Lumintop Tool AAA Copper Brass 120 Lumens EDC Flashlight

Great little flashlight with minor setback - tail end has two attachment points which are both too small for a proper lanyard. Other than that, it is a very nice little "Tool" And these are my Tool aaa combination.

The copper construction is tight and sharp. Everything is solid and well-machined. Copper in particular is heavy, and the device feels solid and weighty in the hand. The light is easy to operate and is bright AF for a AAA powered light. There are no stupid "seizure strobe" modes or SOS modes. Just off, low, medium and high. To further the convenience, on and off from any mode is a full click, and the levels are accessed through a half click on the switch. This makes getting to off quick and easy. Inside the reflector housing, the O ring that keeps water out is actually glow in the dark, so you can find your flashlight even in the pitch dark (unless it's been in the dark for hours). This is an amazing idea and I'm sure there are other flashlights with this feature out there, but it shows how thoughtful the design is. The pocket clip and thin profile makes this a cinch for best EDC flashlight I have. Most of mine are bigger, which means I don't carry them often enough. Not a problem here. I have other copper flashlights and I really enjoy the patina they get over time. All in all, a great little EDC or glove box light. It's bright, well made, attractive.

Maybe $40 seems like a lot for a one-AAA cell flashlight. But, while most penlights are cheap and disposable, this one is super nice. I'm not familiar with Lumintop, but this flashlight is reminiscent of other higher end collectors lights like Olight and Fenix. I expect it to last for years, as long as I don't allow any dead alkaline batteries to leak inside. In fact, this light is nice enough to warrant the use of a NiMh battery (which don't leak and are rechargeable). Lithium batteries apparently don't work. The copper construction is tight and sharp. Everything is solid and well-machined. Copper in particular is heavy, and the device feels solid and weighty in the hand. The light is easy to operate and is bright AF for a AAA powered light. There are no stupid "seizure strobe" modes or SOS modes. Just off, low, medium and high. To further the convenience, on and off from any mode is a full click, and the levels are accessed through a half click on the switch. This makes getting to off quick and easy. Inside the reflector housing, the O ring that keeps water out is actually glow in the dark, so you can find your flashlight even in the pitch dark (unless it's been in the dark for hours). This is an amazing idea and I'm sure there are other flashlights with this feature out there, but it shows how thoughtful the design is. The pocket clip and thin profile makes this a cinch for best EDC flashlight I have. Most of mine are bigger, which means I don't carry them often enough. Not a problem here. I have other copper flashlights and I really enjoy the patina they get over time. All in all, a great little EDC or glove box light. It's bright, well made, attractive, and if you don't let a dead alkaline cell leak inside, should last as long as about 20 cheap penlights.

Bright, Well made little AAA Flashlight. The Brass has a nice high polish and the light works well. Shipping was very fast from China. I am very happy with the product and the seller's speed of shipping. But the battery is not provided by default, you have to prepare your own Battery. The flashlight looks durable, very nice to use, beautiful color, beautiful cable, press down to turn on-off. Press down but not the end, change mode, power-medium-low, unfortunately no strobe.

Great little flashlight with minor setback - tail end has two attachment points which are both too small for a proper lanyard. Other than that, it is a very nice little "Tool"

Awesome flashlight, so far it has been great for work.