Rayovac LED Pen Light Flashlight, Flashlight with Clip for Pockets, Purses and Desks, Flash Light with AAA Battery Included, Pack of 1

I use this in the clinical setting and they do work well. The light isn't bluish but a pure white. It is very, let me say that again, very bright for such a small thing but you just have to adjust your angle of approach (for checking pupils; otherwise the direct light brightens those deep, dark spaces). It is constantly getting lent out and I've "lost" 3 in the last few months…. Good thing they're cheap. The batteries didn't need replacing for as long as I had them (3-5 months each), the light stayed consistently bright, the little handle is sturdy, and the colors they come in are cool (got orange and electric blue last time).It is a little shorter than a standard sharpie and has a good, sturdy weight to it that doesn't feel intrusive at all. I also bought one for my brother who's training to be an EMT and he has had no complaints. It is useful outside of that setting as well, of course. Got a toolbox? A kitchen drawer? A gardening carry-all? A glove box (don't store with batteries in! They will leak over time especially in warmer climates)? A camping/day trip pack? A pocket? I'm a firm believer that everyone should have quick access to a utility knife/multitool and a dependable light source because some you're left without a paddle.In the end: If, after researching, you come down to a choice between this and another? Get this. It is a quality product for a very affordable price that I (and who am I? Me, of course!) will keep using until it isn't quality anymore. Just get one; I highly doubt you will regret it.

Provides a nice round lit pathway before you without disturbing others nearby...perfect for in a move theater, etc. Fits in shirt pocket, no sharp edges, rubber ring in center aids gripping and lasts a long time on one AAA battery. I love it.

When I travel, I pack pen lights because they can clip into back packs and take up little space. For years, I've used Rayovac pen lights ( Rayovac Value Bright 3 Lumen LED Pen Light with Battery (BRSLEDPEN-B ). I wanted to buy a couple of pen lights for my parents who were going to be traveling and so I bought two of the Rayovac lights and an Energizer LED pen light ( ENERGIZER PLED23AEH LED PENLIGHT ); I'd never used the Energizer option. Both lights have pros and cons, and many of the pros are the same.Energizer LED pen light ( ENERGIZER PLED23AEH LED PENLIGHT ):Pros: 1) Has a small footprint, 2) has a clip so that it can be affixed on to a loop in a pursue or backpack, 3) has 15 hours of battery life, and 4) the light is 21 lumens and extends far out in front of the user (the box says 23 meters).Cons: 1) Uses two AAA batteries rather than one battery, 2) the cap is more prone to harder to screw on correctly, 3) the unit is more expensive than other pen lights, and 4) the cap sometimes spontaneously unscrew. 5) The biggest issue for traveling? At the end of the pen light, a bit of glass extends beyond the light's body. I haven't tried dropping the light on concrete, but I would hazard to guess that glass impacting concrete, cobblestone, or brick wouldn't be a good thing.Rayovac ( Rayovac Value Bright 3 Lumen LED Pen Light with Battery (BRSLEDPEN-B )Pros: 1) compact, 2) has a clip so it can be affixed to a loop, 3) uses one AAA battery, 4) cap is easy to screw on and off, 5) cap stays securely affixed even during movement, 6) the 3 lumen option is one of the most economical pen light units available, and 7) all glass/light components are safely surrounded by the pen light's body.Cons: 1) Short battery life (5.5 hours according to the box) and 2) the light is 3 lumens and more suitable to illuminating the space immediately around a user rather than far in front of a user.When I travel, I care more about not falling on my face. The Rayovac fulfills that purpose and I don't have to worry about a glass tip breaking in my back pack or luggage or cracking if it falls on a hard surface. I like the screw top cap better on the Rayovac as well - it is easier to secure and stays affixed. The short battery life on the Rayovac is a bummer. The Energizer's power is great when compared to its size, but I really hate that glass extends beyond the unit, which admittedly does allow light to dissipate. I do love the longer battery life on the Energizer as well. However, for my purposes, the Rayovac pen light is the option I will continue to use unless I have a need for a light that extends far in front of me during travel.

I have tried many penlights over the past years and all of them, save one, proved to disappoint. Usually they failed because of poor construction, or the switch quit working, not mention that the light beam usually was poorly defined, and just scatterd the beam. I recently tried the Rayovac LED pen and have used one of them extensively for about two months without any problem at all. It is well made (which proves that things made in China can be of high quality). On close examination it is obvious that some real design effort went into this light. For example the heavy duty plastic cap which unscrews to change the battery has thick threads so it is almost impossible to cross-thread it. Other penlights have fine threads, making them difficult to close without cross-threading thereby seriously damaging the security and integrity of the light. Also the beam from the LED bulb is round with a clearly defined edge and gives quite a bit of illumination for such a small light. Battery life is also excellent; while I didn't time mine with a stop watch, I feel that it provided good light for over the time specified on the package of 5.5 hours on one AAA. Another nice touch is a rubberized grip around the barrel 5/16" wide which helps with your grip if hands are wet or sweaty. I accidentally dropped this light on a tile floor from about 5 feet, and it didn't harm it at all which is a quite different result than I have had with other penlights. Rayovac is an old American company that makes lights, batteries and the like, and that gives me comfort that their products are going to hold up and satisfy. Not to be overlooked is the lifetime warranty provided. Highly recommended product.

Gosto de lanternas compactas, que usem poucas pilhas (até duas) e entreguem uma iluminação boa; esta lanterna tipo caneta faz o serviço e a RAYOVAC não decepciona nesse quesito. Está bem construida, bem acabada e o led e branco mesmo. Agora é parte do meu EDC, e fica junto comigo.Parabéns Amazon, a entrega foi antes do prazo.

Really great pen torch. Gives an excellent pupil response and doesn’t seem painful for the patients

Great flashlight. Small and bright. Easily fits in a pocket or purse. Great stocking stuffer. I have had this for 5 years and it works as well as the day I bought it. Highly recommended.

Ameiii,muito prática e eficiente!

carries nicely in a shirt pocket (no taller then a pen) produces a lot of light