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UCSDsoccer
Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2025
This is a very useful flashlight, but it definitely depends on your expectations and intended use. If you are expecting this to replace a regular flashlight that you might use to guide yourself on a walk, then this is probably going to be too weak - but you have to be realistic in what you can expect from something small attached to your wrist! I don't think this is useful at all for the advertised applications of running, cycling, or fishing (it also says reading, yes). It would be useful for fishing, but it doesn't say anything about being waterproof... so that's a hard NO for that. I suppose the light could be okay for running or cycling at night, but not to illuminate the path, only to warm cars of your presence. For running, it's annoying because you swing your arms, making the light dance around everywhere. For myself, I love this light for when I have to work events at night and have to do things with my hands. Excellent for this. So, as long as you are using this for the right purpose, it can be great. Otherwise, it will probably come up short.
TSR
Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2025
This is a clever concept that works fine for me. I like the adjustable wrist band that is easy to get on.Recharging is appreciated.Works great for walking in the dark (i.e. early or late exercise, or even walking back home after dinner out.We travel a lot, plus we have periodic power failures where we live. So I can see having this nearby for such instances.When I'm traveling and want to read in bed, this helps so I don't have to keep my husband awake with a bedside light on. Seems like good value to me.
L
Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2025
Great buy! I’m happy with the way everything turned out. The price was spot on, and shipping was fast and easy.
Long Islander
Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2025
Glad I found this.I wear it when I walk my dog at night, which is often. I put it on the hand that holds the leash, and it points at the dog and the area around him. He’s short, so the light shines on his head, back and tail. I worry about my apartment complex because there are many curves, poor lighting, few stop signs, no speed bumps, but it has tenants and guests that like to drive faster than the conditions allow for.I still need to use extra caution, but the hope is between the light and my dog’s white fur, the speeders will see him and slow down if they are going around a curve too fast and I don’t see them until the last second.I like the wristband, there is not a buckle or anything like one, it just sort of snaps info place when you put it on your wrist, straighten out both sides and it’s good. It’s bright, and it shines quite a bit wider than my dog, so I find it useful.The button to turn it on sits on the top of the flashlight when you are wearing it and has three brightnesses. It’s easy to find and push while wearing. It’s not awkward and it can’t be dropped like a regular flashlight, it lifts a bit off the wrist, so the light doesn’t shine into the back of your hand while you have it on. And, for me, since I’m wearing it on the hand that is holding the leash, it’s always pointing at my dog and I rarely make the error of pointing it at someone’s window.The USB-C charge is quick and lasts a long time.
RobbieScott
Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2025
I love flashlights. Especially as I get older, I just can't always see everything as well as everyone else. I have a few on my desk, by my nightstand and in my car. This wrist flashlight I thought would be a great idea. And maybe it is, but probably for a child. Basically, it's a snap bracelet (remember those from the 80s?) that you attach a square flashlight to which has three settings-white light, yellow light and off. It's cool that the flashlight part turns any direction you'd like, but the light involved is not very bright at all and doesn't seem to light things up that much. Also, you kind of look like you have a wrist bracelet from the police or something or like you're wearing a very cheap and ugly bracelet-nighter of which really work for me. All in all, this is a decent idea, but the execution is not great and I imagine it'll get tossed out or lost in the junk drawer that we'd need a flashlight to see anything in.
Elisa
Reviewed in the United States on April 13, 2025
I really like how adjustable this light is. You have 3 different color temperatures for the light and the band can fit many different wrist sizes. It would work well for all ages, small littles to adults. And really helpful in keeping your hands free if you really need it. Dog walking, holding hands, carrying bags or waters. Super useful for our night walks.
Jody D.
Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2025
Light weight, easy to use. Secure attachment.
Dave Stanzito
Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2025
This is an interesting flashlight setup. I've seen LEDs in gloves that are aimed at your fingertips. I've also seen flashlights designed for bicycles that act as a headlight. When I was a kid, we had slap bracelets that were all the rage. Someone decided that we needed a flashlight that sits above your wrist to light up what you're working on that combines a slap bracelet and a bike light to replace those glove flashlight things. Yeah, it's as convoluted as it sounds. The execution is mediocre. The light is rechargeable and has multiple color temperatures (rather than brightness settings and that's kind of weird). The plastic housing seems alright. I don't think it would handle getting slammed around against an engine block for too long. That's where I would prefer to use something like this - reaching around while working on the car. The flashlight has a plastic swivel mount and a slot to thread a slap bracelet through. It doesn't feel terribly durable, and the slap bracelet can't really be slapped on the wrist due to the mass of the flashlight. You end up kind of bending it around your wrist. It is a rubber plastic, so it mostly stays in place. Once in place, the beam gets obscured by the top of your hand. Overall, it's a novel idea but poor materials and execution make this a novelty I cannot recommend.
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