OLIGHT 90 Lumens i3E EOS PMMA TIR Lens AAA Flashlight
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About OLIGHT 90 Lumens i3E EOS PMMA TIR Lens AAA Flashlight
Overall Feedback:
99% positive
92% appreciated its adjustable beam focus, although 8% found it limited
I have tried numerous keychain lights including Nitecore and others from Olight and this is the best by far in terms of overall satisfaction.
Turning the flashlight on or off requires two hands, one to hold the flashlight and the other to twist the barrel.
When loosening the head to shut the light off, there is almost no friction to keep it from turning further, and so more often than not the head and battery end up loose in my pocket.
96% appreciated its long-lasting battery life, but 4% experienced quick drainage
The flashlight has a lot of power, an easy-to-use interface, and the battery lasts forever.
When left on, the battery life of my handheld flashlight lasts for about 30-40 minutes.
After only 8 months of very light use, the flashlight stopped working, indicating poor battery life.
My battery went bad within 2 months and it quit working even with a new battery.
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98% were satisfied with its brightness, while 2% found it dim
The flashlight is very bright and lightweight, despite having only one brightness setting.
The light is bright and perfect for everyday use.
The flashlight is small, solid and very bright, making it nice for everyday carrying.
I lost the top of the light and cannot use it anymore. It's upsetting because the light is really bright and the tube body is tough.
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98% praised for its rugged construction, but 2% experienced durability issues
The overall quality of this flashlight is excellent and the workmanship is superb.
The product's durability is a concern as the battery went bad within 2 months and the replacement was DOA. This is not ideal for something intended for everyday carry and reliability.
I lost the top of the light and now cannot use it, indicating its lack of durability.
The flashlight is annoying to turn on/off and can easily come apart in my pocket or turn itself on with motion from friction.
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97% liked its comfortable grip and handling, though 3% found it awkward
The flashlight is nice and lightweight, and it is very bright even though it only has one brightness setting.
The switch of this flashlight requires two hands to operate, which is not convenient for a key-chain flashlight. A button-type switch would be better, which requires only one hand to operate.
95% liked the intuitive switch and interface, but 5% found it confusing
I find the switch type and interface of the flashlight annoying. It's a twist to turn on or turn off type flashlight, which can easily come apart in my pocket or turn itself on with motion from friction.
93% appreciated its water and shock resistance, but 7% experienced issues
I lost my flashlight and now it's useless. It wasn't as water or shock resistant as I thought.
I noticed that the light is always on in my pocket or the head is completely unscrewed, which indicates that the product may not be water and shock resistant.
The product may not be water and shock resistant as the light is always on in my pocket or the head is completely unscrewed.
I had two instances where the head of my flashlight threaded off and fell off from the key chain, suggesting that the product may not be water and shock resistant.
98% liked its lightweight and compact design, but 2% found it bulky
The flashlight is well-designed to be put on a key-chain and is very small and lightweight.
The flashlight is almost weightless, uses a simple AAA battery, lasts forever, and is decently bright.
The flashlight is not very portable as the head and battery end up loose in my pocket due to lack of friction when turning off the light.
