EverBrite Pen Light, LED Penlight Flashlight with Clip, 12-pack for Hurricane Supplies, Batteries Included

The media could not be loaded. Ive had these for almost years now!! I was looking for a small flashlight that used batteries (not usb) that was powerful enough for me to use at night time on my walks and something that was I was able to easily fit into my pocket. This flashlight is very bright and just the perfect travel size. It even has a little clip on it so you can clip it onto your pocket or shirt. It takes just 2 AAA batteries and lasts quite awhile. I gave away some as gifts as this came with quite a few and variety of colors which is a bonus. It is definitely good quality and is pretty rugged. Its easy to turn on and off with a click at the top (just like a pen). I will continue o use this as my go to flashlight when Im walking around at night or any time I travel.

I didn't really expect these things to be the dynamite things they are. Solid aluminum parts, the pocket clip can be popped off and put on the other end of the light, backwards (allowing the thing to be clipped to a ballcap hat visor as a headlamp. Including batteries. I guess I was expecting something like those aluminum tubing with rubber bulb: "pokers" (I call them) used to poke the digital keyboard on your phone if you have adult, not pre-teen sized hands. No...these have a solid feel to them.EDIT: I bought another package of these things! As a Genuine Old Fart, I frequently need help seeing what I want to look at. And these little gems fit in my pocket and come to my rescue more times than I can tell you.I have 3-4 Coast C19 flashlights. Always have 1 (sometimes 2) in my pocket so if my old eyes can't see something clearly, I can shine a light on it. These EverBright pen lights are perfect for that mission. And feel as durable as the Coast items.The switch is a little stiff but I presume it will loosen up a little with use, and even if it doesn't, I'll get used to it.Heck nearly a lifetime supply of these things for less than $30. Can't beat that with a stick!

These are great little penlights, all metal construction, nice positive on off switch.Comes with the batteries.No, they are not high-end blindingly bright tactical flashlights but they're good enough to find my way around dark rooms and equipment cabinets on my jobsite.I'm kind of rough tools and tend to misplace them at work; these are inexpensive enough that I can break them, lose them, or give them away and not worry about it, but nice enough to last a whie.Lost one already and I don't care.So, now I have one for my pocket, one for my truck, a couple for my tool bag, and etcetera...

Are they the quality of a streamlight...no! They are not even equal to coast. At slightly over 2 bucks a piece, with the cheap batteries included, they are priced right. they are not nor will they ever be the flashlight of choice for power failures or exploring caves. they are the cheap pocket light you use to navigate in the dark to better lighting. They are the pocket light to look in a glovebox or find the key to your front door. They are the light you lend to friends and family. To be clear they are not ideal lights, but they can help you get to the 100000 lumen behemoth mega light without killing yourself in the dark. Probably not real durable or sturdy, so 2 stars there. Almost unequaled in value though..5* all the way for that. I used to be an electro-mechanical trouble shooter. Would I trust it for use to see in 600 volt electrical panels...no, they are not meant for that. If you expect that kind of quality for less than $2.50 each, you expect too much. I also would not use a 10 dollar meter in those panels...a true RMS fluke meter was a must. These cheap lights do have a purpose though, as would the 10 buck meter for verifying the disconnect of power in a home outlet, if you do not have multiple flukes at home as I do.

Okay, not as bright and well built than a stream lite, but you will be happy to have it in hand, give as gifts, and you won’t cry if someone swipes it from you. I gave them all to my colleagues at work who work on vehicles day in and day out as a profession. One year later they all thank me for the little lightweight light. I gave all of them away that I purchased. They seem to fair pretty well be used daily, dropped on concrete, dropped on engine bays, function all right in a rain and very useful. Easy to place in the mouth too, as you work upside down using both hands in a greasy and dirty environment. Will definitely purchase again as giveaways to fellow employees.

I work in an ER and bought these for nurses day gifts along with some other stuff. Everyone in my ER now uses them and we love them. We have rubbed the pain off in a couple spots on the colorful ones but that is just because they are getting used all day every day. They are bright and the batteries lasted a lot longer than I expected. Finally wore the batteries out after about 18 months and had to replace the batteries but the flashlights are still going strong. Bought a second box because they were so popular.