FenixE03R v2.0 Keychain Flashlight, Grey, 500 Lumen Bright USB-C Rechargeable EDC with Red LED and Organizer (Grey)

Replaced a SureFire key chain light. No comparison. This light is much brighter even at the eco mode. So far, so good

Amazing little flashlight that is surprisingly strong for its size! Quality is really high. I am using it in my work a lot and it has never let me down! Really nice flashlight that is so small but very useful.

This is very small and super bright. Metal casing and durable feeling.I had the prior version though and really liked it, so figured I'd give that one to my friend and order a new one for myself. I do regret it a bit now though. This one appears brighter than I recall with both red and white LEDs, but it is thicker and heavier. Small and light is near the top priority for edc items in my pocket. It isn't a big difference, but enough to grumble about it. I also preferred the double tap lock on the old one vs the new hold to lock / unlock. I docked a star for making changes I didn't like, but it is still a light I would suggest if my friend was looking for one.

Surprisingly bright and surprisingly small. Love it. She does too. Size doesn't matter.

It’s very small. I haven’t really tested it yet. It came packaged very well from the manufacturer and it feels sturdy but it’s smaller than I realized. I’ll post a photo for comparison.

Small, lightweight and powerful. Definitely worth the money. Throw it on your keys or in a pocket and you won’t even know it’s there. I like the lock feature that keeps it from accidentally turning on. The 500 lumen output will be plenty for most people.

I have owned Fenix flashlights and head lamps for more than 15 years. They all still work and work well. I insist my wife and daughter carry a Fenix flashlight in their purse. As a flashlight geek, Fenix is the only brand I will buy. Fenix fixed a $500 “where the grumble, snarl, did that rotten horse go!!” that I used for finding escaped horses at night. No charge. No hassle.I bought this keychain light, because I needed a dim flashlight to use while my wife is sleeping. I was recently diagnosed with a debilitating disease, which means our sleep schedules don’t always match up. I can use this light on the dimmest setting to search for a cat that snuck inside the bedroom and on the highest setting to search our yard for a cat that did not come in on time.At the highest setting the light may not last for an outdoor search, but this light is meant as an everyday carry on your person light in “where did I drop my keys scenarios.” At lower settings, I have gone 2 weeks before a recharge was needed.Yes, looking for my wife’s animals on 16 acres of brush is a frequent event. Yet, I love her, the animals and Fenix lights.

Would not take a charge after 1 year of use.