I3T EOS Small EDC Flashlight Handheld LED Light (Black)

I carried a Fenix LD09 for a long time and really liked it. But when I lost it, I started carrying a Fenix E11 that I had. It was good, but I realized that I like having multiple brightness options for the sake of battery life and low light conditions when I don't need to be blinded. Well, I recently lost the E11, so I started shopping and came across this one. My previous lights rubbed hole through my back pocket, so I wanted something smaller since I'm a small guy. So I was comparing the Fenix LD02, the O-Light iT3, and the Streamlight Microstream USB. The Fenix was smaller, but it's the dimmest, only has one brightness setting, and most importantly, isn't sold on Amazon Prime. So I gave the O-Light a try since it was the next smallest. I love it. It's exactly what I needed. It's tiny, has a great battery life (for a AAA), and is plenty bright. It may not be what you need. If you have older eyes, you may not like it since the dim setting is really dim. But since I use the dim setting when I don't want to wake up my wife or kids in the tent, it's just right. The dim setting is just enough to see the path and tell if you're going to step on a snake (I can personally confirm). It's like one of those old keychain LEDs when they first came out - not bright enough to do much, but gives just enough light when you don't need much. It's perfect for an EDC light. The bright setting, however, is plenty bright for a tactical light that fits in your pocket. It will easily light up my living room. It's theoretically a little brighter than my previous EDCs, but it doesn't shine quite as far. So far, that hasn't been an issue...after all, it's a AAA flashlight that fits in your pocket, not a spotlight; there's only so much you can ask. The battery life hasn't been an issue for me. I use my flashlight multiple times a day. I don't use it all day; I'm not working in attics for a living, but for normal stuff, it's great. I just went camping for 2 nights, and it did everything I needed. However, I highly recommend using rechargeable batteries so you can always have a hot battery. And for $20, being one of the cheapest EDC options, I am so impressed. I would totally give this to my kids for camp-outs if they were old enough. The clip is a huge improvement over the Fenix. It is very secure, but not too hard to clip. The hat clip is awesome. I had aspired to buying a headlamp for a long time, but now all I have to do is put on a ball cap and clip on the light. It works perfectly. The button is good. It does turn on to dim first, then you have to press again for bright. That's good for an EDC but less good for a tactical light. I'm torn. You might not like that, and I totally understand. Overall, I'm very impressed and have already recommended it to others. If you're looking for a AAA light, this one will not disappoint. If you care about size, get this one. If you don't care about size, there are probably options you'll like more.

Outstanding small flashlight! A dependable light is a must in EMS/FIRE and after almost 2 years of use this is my favorite. This light is small enough that I ALWAYS have it but it performs like a full size light (I have identified many address numbers at night). The dim setting is perfect for looking around the cab of the engine without blinding my engineer. The visor clip feature works very well ( I have used others that were too heavy and pulled the hat over my eyes). It will get hot if used on bright for a longer period of time. I have never had it run out of battery on an incident, but I do change batteries frequently. Overall it has great life for a single AAA light. It has even replaced my D Cell maglite for my "bump in the night" investigations at home. A small light in your pocket sure beats a the big light you left in the truck!

This flashlight is light weight and well built. It has very simple user interface with two light modes, low and high, with a simple one two click to change brightness. The low setting allows you to see a map or book in the dark without blinding you. I am very impressed with the light throw in high mode, especially considering that it is powered by a single AAA battery. Battery life seems good, although I have only used lithium AAA batteries in it so far. I refuse to use alkaline batteries in flashlights any more, unless in an emergency, as I have had too many leak and ruin good flashlights. The tail switch is smooth functioning and gives a positive click. However, the tail switch is not protected and the light can turn on if dropped, but it is easier to click than the tail switch on the streamlight microstream. It is approximately the same size as the streamlight 66318 micostream. Both are small, lightweight and simple to operate.

