5 Pack Mini Small Pocket LED Flashlight USB-C Rechargeable High Lumens Bright Powerful EDC Flash Lights - Aluminum Handheld Flashlight Bulk for, Portable Camping Christmas Gifts

All 5 flashlights worked (tested each of the lights' 3 primary modes: zoomable main beam High + Low~Medium and a wide directional Lantern/camping/Cob/work light mode that covers ~160 degs wide), incl the 'zoom' function working smoothly.Note: there's a 4th, if semi-secret, SOS mode if hold the power button for 1~2 seconds.Flashlights came seemingly fully charged..got nearly an hour (outta the box) from the one tested on mix of High+Lantern/camping modes = the 2 brightest modes.A full recharge took approx 45 mins.Flashlight then worked at brightest setting (lantern/camping/Cob mode) for just over an hour, so battery likely lasts at least 50% longer in the low~medium flashlight mode (not tested yet, but likely close to 2 hrs).Flashlights seem sturdy and the switches work smoothly (tho the small switch on end of light is a bit awkward to use--better/easier if switch were in the handle so your thumb could easily turn on/off or cycle thru modes).Each light included a standard USB (type A) to USB-C charging cable. The cables are quite short (7.5" tip to tip) but likely adequate; could get a longer cable if needed.Lights also incl a small lanyard, so light could be hung on something and used as a small, but bright + wide-angle camping/lantern-style light.Or, can easily set light on its bigger 'light' end and use as a directional lantern..which is quite stable & convenient.All in all, a set of excellent small, rechargeable, very-bright-4-size, flexible-use flashlights for a very reasonable price (got mine for $14, so approx $3 each with tax).NOTE: Brighter flashlight mode slowly dims to the lower mode (approx 40% of initial brightest), so may need to turn off and back on to get full brightness again..until starts to dim again. Annoying, but would help preserve battery if forgot and left on high mode.

Very versatile and tough little flashlight. The multiple beams work very well lighting up areas and the concentrated beam can be seen for several hundred feet away. It charges quickly and has been in use for several months. Great value at a very great price.

took 3 5 hour nights to kill the battery in one, charge fast, stays bright long, great product, these could easily be 25$ each with the way name brand products charge, worth it, worth it, worth it

Bought these for my mom. She had a handful of the old incandescent type. Now she has these. Put one in each of the main rooms. Each comes with its own charging cable, so I put one with each of the lights for convenience. Bright. Has a slide that goes from wide light to bright spotlight

Great USB rechargeable flashlights. Nice price for a 3 pack and NO More Batteries!! I love these little lights. Easily fit in a shirt pocket. I keep one in the work vehicle close to the USB Port if it needs a quick recharge. And did I already say NO More Batteries 😳

So far so good. I just got them yesterday. They DO HAVE a very bright light. The size is a bit small, but the brightness of the light makes up for that. They came charged so I haven't had to do that .. I really can't tell you anything about charging time, etc. I like them so far and plan on getting a few more. The price is right .. $12.99 for three. That doesn't include tax and shipping though.

Nice size, each light comes with its own little charger cord. But even fully charged, it only gives me like 15-25max light time. So keeping on a keychain or backpack for emergency use would be fine i suppose but for regular use definitely not ideal. Would rather use my own charger and have another 20-30 minutes of light.

Review: "5 Pack Mini Small Pocket LED Flashlight USB Rechargeable High Lumens Bright Powerful EDC Flash Lights" - ASIN B0CQ7YNDQ5.Today right on time, I received a box containing five black pocket-sized flashlights and five short (8.5 inch = 216 mm end to end) white USB-A to UCB-C charging cables. All five flashlights work as they should. The small inner box was well packed in a slightly larger outer box, but there was no outer bag to protect the boxes from rain. (Thankfully it did not rain.) Each flashlight came in its own little bubble wrap sleeve, but the sleeve was open ended, not water resistant. The flashlights came partially charged, I am guessing roughly 50%. Each flashlight charged to 100% fairly fast, less than an hour. Each light has its own captive lanyard (about 6 inches = 152 mm long). There was no user manual in the box. But that is OK, it took me just a minute or two to figure out how the flashlights work:Operation Modes:Button LED Red......... Charging in ProgressButton LED Off......... Charging DoneButton Press Short-1... Main Light On Steady HighButton Press Short-2... Main Light On Steady LowButton Press Short-3... Side Light On Steady, Main Light OffButton Press Long...... Main Light Blinks SOS, Side Light OffThere is no simple way I could find to dissasemble the flashlight to replace the battery. That is a shame, these flashlights are too nice to just throw them away some day when the rechargeable battery eventually dies. Has anyone else figured out how to open these flashlights up? If so, I hope it is a non-destructive process.Conclusion: Five nice small flashlights that won't break the bank. But my Engineer side would like an easy non-destructive way to open them up ;-) If forced to, I would buy them again. But I would rather fix them when the battery gets old.