Testing 6 Tiny Flashlights! 

He does have a thing about smells....

@@GreyMatterPlatter what lol

@@brent2974 if you watch a lot of this channel, you'll start to get the idea that the host has a particularly good sense of smell, and as a result, is VERY opinionated about what smells he does, and does not like. I think it's pretty hilarious.

@@GreyMatterPlatter like the purple pillow

Normal is a rarity on RU-vid... lol

yh especially torches ol every phone has a torch and is prob brighter than these mini torches, albeit a small keyring torch is fine for emergencies

I didn't think i would either but once i saw the neck fan he covered i ordered one immediately and its awesome to use on a hot day.

Granite rock pan!! Best review ever and the best pan ever.

Same

@@rushrule1 i got one too lol

Yeah, that was hilarious lol. I think the dog was supposed to be INSIDE.

The best blooper of 2020

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I was ck'ing top comments for this as it'd b my comment if it wasn't already here. 😂. 100...Baiiiiley!

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Or Satan's lights if you want to include those crappy blue lights. (That happens because they pick that color and more importantly it's the wrong bulb.)

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Zebra light. Has six (more in advanced mode) light levels. One is so dim it'll last for weeks with it on. Just enough light to see in pitch black like if you were stuck in a cave or something. Super bright and a 90° head which is way more useful.

@@dominick253 mate, if I were stuck in a cave, I'd be concerned with getting out before I starve, therefore I'd imagine a moonlight mode lasting WEEKS would definitely not be useful to me. You do make me wonder just wtf I would do tho, lol. Who am I kidding. I'd probably starve after my flashlight dies.

I have a light that is 13,000 lumens technically closer to 12768 lumens tested, it's insane

Kachow

He drives a civic 😂

B....B...Baily

I can hear john cena boss music

momobadilak lmao half a goatee is all you aee

Lmao

sotry of my life

its not the size of the boat, its the motion in the ocean 😂

Dope video and yes size dont matter 🤣

I thought the same thing like dang wake up the neighborhood!

Naa , all His Neighbors are used to the stuff He does !

Yeah distance the light is cast makes a huge difference in a really dark area. I have a few that are bright for a very short distance, a couple that you can focus the light, and my favorite high lumen shorty that remembers the last mode used.

Get a thrower if you want a distance light. There are tons of great options out there. Many mainstream lights aren’t great at throwing.

Useful when somebody tailgates you at night.

Thanks for your thoughts!

@@meauxjeaux431 Nah, that's the Thrunite your thinking of.

I was actually coming down here to say push and hold would be more used as a defensive maneuver than to see your door

I came to the comments to say this too! As an EDC fan with flash-triggered migraines, knowing whether I can avoid accidentally switching flashlights into strobe mode is a really important factor for me!

That Sodding Gamer yep for key chain the key mate is smart. The aurora is more useful at home or to put in a day pack hiking bag for in case it gets dark or some small cave exploring

@@mixeddrinks8100 I actually bought the ThruNite T2. Bit on the pricy side, but seems the most rugged, waterproof rather than resistant (IPX8) and the brightest (not that I really intend to use the brightest settings much). Battery life ought to be the best of the bunch. The Aurora was what I was initially looking at, but the specs of the ThruNite T2 won me over.

@@mixeddrinks8100 also the push and hold would be good for a defensive maneuver Carry it in your hand someone gets near you and boom they don't know what day they are in then they walk in the street and get ran over boom you get taken to jail boom manslaughter charge wait were was I :)

I feel you

The last one isn't a keychain light, so it is good for a comparison, but apples to oranges and all that.

more for hiking and protection than keyhole finding :)

Only 2.2 inches, eh? That's a bummer. You: Oh yeah, baby. That's nice. Girlfriend: Is it in yet?

Hey man, you don't gotta brag

when I pull down MY trousers in front of my girlfriend for the first time 17:04

Oh lord. Welp, I literally LOL’ed. Mission accomplished.

Add Convoy to that list.

And you can't not include all the intl outdoors stuff. The d4v2 is amazing

@@ipodhty The D4V2 is good just meh it's more of a flex than anything else.

yeah I live above 70N (70.5N) so the nights are somewhat long the regular trails/paths are rarely illuminated (if you steer off the car roads and into pedestrian paths/trails), so I needed a good lamp for my bike and I got the SRT7 from Nitecore, that thing is a blast to use on the bike, the adjustable brightness is really nice to have if you're passing by people so that you don't blind them with 950Lumens, and it's easily adjustable with gloves. For walking I got the Nitcore HC60, that thing is way better for walking then the SRT7 since the beam is wide, and the luminosity doesn't dim after a couple of hours of use on medium, high is almost too high when we got the snow though, and I hate seeing my dog looking at me and thinking about her getting 1000lumen in her eyes :( Still Nitecore has survived with me for two years of almost daily use in dirt, rain, snow, freezing cold temperatures. One thing I wish is that they added the "SR" on the headlamps, because a button is really hard to hit when you got gloves on. But having only 18650 batteries to worry about is also a big plus, I can take both lamps when camping, and use either one of them or both of them, I usually put the SRT7 inside my tent on green mode when I'm outside the tent, walk with the HC60, and when I go in, I put the SRT7 in red mode. (the green mode is to see it in the dark)

