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OLIGHT IMINI 2 EDC Rechargeable Keychain Flashlight, 50 Lumens Compact and Portable Mini LED Keyring Lights with Built-in Battery Ideal for Everyday Carry and Emergencies, available in Black, Green, or Orange for $13.99
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[Single Output] IMINI 2 produces a wide and balanced output of 50 lumens
[Instant Activation] Turn the light on by simply detaching the body from the magnetic cap
[Rechargeable Design] There is an integrated USB plug at the tail, which can be directly inserted into the adapter for charging. The USB port allows for a full charge within 60 minutes
[Hands-free Experience] The mini light has a magnetic base to attach to any iron surface, leaving both hands free to do other things
[Mini and Compact ] Only 55 mm long with a weight of only 19.5g/0.69oz, you can hardly feel the weight on your bag, the aluminum body with 1.5 meters drop resistance can take a beating
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They're similar in size, but have slightly different use scenarios. This Mini charges without a cord in most USB-A ports. The light is held by a strong magnet that detaches and automatically turns on with a tug from the other half. So, the light unit itself is very small compared to the i1R2. You also want to reattach it after use so you don't lose it. The charging portion has exposed contacts, so a silicone sleeve is included. You slip it off when you need to charge again. Best uses for me include attaching it as a zipper pull on travel clothing for nightly walks, hanging it inside my camera bag, or attached to the key ring inside my laptop case. They're really handy even though I always have an i1R2 Pro attached on my car keys.
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I'm still a huge fan of their AAA-powered lights. Just keep a backup battery or two in the pack and you're good to go. They're also good if you don't have a headlamp, since they can be held between lips while working in a pinch, when you need both hands to work.
I'm still a huge fan of their AAA-powered lights. Just keep a backup battery or two in the pack and you're good to go. They're also good if you don't have a headlamp, since they can be held between lips while working in a pinch, when you need both hands to work.
We disagree on what EDC means. Thats fine. I'd rather swap out a AAA or AA battery than have a dead light.
I work in a construction environment with zero outside light. If the lights go out and the nearest battery-backed-up light is dead you're in the dark. Most lighting isn't good enough as-is, meaning reading gages and such requires a light. I like a small EDC light that takes replacement batteries, preferably AA, but AAA is OK too.
There are guys on-site who like to have the sun in their pocket, but that's not me. I like a light light that can get me through the day.
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It's brighter than an iphone and easier to hold or mount.