Energizer LED Pen Light Flashlight with Clip, Inspection Light, Flash Light with AAA Batteries Included, Pack of 1

Excellent pocket flashlight. - Finally found a simple on/off flashlight with no other functions that is very bright. It is very well built and the on/off button is very distinct - not flimsy like most other pocket flashlights. We bought other smaller ones that didn't last long before you had to shake them to get them to come on after you pressed the on/off button to on. These Energizer flashlights are well worth the money and we highly recommend them.

I use this daily at work. I am a tire tech, and this light is really useful throughout my day in finding objects in tires for flat repairs. The size is great, and light output is perfect for close inspection. Comes with batteries, and feels like quality in the hand.

I love these, had a couple that I've used for years and there's a couple quirks that you need to know. I think they're the perfect brightness for most applications, IE if you're trying to find something in the dark without trying to blind you. Best for about 6 inches to 10-15 feet max. It's not a pin point focus light. It has a wide angle that throws, but because it's 30 lumen it works really well. You may get flickering or rattling. The spring inside that presses against the batteries on the top might need more spring tension. This can be the cause of rattling too. I found one sticky note wrapped around both batteries and then inserted into the flashlight stops the rattling. The clip (more specifically the plastic housing it sits into) sucks. If it keeps coming out just put some super glue on it and stick it back in and let it sit and that should fix it. I prefer this light over ones that cost anywhere from 3 to 10 times more than this one and the AAA pen sized form factor is perfect.

Nice classy pen flashlight. It has a good weight to it and brightness is great. Comes with batteries which is a plus. I highly recommend it for your car or small places.

It works great for finding UV reactive rocks!

Great Light for the price. Easy to swap out batteries so its a good long term durable solution.

Works great

When I travel, I pack pen lights because they can clip into back packs and take up little space. For years, I've used Rayovac pen lights ( Rayovac Value Bright 3 Lumen LED Pen Light with Battery (BRSLEDPEN-B ). I wanted to buy a couple of pen lights for my parents who were going to be traveling and so I bought two of the Rayovac lights and an Energizer LED pen light ( ENERGIZER PLED23AEH LED PENLIGHT ); I'd never used the Energizer option. Both lights have pros and cons, and many of the pros are the same. Energizer LED pen light ( ENERGIZER PLED23AEH LED PENLIGHT ): Pros: 1) Has a small footprint, 2) has a clip so that it can be affixed on to a loop in a pursue or backpack, 3) has 15 hours of battery life, and 4) the light is 21 lumens and extends far out in front of the user (the box says 23 meters). Cons: 1) Uses two AAA batteries rather than one battery, 2) the cap is more prone to harder to screw on correctly, 3) the unit is more expensive than other pen lights, and 4) the cap sometimes spontaneously unscrew. 5) The biggest issue for traveling? At the end of the pen light, a bit of glass extends beyond the light's body. I haven't tried dropping the light on concrete, but I would hazard to guess that glass impacting concrete, cobblestone, or brick wouldn't be a good thing. Rayovac ( Rayovac Value Bright 3 Lumen LED Pen Light with Battery (BRSLEDPEN-B ) Pros: 1) compact, 2) has a clip so it can be affixed to a loop, 3) uses one AAA battery, 4) cap is easy to screw on and off, 5) cap stays securely affixed even during movement, 6) the 3 lumen option is one of the most economical pen light units available, and 7) all glass/light components are safely surrounded by the pen light's body. Cons: 1) Short battery life (5.5 hours according to the box) and 2) the light is 3 lumens and more suitable to illuminating the space immediately around a user rather than far in front of a user. When I travel, I care more about not falling on my face. The Rayovac fulfills that purpose and I don't have to worry about a glass tip breaking in my back pack or luggage or cracking if it falls on a hard surface. I like the screw top cap better on the Rayovac as well - it is easier to secure and stays affixed. The short battery life on the Rayovac is a bummer. The Energizer's power is great when compared to its size, but I really hate that glass extends beyond the unit, which admittedly does allow light to dissipate. I do love the longer battery life on the Energizer as well. However, for my purposes, the Rayovac Value Bright 3 Lumen LED Pen Light with Battery (BRSLEDPEN-B is the option I will continue to use unless I have a need for a light that extends far in front of me during travel.