LED Small Flashlight USB C Rechargeable, SC13 Bright 1300 Lumens EDC Keychain Flashlights with IPX8 Waterproof, Portable Key Ring Mini Flash Light for Everyday Carry Camping Hiking

I stumbled on this flashlight in an ad elsewhere and I, of course, did NOT click on the ad to make a purchase (at first). After a few minutes of internet browsing I did go back and click the ad and I was NOT surprised at how much they were charging. This is why I almost never click on ads, they usually lead to a website that wants to charge you a LOT of money for something you can generally find cheaper elsewhere. I did my own research and found the cheapest price by buying directly from China. The next cheapest price was here on Amazon. With a trip coming up, I thought this would be a great gift for my wife so I ordered two from Amazon. I am very impressed with this little light so far. It is small, but that's exactly what I wanted. It's USB-C rechargeable, which, is perfect for travelling and normal use. I don't want to have a special charging case or cord that can get misplaced and take up extra space. This little light is both bright and nicely dim, depending what mode you're using. Did I mention it's little? Yup, it's a nice size for slipping into a pocket but not too small for holding in my hand (and I have big hands). The power/mode switch is easy to tap, almost too easy as a little bump of the unprotected switch will turn it on (or off). I've done this a couple of times already and I really wish the switch was either better protected or required a bit more force to operate it. This light comes with a pocket clip, which I don't usually care about. In this case, it's great because I position the clip to protect the switch when the light is not being used. Overall, this is a nice light and so far I'm really impressed with its features. As we travel and use it more, I hope to update this review with more feedback. For now, I recommend this light.

The Sofirn SC13 is a compact little package. It’s a solid choice for a pocket light. It has a good build quality with nicely-machined body, IP68 rating, and durable construction. It has different brightness levels plus an eye-popping strobe, SOS mode, and an intermittent beacon mode. All the modes are easily accessible without a lot of button fumbling. The tail magnet is plenty strong enough to hold the light when needed. One negative,if I can think of one, is the USB port. You might be forced to use the included cord, as others I already had in use wouldn't fit. It's a non-issue for me, as I always charge the batteries on a battery charger instead of inside the light. Smaller, and brighter than another company's similarly-sized model. For a small affordable flashlight,the SC13 is a good choice. It’s bright, well-built, and easy to carry . The clip will allow the light to mounted to a cap brim (and also can be swiveled to cover the button from accidental pressings). The problem with the clip is that is will force pocket carry to be "lens up", unless I'm missing a place to reverse the clip. Probably safer to take the clip off and carry inside your pocket. This little light is a welcome addition to my ever-growing collection, and is sure to see lots of carry.

This is the absolute best value for a small, pocketable, high output flashlight. Pictured next to an Olight Baton 3 (also a great light - pros to come) and a USB thumb drive, it barely feels like you’re holding a high powered light in hand. Build quality is great and the magnetic base is handy. Battery life is good too - only needed a charge after 2 weeks of normal daily use. Brightness settings are easy to cycle through (hold click) as are the turbo (double click), moonlight (long click), strobe and lockout (triple click) modes. Can honestly say, using side by side with comparable lights that easily cost double like the Baton 3, I can’t find anything lacking in this Sofirn model. While the more expensive Baton definitely has its pros (doesn’t heat up on high, longer runtimes, stronger magnet, etc) to justify its price, this Sofirn is every much worth its cost plus much more. Unless being used in life or death situations, I’d purchase and carry this light 100x over.

I have been looking for a nice compact flashlight for my EDC to replace one I bought a while back but recently broke and was discontinued. I had not found anything that was as bright and small till now. So far I am happy with the size and brightness. I like that it has different brightness settings. I like the size and relatively lightness. It’s well made. The battery seems to have a reasonable life before needing a recharge. I like that there is an indicator when it’s fully charged after you plug it in. I am not a fan of how hot it gets when you use it at full brightness after a few minutes. In order to cool it down you have to reduce the brightness or turn it off.

Thing lights up my life more than my ex-wife. Easy to use, brighter than a 13th grader. Sits low in the pocket. Easy charger compatibility (USB-C) Con: gets HOT AF if ya accidentally turn it on… Kinda like my ex-wife. Easy to lock so that don’t happen.

I use this flashlight everyday for work and it hasn’t let me down. this mini light is freakishly bright for how small it is, I never use it full blast because it is a little over kill but if you need it it’s there. when it comes to charging it, I charge this flashlight maybe once every week or two weeks. You can charge it for maybe 20 minutes and it’ll be good for a couple hours of use. Since it is so small it can fit in some pretty good spots and for it having a magnet it helps but sadly the magnet isn’t crazy strong but it’s enough to hold it up. I’ve had it a little over 7 ish months and it’s held it’s self up with some minor dings and dents. I’ve only had to change the battery once since the one that came with it seemed to die out super quick and not wanna charge for long. Luckily the batteries are also cheap with a 2 pack of ‘ICR18350’ being maybe 12 dollars. It’s easy to use with holding down the power to go through the low, medium ,and high settings and then double clicking to put it to the brightest and double clicking it again to use the strobe. The design is simple and easy to use. The light is lightweight too and it comes with a little clip but sadly the clip does bend pretty easily but im not doing a clip review. My conclusion is if you need a good, compact, rechargeable, super bright flashlight this is definitely worth checking out.

Small flashlight that is super handy. It's very bright for it's size, and has a very nice beam pattern, somewhere between spot and flood. Uses a fresnel style lens, which is tried and true. UI on this light is very simple, but for something this size you don't want anything crazy or overcomplicated. Overall it's a great EDC light, at a great price!

This is a GREAT flashlight!!! It holds a charge very well. It is SUPER bright. The "moon light" mode is excellent for getting up in the middle of the night without disturbing your spouse. At this dim setting it does not ruin your night vision. I have bought others for relatives also. I will buy more of these for others in the future. It is much better and cheaper than the NEBO my wife and I were using before buying this. The NEBO batteries went bad and could not be replaced. The Sofirn has a standard rechargeable battery which should be much easier to replace. My Sofirn also holds its charge very well. I will be purchasing more of these in the future for sure!!! [I also put it on a lanyard and have it available as a defensive striking tool if I am attacked. It is always good to be prepared. God bless all of us!!!]