Nitecore TIKI LE

Absolutely tiny. 4 intensity levels. Double click to power on at lowest intensity level. Single click to go brighter. Long press to turn off. Super easy and simple. Triple click to turn on red light. Single click to switch from red to blue. Single again to go to red/blue flashing. Long press to turn off. USB-C charge port with silicone plug to keep dust and moisture out. I wear this on my ID lanyard at work, it comes in handy all the time. Fair Price. Feels solid. Would buy again.

So easy to use and I love the brightness at night. Buttons are easy to use, quality is good, and charges fast.

Purchased this tiny flash light a month ago due to a ultralight backpacking YouTuber recommending this as an alternative to the more traditional head lamp. Good: My current head lamp is the black diamond spot 325. This product is almost just as bring but weights around 15% of my spot 325. Besides, I always prefer the rechargeable battery over the more traditional AAA battery. The red light is useful when I wanted to shoot Milky Way and it helps with the night vision. The white light on the lowest setting is perfect for being a camp light and at this lowest setting it seems to last forever. If you are absolutely not going to do any night hiking then this is a very good head lamp replacement. So-So: it is not as convenient as a head lamp since you have to hold it with one hand most of the time. This is not a issue for me as I don't like the feeling of something strapped on to my head. thus even when I have the head lamp, I am holding it with my hand most of the time Bad: I recently went on a backpacking trip bring just this mini flashlight (fully charged) and leaving my black diamond spot 325 at home. I wasn't planning on doing any night hike originally, however, the trail was rockier than we thought and we ended up hiking 1 hour before the sun rise to catch the alpenglow on a remote mountain. This flash light won't be able to hold its maximum brightness for too long. At the very beginning it was fantastic: lighting up the entire area in front of me and it was very easy for my to find the trail. After about 20 minutes or so, the brightness significantly dropped down to a point that my phone's flash light is way brighter than it. the head of the flashlight also got warm. Allowing it to rest for 10 minutes and it becomes noticeably brighter again but still not as bright as it was at the beginning of the night hike. It might loose some of its charges during the night when the temperature drops to 45ish (which was not cold at all considering you are at around 10k feet elevation). At this point I would only recommend bringing this purely as an emergency light. Conclusion: For hikers who absolutely won't hike in the night, this might be a good ultralight option. If you might need to do some short night hikes for whatever reasons, I would recommend something a little bit more heavy-duty like the NU25

I'm a gadget guy, off grid, prepper and edc kind of guy, so flashlights are something I keep up on for a variety of reasons and uses. I first saw this little Tiki flashlight reviewed on YouTube and was super impressed. So I got one! Hands down The single best flashlight I've bought to date! Redicously lightweight, you forget it's even there. I wear it on a lanyard around my neck. Functional low light, 4 intensity settings including a blind em under attack feature! 300 lumens in a flash! Red and blue settings for emergencies, water tight, USB rechargeable, this thing rocks and at a price that anyone can afford! Just get it and you'll see for yourself, the best edc flashlight to date, well done!

I'm quite pleased with this Nitecore TIKI flashlight. I chose the LE over the other version, probably like a lot of other folks have, because the RED and BLUE auxiliary LED's are cool...and because I have other lights that offer UV light. Anyway, if you're after something really small for a keychain, but brighter that what you'd get with a single AAA battery light, then the TIKI is sure to please. The single switch controls all the functions...including the R&B lights! There's no mode memory, and a double-click is required to turn it on. From there, a single click advances the modes. The OSRAM P8 LED produces a nice, soft, full beam. "HIGH" is available anytime, tactically, by a holding press. The R&B lights are activated by a triple-click. A single click then toggles from RED to BLUE, to a "police-like" combination of the two. When the USB is connected, the switch lights up blue, then goes out when the charge is finished. A full charge takes just over an hour. Recommended due to the size, the brightness, and the ease of use.

The product description sounded good but after getting this light, I'm blown away! About the size of a AAA battery with 4 white light options, along with a red, blue, and emergency flash. This is the smallest light I could find with the red light and high lumen white light. I highly recommend for EDC carry, the red light for astronomy, and the emergency flash is an added bonus.

It is a small little flashlight and will hang on your key ring with no problem. You all gonna think I was paid to write this review but this isn't the case. I bought two of these. I figured if they are crap I can send them back. Opened the package read the instructions and tried it out. WOW! this little flashlight is brighter than my 3 cell mag light. There are a lot of bright flashlights on the market these days but none will be better. It's plastic, but sturdy comes with a charging cord. I have radios I can crank or use solar power to charge and they offer the ability to charge other things via a USB port. If you are looking for a good bright as* flashlight this is the one you get. I will say it has little red and blue lights on it that you can make flash, like you are gonna pull someone over or what ever, they are kind of silly. But this flashlight is well worth the price asked.

decent for the price and for the size/lumens it gets pretty bright. overall nice little torch to put on the key chain.. giving 3/5 stars because after only about 2-3months of light use (roughly 2hrs overall of total use if the light were kept continuously turned on), but the red light stopped working. (one of the multiple light settings includes a flashing red&blue light, it's pretty bright like a cop car). It was just a cool function, so it was kind of a disappointment when the one red light stopped working. The regular flashlight and everything else still worked fine.