I have a bit of a love/hate relationship with flashlights that have a dozen different modes. Sometimes I just want to turn on a flashlight without clicking through low, medium, high, strobe, SOS, disco party, and whatever else someone decided it needed. This Ultrafire gets major points from me for keeping things simple: on and off. That's it. More importantly, it's extremely bright. This is definitely designed as a long-throw flashlight, with a concentrated beam that reaches an impressive distance rather than flooding a huge area immediately around you. I can see this being particularly useful for camping, checking a large yard or property at night, walking outdoors, or anytime you need to see what's happening farther away. That's also consistent with other users' experiences with the unusually long, concentrated beam. The flashlight itself feels substantial and well made without being ridiculously oversized. There's also a simple color-coded battery indicator, so it's easy to get an idea of how much charge remains. USB-C charging is another big plus. But the unexpected bonus is the little rechargeable EDC keychain flashlight that comes with it. I initially considered that an extra, but it's surprisingly useful in its own right. It's tiny, very bright for its size, has multiple light settings, and even has a digital battery percentage display. The flashlights were both almost fully charged on arrival and I stuck the tiny one into my purse immediately. This feels like two genuinely useful flashlights rather than one flashlight with a throwaway bonus accessory. The main light is powerful, straightforward and built for distance, while the little EDC light handles the everyday stuff.