@@svampebob007 For biking I use my Lumintop B01. The flat beam means the light is focused on the trail that it's supposed to illuminate, not reaching into the eyes of peds or drivers. I don't ride much in the dark so the 18650 that came with it works fine, but if more juice is needed it fits a nice fat 21700 just fine.

recently bought it for my EDC in Bronze (with charging cable). Already have SR1 Baton II which is quite small, but this one I can have always with me on my keys. It's really tiny. 5 lumens in low mode is really bright, I was quite suprised. Usable for most of the stuff I need such light. Ie to unlock the door or walk through hallway in a building when everybody has left to find my way to elevator. In a rare occasions those 150 lumens are for shorter time but from such small flashlight really great output. If it would have flat bottom with a magnet (even without charging like Baton II) it would be absolutely great when you need to have your hands free.

Carry it in your hand someone gets near you and boom they don't know what day they are in boom they walk in the street and get ran over boom you get taken to jail boom manslaughter charge ba boom wait were was I :)

Oh! I was wondering what that mode was for. That makes sense

My T1 is the BOMB!

@@F00DLOVER5 It works reasonably well if you have night adapted eyes and do not want to lose that adaption. Or checking on your kids at night or otherwise do not want to disturb someone. I have that on the Thrunite Ti3 V2. A very small Thrunite AAA flashlight. One good thing is they give you the choice of NW (neutral white) and CW (Cool White which I usually call crappy white. It looks nice and crisp but really is not good for perception of colors or depth.) I prefer a bit brighter moonlight mode but everyone has their preferences, in part depending on the intended use. It also depends on whether the beam is very diffuse, such as a headlamp, or more focused.

---It’d be cool to have one that shows battery power too, frustrating hitting the button and ......zip.

@@judywright4241 Also, rechargeable batteries would be nice. Unless you're buying name brand (Energizer) lithium, batteries don't last either.

Yes, this! How often do you need 3 brightness settings and a strobe light on your pocket flashlight? Those extra features have their uses for specialty lights, but for an every day carry pocket light I just want something simple and easy to turn on. Also I prefer it using AA or AAA batteries over rechargeable USB ones so I can have a replacement battery available if needed.

​@@wild1234 Even specialty lights just seem to be overloaded with unnecessary modes. I know a lot flashlights use the same chips that are pre-programmed with every mode possible, you'll see this in As Seen On TV lights where they always have the exact same five modes. They call it a "feature", but it's cheaper to to use the same chips in all of the lights because they don't have to make a program them. Maybe replacement rechargeable Li-ion batteries would be a good compromise too, you could leave some charging and have one ready to use. My lightsabers use actual Li-ion batteries and can't be used in any other devices because the output would fry them. I did it once with a cheap LED flashlight. It "strobed" for about a second and never turned on again :P

@@wild1234 Olight i3E is perfect then, used that for years. Single operation, reliable, 90 lumens, most compact AAA I found. Swapped it for Jetbeam Mini One though, for a while at least (bright, side RGB lights + UV light).

No... they probably thought some angel finally came down to get him.

They probably just think it's the rapture with that amount of light.

I'd probably think a high-ranking angel came down from heaven to send an important message if I saw that bright of a light at my neighbor's front door.😂

Streamlight microstream best ever 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼

It is always good to have a flashlight. I guess now many people use their phones, but I prefer to save the charge and use a small (or larger LOL ) flashlight. And much more convenient to clip to a hat. I have been carrying the Olight Warrior mini recently, but it is a bit heavy clipped on a hat. Once I snugged down the strap it was OK, but the Olight S1R Baton II in their line would be better if you don't need a tail switch. The closest I have is probably closer to the regular Microstreams, the Olight i3T (1xAAA) or i5T (1xAA). Does your firefighter/paramedic clothing have any loop Velcro patches? Then the right angle Olight Perun mini might also be of use to you. It comes with a hook mounting patch with bracket. About the size of a wide/tall credit card so a actually a bit wide for the strap they included in their last run/sale. I don't know what they were thinking. Great (very innovative) if you have the right clothing or hat with a loop patch. Otherwise your mileage may vary. The plus is that you can use the system with the clip left on the right angle light. Note I said the MINI version. The full sized Perun is totally different and I find the light too cool and too flat. Although I wish they would offer the mini in a neutral white, the beam on the mini through its bead TIR lens is pretty good.

AAA sized flashlights are super convenient to carry. So glad I switched from a AA

Ayyy fellow Microstream USB carrier! I've owned mine for like 2 or 3 months now and I love it! It's my first real flashlight and it's a great one!

Lol "flash" sales