Tunenge via Amazon has
TUNENGE S11-T 500-Lumen USB-C Rechargeable EDC Keychain Flashlight (Various) on sale as listed below when you apply 35% off promo code
65EA8QDZ at checkout.
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Features:
- 500 lumens brightness with a 278' beam distance
- Ultra-slim, measuring 2.38" × 0.61"
- Ideal for EDC, night runs, backpacking, power outages, and emergencies
- Simple operation: press and hold to cycle through Moonlight, Low, Medium, and High modes
- 300mAh lithium battery charges via USB-C in 40 minutes
- Up to 15 hours of runtime on low mode
- Compatible with power banks, car chargers, and standard USB devices
- Magnetic tail base for hands-free use on metal surfaces
- IP66 waterproof rating and 1.5-meter drop resistance for durability
Community Reviews
This is a tiny rechargeable keychain flashlight that stands out for being very bright for the size and cheap enough to replace battery powered lights. It works well for everyday carry, backpacks, dog leashes, and quick tasks under desks or under a car, and the USB C charging is a big convenience. The beam is cool white only, the magnet is weaker than an Olight iMini 2, and there is no lock feature. High mode also seems to run hot and may not last long, so it fits short bursts better than long sessions.
Common Questions (5)
At about $6, it is described as a good value for a 500-lumen rechargeable light and roughly half the price of comparable Olight mini lights. One pricing note also says two single units can total $9.99, which is cheaper than the listed 2-pack price.
It is reported to be plenty bright and brighter than some keychain Olight models, with one comment calling it brighter than their keychain Olights and another saying it was brighter than a smaller light they own. The beam is described as cool white around 6500K, with no other color variants mentioned.
No lock feature is reported for this light. The button is flat and recessed enough that accidental presses are said to be unlikely, but there is no lock mode mentioned.
The magnet works, but it is described as weaker than the Olight iMini 2. That matters if you want a stronger hold for hands-free mounting or frequent attachment and removal.
High mode runtime appears short, with one user guessing under 20 minutes. It is still described as very bright for quick tasks like checking under desks or lighting a dark room, so it suits short bursts more than long continuous use.
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