Streamlight 88810 Wedge 300-Lumen Slim Everyday Carry Flashlight, Includes USB-C Cord, Lanyard, Box, Black

I keep this in my coat pocket and it fits perfectly! It shines nice and bright and is easy to use. Worth every dollar!

High quality. Bright light. Good on/off switch. Small enough for EDC.

At first I thought it was great. After one year, not so much. The battery drains pretty quick and takes extremely long to fully charge. There is no indication of battery life. The casing is not ideal, it’s a smooth metal that gets beat up easily and has no grip or magnet. For $90 I expect long battery life with some sort of indicator. Some sort of ruggedness. And it should charge at a normal rate and not take 6 hours.

I wished I had this light years ago , pricey, but you get what you pay for with this light

This fits great in a side or back pocket on shorts or pants. I like the simplicity of the lever but the design of the light makes for comfortable carry. It’s bright but not too overpowering and is great for every day carry.

This light is bright enough but I dont like the on/off switch I cant get used to it, Im going back to my microstream

Its a nice compact item thats easy to carry. For the price its a good value. Theres obviously brighter lights, but this is adequate for most of my needs.

If youre like me, youre probably second-guessing whether you need to spend 80-odd bucks on a flashlight. I mean, your phone has one, it takes up no space in your kit, and its free! I decided to pull the trigger on this light, and Ill never look back. I had been looking for a reliable, quality USB-C rechargeable light for awhile, and the Wedge simply checks all the boxes. Ive had RovyVons in the past, but theyre a little too small to hold and locate conveniently, and they get lost because theyre so small. The Wedge fits perfectly in a pocket, and locates super quickly when I need some light. The thumbswitch is intuitive and easy to locate with a single motion when you pull it out of a pocket. Its super durable, surviving multiple drops onto concrete. Its not super bright, but its more than bright enough for what I use it for at work (locating mechanical equipment, tracing wires, lighting up dark areas). Its also great that it doesnt have any stupid tactical strobe function: it turns on, it turns on extra bright if you need it, and it turns off. The runtime is incredibly good; Id say it probably lasts for at least a few hours on a single charge. Charging is super convenient, since theres no dustcap that you need to remove on the back, and it charges with the same USB-C cable youd use for your phone; I can throw it on the nightstand to charge at night if I notice it getting low. Id say I charge it maybe once every week or two, with casual (10-15 minutes) of usage per day. Ultimately, while this light doesnt exactly shine (pun intended) in any one particular area, its the perfect all-rounder. I find myself reaching for it much more often than I expected I would, simply because when I need some extra light, its WAY faster (and brighter) than pulling out my phone and turning on the flashlight.

Let me start off by saying this is my second Streamlight, I love these little lights, the only problem I have was on my first one these little screw in the picture came out I thought I was rough on the light to have caused it, they were a pain in the butt to get replacements but the new one that came the screw came off instantly, theres got to be a quality control issue on there end... I took them all off and put little bit of Loctite will be good to go hopefully they correct this.

This is an exceptionally well-designed flashlight. The switch is simple and intuitive. The body is easy to hold, while still being able to use your hands (like a cigar or large penlight). The clip is fantastic, if a bit strong (I find I cant easily clip to my shirt, like I sometimes like to do for hands-free use, but it easily clips to the belt or outside of my pocket). The light has a decent size, without monopolizing the pocket. USB charging is ideal for an edc light (easy to top-off). 300 lumens was a good choice for this light... quite bright, but without getting too hot. The beam is definitely on the floody side, good for work and going for a stroll. I do find myself wishing there was a lower mode, in the 10-30 lumen range. But I cant really complain, because Streamlight delivers on the simple practicality of the design. In terms of price, I was happy with the $80 I paid, but I can see why some people object to it being over $100. The build quality is decent... it feels lightweight, but solid, with the feel being of powder-coated aluminum, or very high quality plastic. Someone mentioned the molding not lining-up... cant say that bothers me, or that Id even notice without looking for it. Inability to replace the battery reduces value, but its excusable given how well this is designed and executed. Time will tell, regarding reliability (I will update, if there are any failures). Based on my limited experience, Streamlight products are reliable. I would NOT say the same of Olight... my last several Olights have failed on me, and I know Im not the only one. The design and implementation on this light are excellent... Im picky about what I put in my pockets, but Streamlight really nailed it with this one.