The Bottom Line
The Photon Freedom Micro is a quality personal LED flashlight that is affordable, durable, and reliable. Photon Micro-Lights come in several different models ranging in price from $7.95 to $19.95, including battery, free shipping in the USA, and a lifetime warranty. Attachments are available so that you can carry Photon Micro-Lights just about anywhere, including around your neck, on your keychain, or on the bill of your cap. The compact, lightweight design makes it a perfect gift for campers.
Pros
- full featured micro-light that weighs less than 7 grams
- easily attaches to your keychain with a quick release ring
- simple to use single button operation
- includes battery
- lifetime warranty
Cons
- none
Description
- The Photon Freedom Micro is a small multi-function personal flashlight.
- Comes with a quick release clip so you can easily attach it to a keychain, belt loop, or backpack.
- This LED flashlight is 2X brighter than any other micro-light on the market.
- Water-resistant durable case made of glass-filled polyurethane.
- Single button on/off switch for hands-free operation.
- Adjustable brightness level and strobe functions for a variety of uses.
- Available in 10 different beam colors including infrared and ultraviolet.
- Includes a replaceable lithium battery.
- Other models available from $7.95 to $19.95.
- Free shipping in the U.S.A.
Guide Review - Photon Freedom Micro Personal LED Flashlight
I bought several Photon Micro-Light I flashlights a few years ago. They are still working with their original batteries. I put a white light model on my keychain. It comes in handy at the campground when I need to make a night run to the bathroom, and it lights up the path quite well. I attached a yellow beam to the gear loft inside my tent. The light from it is more than sufficient to see everything inside the tent at night. My wife is the designated driver when we go on camping trips, and I'm the navigator. I gave her a white light model for her keychain as well as a red light model to keep in her truck. The red light works great for reading maps at night without causing any glares while she's driving. There are several newer models available now including the Photon Micro-Light II, the Photon Micro-Light 3, the X-Light Micro-Light, and the Photon Freedom Micro, which I've reviewed here. The new Photo Freedom Micro has replaced the model I on my keychain. For full details on all models and accessories visit the Photon Micro-Light Web site at http://www.photonlight.com/.
Note: the photo above shows a Photon Micro-Light II. The Photon Freedom Micro is almost identical.
Note: the photo above shows a Photon Micro-Light II. The Photon Freedom Micro is almost identical.
