Icon Light RG101A Rogue 1 Black Alluminum Flashlight 50 Lumen Icon Light RG101A Rogue 1 Black Alluminum Flashlight 50 Lumen

Pros: It’s a great little light; excellent replacement to traditional AA Maglite. Similar build quality and stronger light source.

Cons: My only complaint is the functionality of the button on the back of the light. It works just not sure it’s the best design. Can’t really knock and egg for that.

Other Thoughts: Great upgrade to a traditional Maglite.

Pros: Offers 2 settings: bright and blinding. Bulb emits white light, not yellow. Allows me to find specks of dust or stray flecks of plastic wrap inside a pc case.

Cons: None.

Pros: I never thought I'd get that much light from one AA battery. I've used it a lot over the past 5 months and still am on the original battery.

Cons: None

Pros: Uses more common (and inexpensive) A Battery. It outshines my $50 aviation LED flashlight.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: A bargain

Pros: Very bright light, sturdy construction, works on only one AA battery. Great that you can step down the brightness of the light if you want to.

It really does not take any time to get used to the two button switch and how it is used.

Cons: The lanyard was too bulky for me, but that should not count as a con for the flashlight.

Other Thoughts: Newegg rocks as usual, delivery was fast.

Pros: Still works after almost a year of abuse, unlike most other flashlights we've owned (kids like playing with it).

Bright for only using one AA battery.

Cons: None I can think of

Other Thoughts: Great flashlight, would buy Icon again.

Pros: I have used this light several times a day for the last 4 months. The feedback I have read seems a little unfair. The heavy-duty lanyard is supposed to connect to one of the cooling fins and I connect the other end to my keys. It is a HAND usable flashlight and will not do tricks like standing up on a table or act like a headlamp. It fits comfortably in my hand or front pants pocket, but is too bulky to fit nicely in a shirt pocket, so it doesn't come with a clip. This way you don't look like you forgot how to dress yourself with a big lump in your shirt pocket (thanks Icon!). It is designed to have the brightest output with the first click, because if you have an emergency, you may need that setting first. It then turns off with the next click, so you don't have to cycle through the weak setting to turn it off. Smart thinking. Fortunately, a low light output setting is included with the next click if you are going to be using it constantly for over 3 hours.

Cons: On rare occasions, the light has been accidentally turned on while in my front pants pocket (probably by my keys). But this never drained the battery very much, and its cooling fans kept it from being noticed as a burning hole in my pocket. It keeps its cool. Good design.
Since I keep it attached to my keys, some of the black finish shows a little wear due to the metal-to-metal contact. This wear is only seen at edges and is very minimal. Really does have a tough durable coating on it as I expected more wear than this.
My biggest reluctance to buying this light was that I didn't know if it would work with a rechargeable NiMH battery as it has a lower voltage than the alkaline battery. I am very happy to ease your mind on this and tell you that it does work just great on a rechargeable battery. I dought that you will get 70 hours of illumination, but I get very long life out of them. I recharge the battery once per month or more. Not enough cons to remove a full star.

Other Thoughts: There is one situation that will eventually come up. When the battery voltage gets very low, the circuitry is designed so that it will only turn on with the low brightness level. This is your WARNING that the battery is almost exhausted and needs to be replaced. Excellent design, but wish they had told me this in the instructions. Again, there is nothing wrong with doing this and it could really be a life saver if you're in need of light in an emergency! One comment said he wanted a light with 3 "AAA" batteries instead of one "AA". Actually, this is a toss up. An "AAA" battery has roughly one-third the current capacity as an "AA". This may seem equal, but if one of the 3 "AAA"s is weak, it will drag the whole battery stack down. I prefer the "AA". This is the BEST flashlight I have ever owned and I expect it will last many years (unlike most flashlights I have owned)! You will see what I mean when you get your own!

Pros: none

Cons: weak, can't tail stand, pocket light without pocket clip.

Other Thoughts: spend a bit more and get fenix ld10 or similar. returned mine.

Pros: Bright, small, feels of sturdy construction, love the look, takes normal battery, and I like the neck lanyard and the wrist wrap that came with it..

Cons: nothing

Other Thoughts: I like the feel of the flashlight in my hand. It's not to big and its not to small.

Pros: Solid construction, water resistant, easy on batteries

Cons: There's brighter and better in the same class

Other Thoughts: This little guy is a pretty solid buy when on sale (which is fairly frequently; got mine for $14.99). I've had a number of good LED flashlights and take an egg off simply because I just found this light to be nothing 'special'.

A light I really like that I picked up on sale under $20 is this one: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA0BD07S7781

A little bigger, but super bright & a very good value if you get it on sale.