PROMETHEUS LIGHTS Beta QRv2 Classic, Mini EDC Keychain Flashlight with Low, Medium, & High Modes (Nickel)

PROMETHEUS LIGHTS Beta QRv2 Classic, Mini EDC Keychain Flashlight with Low, Medium, & High Modes (Nickel)

• MAXIMUM COLOR ACCURACY: Warm amber light provides high contrast and low interference; Nichia 319A LED emitter has a high CRI of 90+ designed for maximum color accuracy when measured against natural light
• CARRY IT ANYWHERE WITH YOU: Convenient, compact size; Lightweight and reliable flashlight that fits in the palm of your hand; Easily store in your pocket, bag, and more
• QUICK RELEASE FOR EASE OF USE: Detach flashlight from keychain quickly when ready for use; A solid click verifies engagement; Perfect for EDC as there is low risk for accidental disengagement; Push to engage and pull to disengage; Quick release holds up to 10 lb of pull weight
• MULTIPLE MODES FOR ANY SETTING: Low (1 Lumen), Medium (15 Lumens), and High (90 Lumens) modes available; Easily access mode cycling and twist on/off function; Adapts to all needs so that you can use it at home, at work, or in the lab
• BUILT TO LAST: Thoughtfully designed copper flashlight; Premium machine with canted coil spring; Excellent spring tension

Don't be fooled by cheaper copy-cat flashlights. They might look similar, but this is the Original quick release Beta QR launched by Prometheus Lights on Kickstarter. <br><br> This tiny and functional light retains all of the core qualities of a custom Prometheus light: the aesthetic appeal, thoughtful design, and superior beam quality. <br><br> The Beta-QR was conceived with a simple goal: be the best keychain flashlight on earth. The concept came to me through observation, research, and conversation. I tried carrying other keychain lights. They were handy to have around, but always got ditched from my key ring...because when I need light I don't want it stuck to a wad of keys. <br><br> Keychain lights just don't work like I need or want them to, so I came up with something that does. Simply push to engage and pull to disengage. The mechanism is engineered to provide 10 lbs. of holding force. <br><br> Combine this with the snag-free profile of the brass component and accidental disengagement is "virtually" impossible, and engagement is verified by a solid "click" every time! The retaining spring is replaceable if it ever becomes damaged.