ThruNite T1 Magnetic Tailcap Flashlight - 1500 Lumens USB Rechargeable EDC Flashlight with Stepless Dimming, CREE XHP50 LED & Clip - Perfect for Camping, Hiking, Emergency & Everyday Carry (Black CW)

Don't let the small size fool you; this flashlight is a beast! This flashlight has a max brightness of 1500 lumens, which is more than enough light to get the job done when you need to throw some serious light around. The 1/2 lumen firefly mode is just enough light to shine on the ground when walking around in the dark without waking up sleeping campers or a sleeping wife back at home.The flashlight also features a lockout mode, so it doesn't get activated while in your pocket. Press and hold the side button for 3 seconds. The button will flash red, and the light will not turn on when you press the button. To unlock the light, press and hold the button for 3 seconds. The firefly mode will confirm that the light is now unlocked.Once unlocked, you can access the firefly mode by holding the button for one second. Press and hold the button to ramp up and then down the brightness to whatever level you need. The range is a low of 15 to a high of 685 lumens. A single click remembers the last brightness level you selected from the 15-685 range. A double click activates the turbo mode, and a triple-click activates the 550 lumens strobe mode. It has a removable clip that you can clip the light to the bill of a hat or velcro it to your backpack for hands-free lighting (Velcro strap not included).With all of those features, plus a magnetic tail cap and a micro USB charging port, and you have yourself the perfect IPX-8 waterproof mini flashlight. If you're looking for a small or magnetic flashlight for a great price, you can't go wrong with the ThruNite T1! I use this as my backup to my ThruNite TC12 V2 that I carry every day. I also use it whenever I go camping. Get yourself one today. You'll be glad you did!Now with all that being said, there are a few things I would improve with this light:1. Change the port to a USB-C. Most phones are now using USB-C cables, so this would be one less cord to carry around.2. Texturize the button so it can be felt in the dark. The button is smooth and hard to locate in a hurry.3. Make the button glow in the dark and have the light charge the glow to see the button in the pitch black. It would also make the flashlight visible if you dropped it in the dark. What good is a flashlight if you can't find it in the dark?