Cheers, my Fenix EO5R has been ideal for keyring use, whilst the smaller versions have been well received as presents. The TC is still my go to unit for more robust use, hanging by the back door.I actually went through a couple of those mini LED flashlights last year. The first one I bought was too dim, and the next was too bulky, just like your Fenix TC. I finally landed on a neat little rechargeable one that's been perfect. It’s lightweight, clips easily onto my keychain, and has been surprisingly durable – I'm pretty rough with my keys.
A max of 55 lumens is too low for my requirements, though a claimed year on standby is impressive ; the Fenix I use has a useful range of brightness settings up to 400 lumens on a burst.I have been using these for the past 5 years. A charge from a USB cable lasts a very long time and there are two brightness levels.
They also are available in 9 colors. Never could understand why people buy flashlights that are black or camo as I want to find it in the dark.
Me too, and while at least 20-100 will do for many purposes, 200-700 is much nicer to have on tap. I really care about lower levels too and the lights I carry go from around .08-200 or so, though most of my usage is probably between 10-100 anymore.A max of 55 lumens is too low for my requirements, though a claimed year on standby is impressive ; the Fenix I use has a useful range of brightness settings up to 400 lumens on a burst.