7601 - 600 Lumen Rechargeable EDC Tool 3-in-1 Work Light

i'm a huge fan of this little guy. it's like the swiss army knife of small form factor multi-tool flashlights. as mentioned on the product page, its many functions include its main light and a side light, each with a total of 600LM, with 3 and 5 different modes respectively, a bottle opener, a keychain ring, an integrated magnet mount, an included optional headband for use as a headlight, an integrated metal clip -- did i mention that it's USB-C rechargeable and came fully charged, ready to go? there's no lack of praise for this item and its use cases -- whether running or trekking outdoors in low/no light conditions or myriad other OTG needs. and it's tiny, making it incredibly easy to have at the ready. and it's also incredibly bright. buy yourself one, get one for a friend or a loved one, light up all your days. 5 stars!

This thing is like the Swiss Army Knife of lights. It really does cover you in most circumstances. Multiple ways to mount it and the brightness of it are it's biggest selling points. Battery life could be a bit better BUT that would necessitate it being bigger. Maybe just get two and trade in a new one while the old one is charging.

The size is PERFECT! I mean it's just big enough I'm not left wishing I had more light or feel like I'm lugging around an empty shell of plastic. Every inch of it is functional. From the flip clip to the dull but pointy blade. That it can be clipped onto the brim of a hat so easily is why I never bothered using the included headband (that and I don't feel like carrying an extra item)

A note on the blade, it doesn't appear to me it was ever meant to be sharp, it's meant to open boxes, and turns out I not only don't need a dangerously sharp blade flapping around, I prefer not worrying about it. I sharpen all my blades to an extreme, but this came perfectly sharp/dull to allow me to open any box and not worry about having a sharp risk floating around my person when not in use.

It's super easy to use once you remember the button closest to the sidelight powers it (I was initially turning on the wrong light till I got used to it, now I don't have to look).

Battery life is super variable, in a good way... That is to say it doesn't last terribly long at full power but I really appreciate the 4 green LED indicator lights, partly because the give a good idea of what's left, but a painfully overlooked feature of most lights I use is taken care of here- The indicator lights are hidden away under the flip cover, a flip cover that allows you to adjust angle of light once mounted to your hat or head.

My only complaint, only reason I haven't bought a dozen to hand out, why it's 4 stars instead of a gleaming 5, is because that flip clip broke on me.
Granted, I used the heck out of this flashlight EVERY day, I switched it from a hat to a belt to a bag, I mean I wasn't exactly gentle. Still wish it were sturdier at that one point, or had a replaceable piece I could swap out, but to be fair, unless you make it your everyday all day constant use light, long as you're relatively careful with it, you really should be fine.

What an amazing little light this is!

We recently had to jumpstart a car at night and we pulled this out. It fully illuminated the entire area under the hood! It was so easy to use because it's magnetic, we just plopped it on and adjusted it to where we needed it to illuminate.

It's really unbelievable that it's so tiny yet so powerful and illuminates so much. It's so tiny you can literally just keep it on your keychain if you want. Just to try it out my husband threw it on the brim of his hat and it worked perfectly as a headlamp. Really versatile functionality. It was also super easy and quick to charge.

The HOKOILN 3-in-1 Mini Work Light really impressed me with how bright it is for such a compact design. The 600-lumen output is perfect for working on my car, camping, or just keeping in my EDC kit. I love the versatility of the hat clip and magnetic base-they make hands-free use super easy. The dual-light red/blue strobe is a great safety feature, and the Type-C fast charging is a huge plus. Overall, it's a surprisingly powerful little light that feels well-built and worth every penny.

This mini flashlight is truly amazing once you turn it on. Its size might be deceiving, but once it's on, its light illuminates the entire area. My husband used it in the car and placed it on the hood while changing a part. It was nighttime, so he decided to use it, and as you can see, it perfectly illuminated the entire interior of the car, allowing him to work comfortably even at night, He didn't even need to use additional lights since the brightness of this flashlight was sufficient to see the entire engine compartment and change the part without any problem. Its compact size means it can be placed anywhere and on any surface, The charge lasts for several hours, even if you leave it on continuously, It's a great price and its magnetic backing allows it to stick to any surface, I loved it and definitely recommend it.

I put this on my keychain thinking it would be a backup light, but it��s become my primary everyday carry. The 600-lumen main beam is almost overkill for something this small, and the side light plus red/blue modes have already helped with roadside visibility once. USB-C charging and the battery indicator under the clip are super handy��I just flip it and check before heading out. It��s a bit bulkier than a tiny keychain fob, but the brightness and features more than make up for it.

This is a very handy little flashlight. There is a man light and a light on the side. There are high and low settings, strobe, and red/blue light mode, also. This light is easy to clip on a pocket, backpack, or tool bag. I have mine clipped to the visor organizer in my car, so I always have a little light with me. The base is magnetic, and it also came with a headband strap for hands-free use. It has great battery life, and the buttons function easily. I highly recommend this little light.