If you can get it on sale then it's definitely worth it. Not worth $20 though. The light is decently robust. The switch has a good positive on/off. It is a low beam then high beam which I don't prefer. The streamlight coyote is a high/low beam if thats what you prefer and goes on sale for $27. I'm impressed with the brightness and can hardly tell a difference between this 180 lumen light and the 250 lumen streamlight that I mentioned earlier. (Regular price of $47) After around 2 minutes this light does get very warm. It is very light and compact. Overall a great light to carry in your pocket or in the door of your truck.

My EDC light. Works great, two settings. Really bright for a little flashlight and so easy to carry. Use the clip or just toss it in your pocket. Battery seems to last a long time too before changing them.

Olight is already a trusted brand and for good reason. This flashlight is only slightly thicker then the AAA battery it takes to power it and not much longer. It's keychain size but is designed to be pocket carried. I chose this light over the numberous other types for the following reasons: 1) Size - i wanted something that could fit in a front pocket and be carried around all day, every day without adding bulk. 2) Functionality - All I needed was a simple on/off. This one has a low beam (5 lumen) and high beam (180 lumen) so that works fine. And BTW, 180 lumens is more then bright enough for the casual use most of us would need a non-tactical light for. I didn't need or want 5 different levels of brightness nor a strobe. This is intended to be used for those times when you simply need to get a beam of light to see dark places better. Simple push button once for low, twice for high, third time for off. Repeat as needed. No memory so will always go low-high-off. 3) Battery - I elected to go with AAA because of the smaller size and knowing this light is not intended to light up a room for extended periods. Buying a light with a recharable battery and USB built in was intriguing but in the end I liked having the versatility of simply popping in a new AAA battery which could be purchased at any number of stores without worrying about having a recharge source. 4) Versatility - I often find myself crawling under a car, searching for something that fell under my car seat, or other times when having two hands free is ideal. The two-way clip was a great feature for attaching to the bill of a baseball cap or shirt pocket. A removable clip that could be turned around was also an option, but continous removal and reattaching both scratches up the housing and can possibly loosen the clip itself. 5) Durability - Riding around in a pocket all day with a knife, keys, pen, phone, etc it was going to get banged up a lot. The housing needed to be rugged but lightweight, the clip needed to be strong but flexible, and the overall construction needed to be tight without feeling like it would fall apart. The machined aluminum is very high quality and the specs are very tight...everything fits together precisely. This flashlight checked all the boxes and more. At $19.95 each on Amazon I did feel the price was steep especially when compared with so many other options...including the myriad of chinese knockoffs. What won me over was this light was offered on a lightning deal which knocked 20% off the price. This made it more competative with other options, plus I was getting a trusted brand.

Had mine a short time. Keep it in me at all times. I can hold it or slip it on my hat and die to its light weight my hat won’t slide down. Has 2 different brightnesses. I’m sure that’s convenient in some context. I just habitually double click to get to the highest brightness. I’d recommend for purses pockets glove boxes kitchen drawers etc… anywhere a descent brightness and small size are preferred

This flashlight has been with me 24/7 for the last 15 months. It gets used daily and works flawlessly. I have dozens of little flashlights but this Olight 13T EOS is my EDC choice. (Old guy that needs light to see stuff!)

Linterna literalmente de bolsillo. Muy pequeña y con excelente potencia de iluminación. Recomendable.

I like the feel and function of this torch. It is solid, made from aluminum and has a nice, solid feel. The on/off switch has a very positive feel when operating it. The 2 different light levels are good for different tasks in very dark places. I also like the 2 way clip. This is a nice feature when I need something on my cap or when I need it for other applications. A very nice torch!

Wat een licht voor zo'n klein lampje, altijd bij me, Nav een recentie oplaadbare batterijen gekocht, nog meer licht, helemaal goed dus..... Echt een aanrader voor iemand die verlichting in zijn leven zoekt.

Love it. For my minimalist EDC - Every Day Carry. Inobtrusive, out of sight and out of mind, until needed. Real performer, too. The fixed zoom is face sized at one metre. As bright as those cheap 3xAAA flashlights. And with low power setting so won't run out of battery power when needed. Even small enough to clip on baseball cap lip!

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