OLIGHT I3T 2 EOS Pocket Small EDC Flashlight (Black)

I don't go anywhere without this light. Provides substantial amount of light or literally any task. The two brightness settings allow you to regulate your battery consumption and select the proper brightness for whatever you're doing. Deep carry pocket clip and small size makes carrying it unintrusive in your pocket and I would forget it was there more than half the time if I didn't use it so much. Awesome light, pretty much the gold standard. No fancy bells and whistles, just a simple light with high output.

I love this little flashlight. It's simple to use and you can pull it out of your pocket in pitch black darkness and find the on button almost instantly. I use it mainly to navigate around my house in early morning hours, but it's bright enough to make your way down a dark stairway or sidewalk too. The alkaline AAA battery seems to last forever and there's no issue about carrying the flashlight or a spare alkaline battery in your luggage on an airplane like there is with LiFePO4 flashlight batteries. This flashlight is a buy if you don't already have something comparable.

I now own 8 of these little lights. Professional Quality. I'm usually a Surefire or Streamlight Guy. But I have these for sitting at different places around the house or in the Truck. I put a loop of Paracord on them and hang them in handy places. I have an extra in my EDC Sling Bag. My Wife has an extra clipped in her purse and her truck. They are built tough and put out a great amount of light for their size. Uses a AAA Battery and two modes on the rear button switch. First Click is a soft low light setting that generally gets the job done. Second click is 200 Lumens of Bright Light that will light up the room or allow you to see across the yard at night. All Aluminum Body with a dual direction pocket clip. In a pocket, pouch or can be clipped to the brim of your hat while working on something. I clip mine on the overhead sun visor in my truck. These are quality lights and are excellent for the price. We occasionally take Short Day Hikes, so one of these is going into the small Survival Packs that we carry. A friend of ours got lost and stranded on a Day Hike. Luckily he had water and a survival Bivy for the cool weather that night. But he said the one thing he missed having was a flashlight. I gifted him one of these.

Small, bright, and durable. Perfect for my needs.

No sponsorships, no brand deals, and no bribes. I bought this with my own cash, and this review reflects my 100% genuine experience." ​I picked up this Olight mini/micro flashlight to use as an alternative backup to my Streamlight micro flashlight, and it has been a solid addition to my gear. While it’s not quite as blindingly bright as the Streamlight, it is still a very capable light for everyday tasks and duty use. ​The size is fantastic—it’s compact, not too bulky, and sits comfortably on my belt in a holster without getting in the way. What really makes this a winner for me is the battery operation. When I don’t have time to recharge a rechargeable light, when there are no outlets available, or during a power outage, this thing saves the day because you can just swap in standard batteries and keep going. ​Reliable, comfortable to carry, and gives you that extra peace of mind when power isn't around. Highly recommend as a dependable backup!

Perfect EDC. The dual direction clip is mandatory when buying lights now. Size is great for pockets. Very light weight in the hand and on bill of a hat. The 5 lumen setting works well for almost every day tasks outside of work. Add a rechargeable battery and you a fun tool with no worries. Button has a nice tactile response and sound when activating. They have refined the button hardware. More solid with the metal outside. I would guess it should last longer because of it. Heating up hasn't been an issue. Well worth the money.

As an owner and daily user of many different types of lights, this small, low-tech model is one of my favorites and may be the most trusted. Great value for what it is. One battery, no rechargeable nonsense. Simple two-function tail switch with no need to carry the operator’s manual in your pocket to use it. One click for low, two for high, it’s that simple. Also has momentary on with a light press (without the “click “), which is actually what you’ll use if you ever truly learn to be tactical and not just a larper. If your light doesn’t have a tail switch like this one, then it’s just dumb. The size is very compact, almost too small, so don’t stick it in there or you may not be able to get it back out. Can’t take you anywhere. If gripped so your thumb can engage the button, yea, don’t hold it like a sissy, the unit is just long enough so the lens barely extends past your palm and fingers, so you wouldn’t want it any smaller. That’s what she said. Also, the clip is actually captured by the screw-on tail piece, so it’s very secure unlike the clips that literally “clip” around the outside. Relatively low lumen output and short throw, but it’s just enough to be effective in darkness and certainly won’t blind you like some other lights that you probably paid too much for. You owe it to yourself to have this light, but just be prepared to put your other mega lumen tacticool light poles in the junk drawer. Now get off my lawn. You’re welcome.

These are terrific small edc lights, I use the i3t (1st and 2nd version) as around the house (pajama light) perfect for me as low is useful to get around house and still enough to see pup in yard at night. My daily edc lights are 18650 (mini warrior and baton) usually and a few other brands, but olight is usually the one I carry, also carry a secondary which is normally a AA like the (sadly discontinued i5t and i5r) though the thrunite Sabre and acebeam pokelite have served me well too. Ignore any negative with the i3t either 1st or second version, things like it's not bright enough or short battery light, those are not legitimate negatives as they seem to expect far more then a little aaa size battery are capable of performing and not to bash but are unrealistic with their demands (aside from faulty lights) they want decades of future technology today. Want more carry more. As i do. I3t has a good size hot spoteven up close with a little spill. I prefer a 5000k tint overall but not a absalute as a cool white has its place (like mechanic work for me) as a cool white works better in day time use (for me) the i3e i have in my shorts now is an older sky version and still going strong. Out of well over a dozen of this model I have purchased (i give the as gifts as other lights) only had one where a tailswitch failed, olight sent me a new tail switch in less the a week. I have only played with the newer version and works exact same way butvthe ability to switch mode sequence is a nice upgrade though I prefer to turn on low upon first press, but is nice to have the option. My main brands are Olight, Fenix, Nitecore, Thrunite and Sofirn. Olight is by far my favorite in use, quality, longevity, customer service, appearance and beam patterns, only ding is the prices have definitely gone up as they have become more popular and is understandable. (I have been blessed and have to many light period) so other brands get gifted and i use my olights. I do wish olight would bring back the 2AA and 3AA size lights back and probably will down the road, yes it have some of those too and are great for camping or when I carry one light as they have better runtime with 2 batteries. As long as your realistic with a single cell aaa size battery I think you will like the i3t for a simple 2 mode light.

Original. A bit on the costlier side, but the quality is top-notch.

It's fine. Received original product. Luminosity is not that great buy it is expected for such a small device. Look out for deals as we are paying a lot extra for purchasing it in India.