This is a terrific little light. It goes into very small spaces where a normal work light would not fit. It is very bright, so I usually use one of the dimmer settings. I find it super cool that it has a clip & a magnet to hold it in place. But, in my case, I came up with another use: I clip it on the back of my bicycle helmet in the flashing mode. I feel this is better than any of the other helmet lights I have used because it flashes very bright in two colors (red and blue). That makes it very different than other bike lights and should get any driver's attention.

This is a slick little light. The claim of getting 7-13 hours of light is highly questionable. My results testing the light yielded these results:
Spotlight/flashlight: 5 hours on high, 6 hours on low
Floodlight: 1 1/2 hrs

I didn't test the light to the battery dying and turning off. The light slowly dims as the battery drains. I tested to what I considered a usable light level. That's admittedly subjective, but I didn't stop the clock till the lights dimmed to a point where I needed more light to finish what I was doing. Whether there is a perceptible light past that point is unimportant. I mostly use the light clipped to the bill of a cap.

The magnet is strong enough to hold the light upside down. The magnet is only accessible when the back is flipped open (as is the charge indicator). The back maxes out at a 180 degree angle.

The box cutter successfully opens packages.

Although it can be put on a key chain, it's a bit too thick for that to be practical.

I like how many ways I can use this. Clipped onto a bag or hat, magnet for lockers and cars, and headlamp (My favorite because it makes you 20% more attractive.) The lights are handy and bright. The blade can cut tape, but not much else. perhaps the light is better off without the "Blade" and bottle opener as this is intended to be on your forehead and could hurt if you had a nasty spill. The charge light is in an odd place. Decent option for those that want maximum utility in small tools though.

I'm not a big EDC guy, but I needed a head lamp for work. So I gave this one a try....and I like it, a lot! It's a super rugged design that nice looking as well as functional. Comes with a USB C port and cord comes with it. There's a little "blade" that's actually pretty handy. It's more for opening boxes that say widdling wood. That same blade can also double as a bottle opener, pretty neat. There's a clip with a magnet imbedded in it for attaching to ferrous metals. I'm not convinced that these little rubber plugs that protect the charging port really work. Seems they don't always stay seated. But it's every single device on the market. The series of different illuminations are achieved by cycling each by pressing the power button. Also included was an elastic band that the light fits on. This allows you to wear as a head light. This little light is packed with features and being rechargeable is a really good product!

Firstly, holy moly is this thing bright. Like, possibly damage your eyesight bright. Taking it out of the package I accidentally turned it on while pointed at my face and was seeing spots for 20 minutes. The buttons are flat and unobtrusive and a little difficult to locate by feel alone.
It has several modes: main light, main light flashing (epilepsy inducing), red light (only the center emitter, not very bright), blue light (also only the enter emitter and not very bright), and the side light. I like the idea of using the side light as a flashlight you hold in your hand - unfortunately the bottle opener sort of stabs you in the hand when you hold it that way. It comes with a rubber strap and a back clip for strapping it onto a helmet - that's really the primary use. I've tried clipping it to the collar of a shirt, but depending on the thickness, that doesn't work that well. The clip is really only made to hold the strap provided. It also has a ring attachment for a lanyard or a keychain.
The back hinges open reveling a magnet, and that's convenient for hands free use if a metal object is nearby. The battery indicator is also under there, which is a less than convenient location for it, but not terrible. The bottle opener seems weak and easy to break, and it swings out to reveal a cutting surface. I'm not sure what you could cut with it - it's not very sharp at all. I wish they had left both the bottle opener and cutter off entirely.
I'm not sure how long the battery will last. I haven't charged it since it arrived, but only use it maybe 10 minutes a day at night while walking my dogs, so I have perhaps 2 total hours into it now without any issues.

I'm really impressed with the performance of this small pocket light. I've used it for about a week clipped to the bill of my baseball cap when I walk my dogs. I like being able to aim it where I want by tilting it and it provides plenty of illumination where I need it. I have other lights that shine further but they are overkill for my typical needs.

I didn't think the battery would last very long but I'm just charging it for the first time now, so I've been very happy with how long it has lasted, even in freezing weather. The magnetic base is strong enough to hold it on a drywall corner, and the other light settings could come in handy. This has replaced my headlamp as my primary dog-walking light.

This is a mini little LED flashlight. It comes with a strap and a charger chord. The strap can be used to wrap the flashlight around your head or hat. This flashlight can be used under the hood of your car because there is a magnet tucked underneath the hook on the back of the flashlight.
There is a hook on the back, to hang these from your pants. There is also a hook that comes out when you pull the can opener.
This flashlight has a smaller light on the side. Both lights are bright and useful.
This can be useful in a toolbox, in a hike kit, in a drawer in the kitchen or in a tacklebox.
You will be Happy with your purchase. This flashlight is worth the price.

