small flashlight; extremely light, easy to handle and grip

It is in spite of the relatively slender cylinder well in the hand and has a comfortable grip surface, which makes them suitable for woolen gloves. The belt clip I do not as such really, but nevertheless it appropriate because it prevents so already roll away the light on ^^.

The light output is truly phenomenal: it puts it in just about two and half times my beloved Mag-Lite ST2D116 2 D-cell high power LED Torch Light, 134 lumens, 25 cm blue for 2 mono batteries.

The lamp comes with three light modes: Short (1 click), light (2 clicks), economical (3 clicks). "Hell" is really extremely light, so you get half the neighborhood felt illuminated. "Economical" is very helpful if you are in the dark in an environment with bright faces - you need then that for the reflected light no sunglasses ... Seriously, I have in your car (in Bright mode) to a yellow fabric safety vest lit (and really only the substance, not the reflective surface) - the result was so bright that I have the lamp diverted quickly on the carpet ;-)

An ordinary (side-mounted) on switch would have her but can already spendieren at the price.
To me they both every penny of their purchase price is worth more than the higher price of the batteries to be used - the living yes tends also much longer.

Edit, 06:01:14
My enthusiasm has become significantly attenuated: Firstly, the relatively expensive batteries have more rarely made the sliding tackle after only 3 months. Secondly, they do so in quite unpleasant way: the lamp just goes out during operation. You can then indeed possibly on again, but when on the road, I do not want to be suddenly in the dark. In conjunction with the high purchase price which leads to a depreciation of 4 to 3 stars.