This penlight is just over five inches long and feels well made. The rubber clickie requires only a half press for momentary ON. A firm press is needed to it turned ON completely. The modes are well spaced at High of 215 LU, Med of 70 LU and Low at 10. Med looked more like 40 LU to me. The penlight has a Memory mode too. The tint is Neutral White. The hotspot blends in well with a bright and useful spill light. The specs state High will run for 2 hours and ramps down to Med after 3 minutes to avoid overheating. With a fresh set of Alkalines, after 3 minutes, I did not see any noticeable step down to Med. The flashlight did not make a drastic step down until after 40 minutes to about 40 LU. I found the lens and bezel did not get hot and barely became warm on High. I tried all modes at that point and found High and Med were both the same at about 40 LU and Low was more like 1 LU. After 45 minutes total, the light went out. I was disappointed with the results. The tailcap and the bezel can be unscrewed from the body. If either end is not screwed on as tight as it can get, the light will not function. There is no leeway even though there is a spring in the tailcap. The threads are smooth and came with adequate lube. The light comes with batteries, a spare rubber clickie boot, 2 spare o-rings, nylon holster with Velcro flap and a metal pocket clip. The clip is my least favorite part of the package. It is weak and even worse, it will continuously spin around the body of the light. No matter how tight the tailcap is screwed onto the body, it will not prevent the clip from rotating. This makes it difficult to get a good grip on the light. The light has some shallow grooves in the middle that cover a little over an inch of the body. Additional grooves that were more aggressive, would make for a much better grip. This was my first Fitorch flashlight purchase and I wanted to see the quality of the light.

Overall, I am barely satisfied with the purchase and would be much happier if the runtimes were longer.