Compact and powerful flashlight, its major drawback is the sensitivity of the button, it turns on with the slightest touch. If it had a mechanical or electronic lock it would be perfect

Very good and useful tool. But it is heavy for what it offers and I think for a keychain it could be lighter, but its construction is sturdy and probably that's why it weighs more. Also, sometimes it turns on by itself or doesn't turn off when you leave it. I imagine the reason is that since it is activated by touch, obviously if you don't have clean and dry hands and residue remains on the touch point, then there is conductivity, so it remains activated. I don't consider the focus to be good, but I think the beam it has is more useful than a focused one. Overall, it is good and if it didn't have so much weight, it would definitely get 5 stars.

The old one would light up when you actually pressed the button. This one lights up when you touch the button. In other words, it lights up very often without you wanting it to. It is slightly better than the old one in terms of brightness.

I give it 1 star because there are no 0 stars. The button is very sensitive... as soon as you touch it, the flashlight turns on. I walk and my pocket keeps lighting up.

Strong light and sturdy construction. However, bigger and heavier than its predecessor. Several accidental activations due to the touch button. I recommend the old one. (Keychain Flashlight Hi-Tech LED - 020008)

It has a fairly strong light with moderate directionality. After a few months, I changed the batteries (I thought the LED was broken because it was dim, but with new CR2032 batteries, it turned out that one of them was faulty). It is touch-sensitive, without buttons, and the circuit turns on through the pointer and thumb (where the 100mA pass - not a small amount but in a safe area). Overall, it is heavy, sturdy, and has a strong light (approaching the intensity of the Klarus MI6 on the high scale, which is advertised as 120 lumens, while far exceeding its low setting advertised as 30 lumens). Conclusion: the lumens provided by the Energizer are genuine and it illuminates slightly more than a mobile phone. For its price, I believe it is worth it. The only downside is that it turns on by itself as soon as you touch it, for example, if you have it on your keys, but it automatically turns off in 3-4 seconds.