Convoy T7 AA 14500 flashlight

Pros: + This flashlight is very simple to use. You can hand it to anyone. + The 519a and 60deg beaded TIR create a very floody light, useful for close-up tasks as a light in this size class should be. + The button takes a good amount of force to actuate--not too strong, not too weak. + Built-in charging is very convenient--if you can use it. See the cons below. + The flashlight operates normally while charging. + The battery indicator light is subtle but effective. Cons: - The tailcap magnet is simply not strong enough. It barely works in ideal conditions. Look at it wrong and it will fall. - Your USB-C cable won't fit. Check your drawers and other devices' boxes for a cheap, short one to try. - There's no way to directly access moonlight mode from off. Whatever mode you had it on last is what you get. - The light is full of artifacts due to this type of TIR. If you want a clean light with crisp edges, this is not for you. Bottom line: The T7 a decent light for its size and price, and having a choice of emitter and color temperature is pretty cool. But ultimately I recommend spending a few more dollars for something else in this class.

Love this flashlight for EDC. Lights up the whole path in front of me. 1/2 of my USB C cables fits, half wouldn't fit into it. You can turn it on on max and it doesn't gets too hot. Just a simple UI, no strobe/blinky. Maybe 4 clicks to lock out would have made it even better.

The flashlight is great—I really liked the ergonomics and controls. It's probably the most interesting option in the T-series. With its KY CSLNM1.FY LED and 45-degree lens, it delivers the warm orange light I wanted, plus the convenience of using AA batteries.