Travel Flashlights
For the last few years, I have traveled with a small flashlight. Flashlights come in really handy on airplanes, in hotel rooms, or in homes that you are staying in. Recently I purchased some flashlights for everyone in the family that I place in their charger “Go Bag” which has all the necessities for charging devices like iPhones, Kindles, Apple Watch and AirPods.
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Lumintop EDC01
The Lumintop EDC01 is the smallest. It is powered by a single AAA battery. I have batteries that charge using Micro-USB - this way I don’t need to ever purchase any batteries and if they run out - they can easily be charged from the Go Bag kit.
The best thing about this flashlight - despite its diminutive size - is that it comes with a neat diffuser. This diffuser is glow in the dark so that when you turn off the flashlight you still have light!
The flashlight has a few brightness levels, the one I like the best is the moon mode which is just very faint. I use this at night by my bedside on trips and for finding things in my bag on a flight.
A nice feature is that you can remove the keyring clip and it can stand upright on its bottom.
It comes in some nice colors too!. It’s $10 for the black model.
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I purchased this four pack of AAA micro USB batteries.
Lumintop Tool AA 2.0
A bit bigger and more powerful than the EDC01 is the Tool AA flashlight. This flashlight is powered by either a AA battery OR a more powerful and long-lasting Lithium 14500 battery.
Like the EDC01 it also has a diffuser but the on/off feature is different (clicky button on the back).
You can get batteries for this unit such as these. A little harder to find for some reason. I can’t remember where I got mine - but look for some 14500 Micro-USB 3.6V batteries. You can also purchase the flashlight with the battery.