OLIGHTOLIGHT IMINI 2 EDC Rechargeable Keychain Flashlight, 50 Lumens Compact and Portable Mini LED Keyring Lights with Built-in Battery Ideal for Everyday Carry and Emergencies (OD Green)

I'm kind of a flashlight geek. Belong to a lot of the forums where we affectionately refer to one another as "flashaholics". I used to EDC a fairly big light with an 18650 battery. Brought the size down to an 18350, then a 14500, and then a AAA. Since buying this light, my bigger lights have migrated to my EDC fanny, and this, clipped to my belt loop, is my new EDC.What I like: Ease of use. Idiot-proof interface. No modes to mess with. Need light? Pull the main body away from the charging base (it's magnetically attached), and the light turns on. Done? Reattach it (easy to do blind or in the dark), and your good to go. Need a charge? Remove the silicone dust cover from the charge port and plug it into any powered USB A (the rectangular one) port and it will start charging. Ever notice that whenever you plug in a USB A device, you somehow always have it the wrong way and have to flip it? Well not here. Olight designed their light so that however you plug it attempt to plug in, it will go in and work. It's small, it's light, it's bright and there's no faffing around with different modes, replaceable batteries, etc.. Very KISS. Another pro? It's CHEAP! I got mine for 30% off list. Came out to around $14. For what it does and how well it does it, that's a tough price point to hit. Finally, it has Olight quality. I expect this to last me a long time. I suspect that I won't need to replace it for a very long time.Dislikes: Finish is easily damaged. The body is aluminum. It gets banged around during the course of a day and the finish gets damaged. Also, while I listed the simplistic operation as a like, it also means there is no low (moonlight) or other modes or battery level indicator.All in all, the pros vastly outweigh the cons. I think this is an awesome execution of a brilliant design. Five Shakas! 🤙🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼

This is the right size, the right brightness, the right simplicity. I'm always losing flashlights and tape measures So having a little flashlight on my keychain is wonderful. This thing is great, it's not going to be the brightest flashlight you ever use but it's way better than those free swag lights they give you at a bad conference. The magnet is super strong that hooks it to the keychain and it comes with the easy way to take it off to charge it in a regular USB outlet. There is a little rubber cover to protect the contacts which hopefully I don't lose, but I use it all the time because it's right there in my pocket with my keys.Taking the dog out at night, trying to find something in the door of the car, looking behind my desk or under a cabinet.I guess what I like the best it's just not bulky so if you're needing them good flashlight put on your keychain this thing is great.

Just recieved my product. Beyond elated. Its so simple and precise. Functionally its amazing, well thought out product and design. Bright light, magnetic, rechargeable. A must have for anyones key chain, survival pack and gifts for others

This is the baddest little flashlight I have ever come across. I have been looking for one an an EDC but could never find that perfect one that’s a combo of small size, functionality, brightness and long life. It’s so light you don’t even know it’s in your pocket. It’s one compact unit with no charger cable required, just plug it into a base or usb outlet to charge. The best part is there are no buttons to mess around with, simply separating it from its base to turn it on. Put it back in its base to turn it off. It’s secured by an extremely strong magnet, very little to no chance it will come off its base at all. For the EDC category, this is hands down the best flashlight you need to own

I like this light. It's cheap, solid, magnetic, easy to recharge, plus it's on my keys that are attached to my belt loop. Basically it's always there convenient... well, if my pants are on. Pull it from the keychain, remove the rubber shield, and just stick it in a USB A connection to recharge it. EveryOne has a USB port somewhere in their house or car. Puts out nice light for a little fella. Don't know how long the charge lasts; I've never had it run out on me. I charge it if I have time and think about it which is very infrequently. The USB A connection has a hole to go on your keys, and the light itself is magnetically held in the cup on the other side. You just grab it pull it off and use it. When you're done, the magnet holds it tightly back in it's base. I've never had it come out when I didn't want it to.Full disclosure: more than once I've gone across the house to get a light, while this dangles from my keys. Thus you can assume that with the size and weight it's easy to forget it's there. There are always times when you just can't see which way that cable connector has to turn, or where that screw rolled to, or gosh it's darker than I thought up here under the dashboard. I gave some to my sons and a couple friends and it's always with me. Not like obsessively, but there it is on my belt loop when I need a light. My only problem is remembering that hey, I already have a light right here.

I was hesitant to get this because I'm not a fan of things with builtin batteries. I do own a slightly larger Olight that takes AAA so figured I'd try this for something even more compact. It now has a permanent spot in my EDC!Charging is easy and it is so tiny I barely notice it in my bag. The light is also SUPER bright! More than you'd expect for something this size. Another small plus, since it's magnetic I can attach it to my glasses and have a makeshift headlamp.The only con (besides the builtin battery) is the clip it came with and how it attaches. It's a bit annoying needing to take it apart to charge it. They should have included a s-biner for easier connecting/disconnecting to things - I ended up finding a spare and using that instead of the included clip.