I give this five stars as a work light.
-well built. Feels like it will last.
-good size. Small enough to keep in my jacket, but not so that I lose it all the time. Just a lot of of the time
-very bright for its size. Brighter than some of my Bauer harbor freight flashlights.
-also it was a great when I had to get light down into a tight space in my engine compartment. My other pen lights and tactical flashlights wouldn't go so I went to my work stuff and grabbed this.
-battery life is fine. I haven't timed it, but I was working on the car for 20 minutes.

-is priced as a premium product and it deserves it. I would love to buy 20 of these and leave them all around the house and in each of the cars but

I took off a star because the price and because they market it as a "mini keychain flashlight". I understand that they are trying to get people to notice it. I and my wife and family thought that it was just a hair to bulky for that purpose. No harm no foul. I might put it back to five stars. after I've been using it at work for more than a couple weeks because it is just that good

They also include a strap to use it as a headband. It's OK for that in a pinch and I did use it walking the dog the other night. If I was gonna do something like that a lot, I would probably recommend a special purpose headlight.

This mini keychain light is bright and easy to keep in a jacket pocket. It clips to a hat or jacket in seconds for hands-free use and can throw a long-distance beam or light up a wide flood when you need area lighting. The magnetic base is great for quick hands-free jobs, and the rechargeable design keeps it ready to go. Bonus points for the hat clip working like a mini headlamp and the built-in bottle opener / box opener.

Bottom line: small size, big output, super versatile. Perfect for hikes, late-night errands, and dog walks. 5/5.

Holy cow, this little light is BRIGHT. It arrived and my husband immediately started playing with it, in broad daylight in our kitchen, and I couldn't even look in his direction without it hurting my eyes! This is a great little light to clip or stick onto anything, from a backpack to the inside of a car hood to a hat or jacket or dog leash. It has an attached ring to put on a keychain, but it also has a magnetic clip, which is what I wanted it for -- to clip onto clothing while walking dogs at night to increase visibility. There are multiple settings, including a strobe light setting, so it can function as an emergency light if needed. This will be great to take along on hikes and camping trips, and it even includes a bottle opener, so it will be handy by the grill and fire pit too. It's pocket-sized, light and easy to carry. And it's rechargeable, so no batteries to fuss with. If you're considering it, just do it. There's nothing not to like about this little light!

This light has it all!! It's incredibly bright with multiple modes from red and blue safety mode to a lower energy cob light with a much wider throw.
There's a very powerful magnet, a keychain connection and a visor clip. There's also a bottle cap remover and a flathead screwdriver. It uses USB type c charging which is so handy.

The size of this is a little larger than a us 50 cent coin. It has 2 light options a small point light and a larger size one, I guess for a lamp like light. I have some difficulty finding the power buttons without looking because they are flat against the device, so you can't feel the "button". It is quite bright, and has slow flash, fast flash, red light, red light flash, and my favorite prank option: blue and red flashing lights. I scared some rowdy kids with that one, they thought the police were there.?? It also has a bottle opener on the side, and a clip on the back so you can clip it on your belt or waistband.
I deducted a star because the plastic is very thin. I dropped it from about 5 feet one time and now there is a small crack. If it was a few dollars less it would be something I could highly recommend, but not as it is priced.

What an amazing little rechargeable flashlight! I love that it clips securely onto the rim of a ball cap, making it versatile and easy to tilt for hands-free use. Beyond the clip, it also features a magnet, a bottle opener, a box cutter, and can be attached to the included headband. The amount of light it produces is truly impressive for such a small, lightweight design. Compact, practical, and surprisingly powerful!

This flashlight is so useful because it is so small.

It fits in my pocket with no problem.

It has two lights, a single beam on the side and multi LEDs on the front and is bright.

It has a clip for attaching to my hat, making it easy to see what I am working on along with a magnet to stick it in the right spot.

It charges with a standard USB C charger.

It has a strobe light mode as well and flashing red and blue.

This little portable light works very well and offers several useful features. There are multiple different lighting options, along with a couple basic, built-in tools. The unit is very lightweight and doesn't weigh your clothing down when it's clipped on. The cover for the magnet adjusts with clicking movements, so you can angle the light how you need it. It comes nicely boxed, with a charging cord and headband. The box says it has a seatbelt cutter, but I'm not convinced that it's sharp enough. Otherwise, it's a handy gadget that's a nice, compact size for vehicles, purses, backpacks, tool boxes, etc. It would make a useful gift, and the box is small enough to fit in a stocking.

Bright little clip on light. Simple to use, and I love the bottle opener on the side.