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Rechargeable LED Keychain Light – LUME Pocket
Rechargeable LED Keychain Light – LUME Pocket
£17.99
In stock
Our Rechargeable LED Keychain Light is the perfect addition to your daily carry essentials. Compact, lightweight and powerful, this pocket light clips on to your keys or key ring for easy portability. Featuring durable aluminium construction with a comfortable grip, our lights are reliable and meant to stand the test of time.
The LED provides extremely impressive illumination for its size, offering 60-lumen lighting at the touch of a button.
Pressing the on-button for 3 seconds activates the SOS safety feature, activating a flashing SOS distress signal in case of emergencies.
Our LUME series are designed to be high-quality long-life products, constructed to be extremely durable, energy-efficient and effective work lights. Using the latest long-life Energy Saving LED’s with low power consumption, this enables longer battery life and the highest energy efficiency possible. Built-in long-lasting rechargeable batteries ensure no single-use batteries are used or thrown away, being increasingly eco friendly.
Features:
- Rechargeable
- Energy efficient
- Built-in Pocket Clip
- SOS Flashing Feature
Specification:
- 60-lumen output
- Rechargeable via USB Type-C (cable provided)
- 1-2 hour battery life
- 3.7V / 180 mAh lithium polymer battery
- COB LED
Use this torch daily for dog walks, working on my car, going up the loft etc.
I’ve had the LUME Pocket for over 18 months and am largely happy with it. It is a nice, compact light to carry with your keys. It is a floodlight only, so doesn’t have a huge throw.
The USB-C port is a good addition, as it’s easier to connect than Mini or Micro USB 2.0 ports. Considering the LUME Pocket is expected to go in pockets, handbags and purses, it should have a dust cover over the port. This is an obvious and disappointing oversight.
Perhaps its biggest flaw is that it can easily be activated unintentionally, as there is no lock or mechanism to prevent the switch being operated accidentally. Again, this is an obvious flaw that should have been addressed before launch.
With occasional use, it seldom needs charging, and includes an LED to indicate when charging is complete.
It would be even better if it offered flood and spot beams, but in terms of seeing locks to put your key in, where you are walking, and a large area, close up, it works well.
Overall, it’s a decent version one, but considering Carbon Collective’s usual attention to detail, you would expect them to get it right first time.