It may be the smallest flashlight on the market, just 34mm long

[Cyanskyflashlight]

@Perception

Can you disable the mode memory?

Sorry that it can’t. I think most people will like this memory function.

[Cyanskyflashlight]

@wle

cannot tell, is the switch a button or a twisty?

Hey, wle, The switch button is at the top

[Cyanskyflashlight]

@Sirstinky

I have it. Its pretty amazing for being so tiny amd I love the reflector in thia more than a TIR because of the super useful spill combined with a hotspot. I haven’t gotten around to testing, but I will later and post here. I believe the clam of 200 lumens.

I’m looking forward to your wonderful review. Don’t forget to share it with all BLFers.

[Cyanskyflashlight]

@xevious

@Cyanskyflashlight

The default factory setting of our product is low-medium-high, but it has a memory function, so when you shut down in the mid-range position, it will be the mid-range position after restarting.

Well that’s good to know. You ought to update your product details so it’s clear. Usually when indicating the brightness menu, it’s best to do it in the order encountered in the menu. Some flashlights start on high by default, then cycle down.

Thank you for your feedback. The memory function is already a regular function, so we didn’t write it out specifically, but it will be shown in the manual.

[Unheard]

S&h, the EU import taxes, and carrier fees kill it for me, but it’s a nice light .

[Msf]

Very interested. Please send me a coupon. Thanks.

[Light-saber]

@Cyanskyflashlight

The default factory setting of our product is low-medium-high, but it has a memory function, so when you shut down in the mid-range position, it will be the mid-range position after restarting.

Looks like a nifty edc keychain light. I do have a UI question that I think hasn’t been asked yet. How does one access the strobe mode? Is it “hidden”, or always reachable when clicking thru the other modes (ie, L-M-H-STROBE-L-M-H-…)?

[Cyanskyflashlight]

@Msf

Very interested. Please send me a coupon. Thanks.

Hi, Msf. I have sent you a PM about the coupon, pls check your inbox. Thanks.

[Cyanskyflashlight]

@Light-saber

@Cyanskyflashlight

The default factory setting of our product is low-medium-high, but it has a memory function, so when you shut down in the mid-range position, it will be the mid-range position after restarting.

Looks like a nifty edc keychain light. I do have a UI question that I think hasn’t been asked yet. How does one access the strobe mode? Is it “hidden”, or always reachable when clicking thru the other modes (ie, L-M-H-STROBE-L-M-H-…)?

Hi, Light-saber. All our products can enter the strobe mode by long pressing the switch when the light is on.

[Light-saber]

@Cyanskyflashlight

Hi, Light-saber. All our products can enter the strobe mode by long pressing the switch when the light is on.

Thank you for the info!

[pooptoast]

I love tiny lights. I’d be interested in a code. Thanks!

[Forsythe_P_Jones]

I would definitely support getting rid of the mode memory. Keychain lights are for occasional use and there is no way I’m going to remember what mode I left it in last time I used it. L-M-H is right for this. I would get rid of the strobe too.

If you’re ok with telling us, what size battery does this use? I just spent a while on aliexpress looking for possible replacement cells and didn’t find anything with 200mh that looked like it would fit in there.

[Gebe]

I know shipping costs are high nowadays but $10.00 shipping for something this small? No thank you.

[Cyanskyflashlight]

@Forsyth P. Jones

I would definitely support getting rid of the mode memory. Keychain lights are for occasional use and there is no way I’m going to remember what mode I left it in last time I used it. L-M-H is right for this. I would get rid of the strobe too.

If you’re ok with telling us, what size battery does this use? I just spent a while on aliexpress looking for possible replacement cells and didn’t find anything with 200mh that looked like it would fit in there.

Hi, Forsyth. Normally it is in L-M-H mode. This is the built-in battery. You cannot replace the battery unless you take it apart. The battery has about 500-time charge and discharge circles, which are at least equal to 500* AAA batteries. I think there is no need to replace the battery. If there is something wrong with the battery and charge, you can require after-sale services.

[Forsythe_P_Jones]

This is the built-in battery. You cannot replace the battery unless you take it apart.

Yes, I understand that. This is an enthusiast forum and taking lights apart is what we do around here . Do you have a photo of the battery if you don’t know the exact size? Thanks.

[Cyanskyflashlight]

@Forsyth P. Jones

This is the built-in battery. You cannot replace the battery unless you take it apart.

Yes, I understand that. This is an enthusiast forum and taking lights apart is what we do around here . Do you have a photo of the battery if you don’t know the exact size? Thanks.

Lithium polymer battery 722018, 3.7V, 200mhA, 0.74Wh, 3006

[bassoverflow]

@NeutralFan

Looks like a nice tiny flashlight, but too chunky for me for a keychain flashlight.

That’s what I was thinking. I’m fine with longer and slimmer than short n’ fat.

[Forsythe_P_Jones]

> Lithium polymer battery 722018, 3.7V, 200mhA, 0.74Wh, 3006 Big Smile

Thanks! Are you sure of the number 722018? I wasn’t able to find replacements with a web search, which is a little unusual, and I’m wondering how you fit it into the light given the light’s 20mm diameter. A photo of the inside would be interesting!

[Cyanskyflashlight]

@Forsyth P. Jones

> Lithium polymer battery 722018, 3.7V, 200mhA, 0.74Wh, 3006 Big Smile

Thanks! Are you sure of the number 722018? I wasn’t able to find replacements with a web search, which is a little unusual, and I’m wondering how you fit it into the light given the light’s 20mm diameter. A photo of the inside would be interesting!

Hey, Forsyth. This battery is customized and unique. We don’t suggest you take this light apart. It’s easy to break the light and it’s hard to fix it.

[Forsythe_P_Jones]

Thanks, yeah, I think I’m going to pass on this. It is nice that it is so short, but it is thick enough to be chunky in the pocket, and total volume is about the same as a compact 1AAA light (I just ordered a Skilhunt E3A). The non-replaceable battery is also a big minus for me.

I like the Lumintop Pimi a lot, except I think its level is set too high. It uses a standard 10180. It would be great to see a similar light set to a lower level.

There are times I wish I had my own machine shop.