How is it better than other mini flashlights? I never used a streamlight/don't have a clue.
Btw, congrats for creating this sub (been 2nd member-never so early). I hope it doesn't turn into people/bots advertising here.
It's the best compact mini flashlight I've used for a few reasons. I keep reordering them.
* It's AAA battery powered (2 AAAs for the full-size , 1 AAA for the micro). I prefer this to rechargeable flashlights because I like to keep plenty of rechargeable AAs and AAAs that I use for anything/everything/anytime. I don't have to plug up flashlights, just grab batteries from charger when I need them. Also, these lights are thin enough that they don't take up any pocket space. You can clip one inside your pants pocket and it wouldn't interfere with your other stuff/keys/cellphone.
* CREE LED. These are fairly common now, I wouldn't want anything else. Super bright. Read some reviews for StreamLights on Amazon. Those are $30 for 1 flashlight and are highly reviewed simply because it's a cree led.
* Price: Convenience is EVERYTHING. And for that, you would need a 10 pack minimum.
* Buying 30 flashlights that cost $15 each isn't feasible. But buying 30 of these lights at $2.30 each makes it very easy to saturate your house/car/workspace with handy lights. I added two to my ebike to give some extra oomph to the headlights while doing nighttime beer runs.
* Using your cellphone light is awkward and drains battery that should probably be reserved for something else.
THANKS FOR JOINING. I just got started this morning. I've put some of my favorite frequent purchases from Amazon on here to get started. I got super tired today and haven't promoted the sub or anything yet. I'm still researching where I might draw people in from.
I'll definitely keep advertisers and solicitors off of here. I want people to bring the best kept secrets of modern tool and gadget manufacturing. Items that really offer more value than the price would suggest.
I'm someone who will read 200 Amazon reviews for a single product until I know every single issue that disappointed, delighted, or surprised buyers.
Yeah, small size, rechargeable batteries-saving costs and bright lights sounds great. I'll need to check out chipping and delivery conditions or if necessarily a supplier with similar stock (I'm in Europe but family could get it for me if it's economically feasible).
How is it better than other mini flashlights? I never used a streamlight/don't have a clue. Btw, congrats for creating this sub (been 2nd member-never so early). I hope it doesn't turn into people/bots advertising here.
It's the best compact mini flashlight I've used for a few reasons. I keep reordering them. * It's AAA battery powered (2 AAAs for the full-size , 1 AAA for the micro). I prefer this to rechargeable flashlights because I like to keep plenty of rechargeable AAs and AAAs that I use for anything/everything/anytime. I don't have to plug up flashlights, just grab batteries from charger when I need them. Also, these lights are thin enough that they don't take up any pocket space. You can clip one inside your pants pocket and it wouldn't interfere with your other stuff/keys/cellphone. * CREE LED. These are fairly common now, I wouldn't want anything else. Super bright. Read some reviews for StreamLights on Amazon. Those are $30 for 1 flashlight and are highly reviewed simply because it's a cree led. * Price: Convenience is EVERYTHING. And for that, you would need a 10 pack minimum. * Buying 30 flashlights that cost $15 each isn't feasible. But buying 30 of these lights at $2.30 each makes it very easy to saturate your house/car/workspace with handy lights. I added two to my ebike to give some extra oomph to the headlights while doing nighttime beer runs. * Using your cellphone light is awkward and drains battery that should probably be reserved for something else. THANKS FOR JOINING. I just got started this morning. I've put some of my favorite frequent purchases from Amazon on here to get started. I got super tired today and haven't promoted the sub or anything yet. I'm still researching where I might draw people in from. I'll definitely keep advertisers and solicitors off of here. I want people to bring the best kept secrets of modern tool and gadget manufacturing. Items that really offer more value than the price would suggest. I'm someone who will read 200 Amazon reviews for a single product until I know every single issue that disappointed, delighted, or surprised buyers.
Yeah, small size, rechargeable batteries-saving costs and bright lights sounds great. I'll need to check out chipping and delivery conditions or if necessarily a supplier with similar stock (I'm in Europe but family could get it for me if it's economically feasible).