OLIGHT I3T2 EOS Torch 200 Lumens Meters Throw Mini AAA EDC Flashlight Eeveryday Pocket Carry Outdoor Gear for Dog Walking,Hiking,Camping,Joging, Maitenance

Given it's size this little torch is amazing. Batteries available everywhere. Very bright, great to carry clipped into a shirt,jacket,bag, or trouser pocket. Has a hat clip too, so will fit on a peak.

Everyone should have a go-pack. Mine lives in the car and has a bunch of useful stuff in it - first aid kit, charging cable, multi-tool, etc, and also a small torch. Normally I would have just bought any old finger sized led, but Olight do this little gem at a decent price, so I went for it. What a great little torch! Small, compact, easy to use, and bright. I'm hoping it will also be reliable, which is why I liked buying a brand like Olight. Go-pack items, by their nature, tend to get used once in a blue moon, so they need to be sturdy. The little clip also means it can be secured to clothing or para cord quite easily.

Great value, variable brightness settings, great for every day carry. Can he used as a head torch if attached to a cap so very functional. Using rechargeable batteries so battery life is not an issue and does not require recharging often.

Excellent quality torch with two brightness settings, and if you are looking for a small easy to carry torch that’s ultra bright then this should be all you need. I have bought numerous torches over the years for work, hobby use and just to keep handy in the house. These Olight torches are the best I have owned to date and I love this one so much that I bought three of them (I’m a bit of a torch addict).

Excellent quality and value. Robustly engineered with hopefully long-lasting performance. Very bright for it's size and well received as a Christmas stocking filler present.

Firstly I have several of the original i3t so I can't help but compare the new version i3t 2 to those originals. With this new version I don't like the ramping up of the high mode as to me it makes the light seem a bit sluggish to react and it seems to vary the ramp time randomly & is longer when you use a 10440 so that is more annoying. The original version is more simple, pure and snappier in operation so a win to the original for me. I also have an original i3t Plus and it's even worse for ramping so if that does not bother you then this it32 will be fine. I think even my i5t Plus does it also and I don't really like it in any of them. I think it's intended for easy eye adjustment to the light but these are not high powered lights so I don't really think it's necessary and in fact it's just bad. My second gripe is the new clip as it makes it more of a fiddle to change the battery and so again I think the original is better though the new clip is deeper carry if this is important to you. I think the new version is a bad implementation as with the original version you just screwed the end switch off but with this new version you sort of have to screw thee body section away while the clip just gets in the way. Positives are being able to set the level that the light comes on initially to be either high or low and I think this is great as there are times when I just want high without having to switch through a low mode first so very good upgrade to the original. I believe the run times of the new version are improved (I assume that's correct?) especially with a 10440 and there is some (not a huge amount) of extra throw noticeable with the lithium 3.7v battery on high mode and they kept the low mode the same but I would have liked to have seen a little increase in the low mode also but this is again personal preference. For my needs I find the i3t lights both work fine with an nimh battery but it is good to have the 10440 option for a bit more outdoor performance if needed or desired. Overall still a very nice little light but not a barnstorming upgrade, more of a fiddle with things I guess & because the original was just so simple and good then difficult to dramatically improve on that though if they would had just put the positive points like run time, mode selection & 10440 capability into the new version then I think it would have been 5 star but the clip and ramping for me took away from it being a really great upgrade and so really they overdid it and meddled to much.

I got this as a lower powered alternative to my Sofirn IF22A for night shifts as a Paramedic. The i3T2 is a great little torch. I bought both the i3T and the i3T2 to compare. The i3T has a slightly warmer kelvin and a floodier beam where as the i3T2 has a cooler kelvin and a bit narrower of a beam but still quite floody. Both are easily capable of lighting up a corridor or back alley with a reasonable throw and equally are good as an inspection/work light for closer hands-on work. I tend to use this torch in short blasts of a couple of minutes rather than continual discharge and as such the battery does last a good while under these circumstances. I believe a continual discharge will last circa 30-40 minutes on a single AAA hence i carry a couple of spars batteries in my coat pocket for peace of mind. The button feels nice and firm, wouldnt likely accidentally be turned on and has a crisp click to the lock. The aluminium build and glass lens feel quality and the torch overall has a nice weight to it. Overall for my first olight torch im quite impressed given their mixed reliability per model. I gifted the i3T to my mother for her handbag and kept the i3T2 for work.

Great little torch. Powerful. Great, typical Olight quality. Came with AAA battery installed plus 2 spare O rings. I like the ability to switch between two brightnesses easily, with just a press of the on/off button at the end. Blanking disc needed to be removed before first use. Nice blue case. I like the gradual increase to full lumens. Fits nicely into my palm, and is lightweight.... so good to carry around in my bag.