Dorcy 55 Lumen Floating Waterproof LED Flashlight with Carabineer Clip Dorcy, Purple (41-2508)

I've recently gone through the house, garage and cars replacing all the old-style incandescent flashlights with LED ones for the longer battery life, greater sturdiness, and essentially infinite bulb life. There's a 180/190-lumen 4-AA Dorcy that I like for the long beam it throws but for walking the dog, trick-or-treating, camping in a tent, or a room during a power failure, that's really too much light. This 32-lumen light is great for anything within 10-30 feet and lasts 20 hours. I've got smaller, lighter weight LED lights for backpacking, but for throwing in a glove box or tool box, this is a nice size and brightness. Even better for a canoe or fishing trip, because it is waterproof. To be clear - it isn't a dive light and I wouldn't intentionally submerge it. But if the bottom of the boat was wet or it fell in the lake, you could grab it (it's bright and it floats) and it would be fine. Another plus: it uses AA batteries which are cheaper and last twice as long as the smaller AAA batteries. I don't need my around-the-house flashlights to be tiny - I want them to be affordable. Pro-tip for those of us who have sub-zero weather in Winter: Get one and load it with lithium batteries - they work well below 0F, unlike alkaline batteries. If you've got a flat tire or dead battery at -15F you really want your flashlight to work! In my household, all such lights are purple so it easy to distinguish them. Pro-tip#2: I don't keep the instructions and packaging, so I write the relevant info on the outside of the flashlight in laundry marker, "32 lumens, 20 hours" in this case.