mechanism for some reason? I'm sure it's a nice light, but I feel like the charging design is flawed if you have to completely remove it from your keychain to charge it and the running time is only 60 minutes. Also 50 Lumens is kind of low, no?
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Seems like the keychain tether is built into the charging mechanism for some reason? I'm sure it's a nice light, but I feel like the charging design is flawed if you have to completely remove it from your keychain to charge it and the running time is only 60 minutes. Also 50 Lumens is kind of low, no?
Seems like the keychain tether is built into the charging mechanism for some reason? I'm sure it's a nice light, but I feel like the charging design is flawed if you have to completely remove it from your keychain to charge it and the running time is only 60 minutes. Also 50 Lumens is kind of low, no?
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I found out I can stick it to my eyeglass frames for "light where you look"
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I already hate carrying my keys or any extra bulky crap around, but always have a need for a dedicated flashlight for small tasks (checking mailbox, lost things in between car seats, losing something under a desk). So the fact that the entire body (excluding) the key clip is less than 2.2 inches and barely weighs anything is great.
I've always carried around AAA "mini" flashlights with the the twist or click switch, but always found them rather annoying to use. Twist switch is annoying because you need two hands to twist it on. Click switch is better, but AAA mini flashlights are still too bulky for me and often come with an annoying clip.
The most annoying part of those other keychain flashlights is their bodies are always clipped to the rest of your keys via a keychain ring. It was always awkward to check my mailbox with a dangling flashlight, while using the same set of attached keys to open the mailbox. The ability to quickly separate it from your keys to use one hand to carry the light, then the other hand to operate keys is super nice. I thought the magnetic was mostly a gimmick, but was super useful when I was changing out PC parts with no light, I just snapped that thing to my case!
Also, you can use it as a momentary light if you lightly pull light body forward. That way you don't have to always separate it from the body.
The only thing I wish is that this thing is smaller. And also that I picked up the Blue Dream version on sale.
Man, I wrote a lot about a flashlight. But I really like this thing.
I think I like the Streamlight Pocket Mate more than this. The low setting is comparable to this but the high setting is 325 lumens for 20 minutes. It is more expensive tho and does require a micro usb cable to charge.
I have a bunch of flashlights, including a few EDC-types with Anduril and fancy options, but got this keychain light as a gift and it's incredibly useful/versatile. The momentary ability is great without fully detaching, and the magnetic mount with the pin to stabilize is absolute genius. This thing along with my keychain flash drive gets used all the time because I always have it immediately handy. Magnetic tail for a small light is a must IMO, but to have that also be the keychain mount is really clever.
Didn't think I'd use it NEARLY as much as I do... I was wrong. I'm also a sucker for orange and love the color I was gifted.
These things rock, buy a few and either attach them to everything you own or give them as gifts. No one will be disappointed.
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I also have one on my personal keychain and it's gotten a few uses to help me find things I drop under my car seat as well as the occasional dropped ear bud. I have placed it between my lips to have both hands free to work on something (not my hospital one) and it's small enough to consider it a swallowing risk, or even aspiration risk, so becareful.
I haven't had to recharge either one yet, I imagine that is a spot of friction as it will have to be disconnected, but tbh, I see a solution here in the this thread. I'm buying a third and fourth one. I'm keep the third one as a free base off a keychain to lower the friction of recharging, and I'm giving the fourth one to a fellow clinican as a gift.
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