EverBrite 9-LED Flashlight 4-Pack – Drop-Resistant LED Light for Kids' Rooms, Playroom, and Backyard Adventures
EverBrite 9-LED Flashlight 4-Pack – Drop-Resistant LED Light for Kids' Rooms, Playroom, and Backyard Adventures
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Why you'll love it
- batteries are included so the lights work the moment they arrive
- multi-pack value delivers six flashlights for the cost of one premium unit
- assorted fun colors make them easy to assign to family members and kids
- lanyard and slip-proof body reduce accidental drops during outdoor use
- lightweight pocket-friendly form factor is comfortable for handheld tasks
Perfect for
- stocking hurricane and blackout emergency supplies
- lighting a tent or trail during camping and hiking trips
- walking the dog safely at night
- reading in bed or navigating a power outage at home
- gifting as a practical multi-pack to friends, family, or college students
Product Information
✿ Exceptional Value - (6) pack 9-LED flashlights AND (18) total AAA batteries INCLUDED( Each flashlight requires 3×AAA batteries). Start using your flashlights right away when they arrive! Perfect for home, auto, gifts, and emergency situations ✿ High Lumen Output - Beam range-59Ft. Wide area of visibility for almost any situation. Easily find your way walking in the dark or reading your book at night. Simple push button operation makes them easy ON/OFF ✿ Attractive, Impact Resistant and Secure Hard plastic body design in (6) FUN colors(Pink, Red, Orange, Gray, Teal, Blue). The slip-proof case design and lanyard help guard against unnessarily drops but the durable body protects the product in the case of a fall ✿ Lightweight And Comapct - Small and pocket-friendly for on-the-go activities. Great for walking the dog, camping, hiking, hunting, and more ✿ Safe Materiral - Materials comply with the United States California law, the total content of three o-phenols less than 1000 PPM
Technical Details Special Feature Durable, Lightweight, Shock Resistant Color White Light Power Source Battery Powered Light Source Type LED Material Plastic White Brightness 20 Lumens Included Components Battery Product Dimensions 3.74"D x 1.18"W x 1.18"H Voltage 4.5 Volts Battery Cell Composition Zinc Carbon Item Weight 0.36 Kilograms Number of Batteries 18 AAA batteries required. (included) Water Resistance Level Not Water Resistant Brand EverBrite Brightness 20 Lumen Battery Description AAA Alkaline Style E000056 Mix Color (6-Pack) Finish Type Matte Manufacturer HANGZHOU GREATSTAR INDUSTRIAL CO.,LTD UPC 820909738824 Light Output Maximum 20 Lumens Part Number E000056A Item Weight 12.7 ounces Item model number E000056A Batteries 18 AAA batteries required. (included) Is Discontinued By Manufacturer No Item Package Quantity 6 Shape Rectangular Finish types Matte Number of Lights 54 Special Features Durable, Lightweight, Shock Resistant Batteries Included? Yes Batteries Required? Yes
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the body cool enough that a child will not get burned while holding it?
Yes. The 9-LED design runs much cooler than incandescent bulbs, and the hard plastic housing stays comfortable to grip even after extended use, so it is safe for small hands to hold during bedtime reading.
Can a young child operate the on/off switch independently?
Yes. The single push-button switch is simple enough for toddlers and early elementary kids to operate with one finger, which is part of what makes it a great first 'big kid' flashlight.
Will my child lose it easily? What if it gets dropped down the stairs?
The impact-resistant plastic body is designed to survive the kind of drops kids are famous for, including falls down stairs, off beds, and onto hardwood floors. The lanyard also gives kids a way to wear it around the wrist.
Can I assign each of my kids a specific color to stop the fighting?
Yes. The assorted color set includes pink, red, orange, gray, teal, and blue, so each child can claim their own color, and you can tell at a glance whose flashlight is whose in a dark hallway.
Is the light bright enough to read under the covers without waking a sibling?
Yes. The 20-lumen output is enough to read a chapter book at arm's length but not so bright that it floods the entire room, making it a popular choice for shared bedrooms and sleepovers.
Is this a safe flashlight for a toddler or preschooler to use at night?
Yes. There is no flame, no glass bulb, and no hot surface, and the lanyard is short enough that it is not a strangulation risk during normal handheld use. For very young children, supervise use and store the flashlight out of reach when not in use.
Will my child leave it on all night and drain the batteries?
The simple push-button switch makes it easy to teach kids to turn the flashlight off when they are done. A 3-pack of standard AAA batteries provides many hours of intermittent use, and replacement batteries are inexpensive and widely available.
Is the flashlight body free of sharp corners that could hurt a child?
Yes. The housing is rounded and smooth, with no exposed sharp edges, making it safe for kids to grip, toss in a backpack, or carry in a coat pocket without risk of cuts or scrapes.
Can my child use it on a Cub Scout or campout trip?
Yes. It is a perfect starter flashlight for first-time campers and Scouts, including nighttime hikes, flag ceremonies, and cabin lighting, and the lanyard lets them hang it inside the tent.
How does this compare to a character-themed kids' flashlight?
Character flashlights are fun for a week and then get forgotten. The EverBrite is bright enough for actual use, durable enough to last, and the assorted color pack keeps the 'fun' factor high without sacrificing function.
Will the light be too bright and scare my child at night?
No. The 20-lumen output is gentle compared to a high-powered tactical light. Many kids find it reassuring rather than scary, especially when walking to the bathroom or checking under the bed for monsters.
Can I use it as a night light alternative in my toddler's room?
Yes. Place it on the dresser pointing toward the ceiling or wall, and the soft LED glow is enough to comfort a child who is afraid of the dark without the fire risk of a plug-in night light or candle.
Is this flashlight a good 'big kid' upgrade from a plastic toy light?
Yes. It feels substantial in the hand, has real light output, and the lanyard gives kids a sense of ownership, which is why parents often give it as a milestone gift for potty training, starting school, or first sleepovers.
Will my child be able to change the batteries when they run out?
The battery compartment opens with a simple slide mechanism, and most children ages 6 and up can swap AAA batteries with light adult supervision. Younger children will need a parent to handle the swap.
Is the flashlight too heavy for a small child to carry comfortably?
No. At roughly 0.36 kg and just under 4 inches long, it is light enough for toddlers and preschoolers to carry in one hand without fatigue, which is one of the main reasons it works well as a first 'real' flashlight.
Can multiple siblings share one set without losing track of whose is whose?
Yes. The assorted color design was made for exactly this situation. Assign pink to one child, blue to another, and so on, and bedtime arguments about lost or stolen flashlights essentially disappear.
How do I turn on the EverBrite flashlight?
Press the rubberized push-button on the side of the body once to turn the light on, and press it again to turn it off. There are no modes to cycle through, which keeps operation simple for kids and seniors.
How do I replace the batteries when they run out?
Slide the battery compartment open at the base of the flashlight, remove the three used AAA batteries, insert three fresh AAA batteries following the polarity markings inside the compartment, and slide the cap back into place until it clicks.
How do I attach the lanyard for hands-free carry?
Thread the thin end of the lanyard through the small hole at the tail of the flashlight, loop it back through the opening at the base of the lanyard, and pull tight. You can then wear it around your wrist or hang it from a hook.
Does this flashlight work with rechargeable AAA batteries?
Yes. Any standard 1.2V or 1.5V AAA battery will work, including rechargeable NiMH cells. Rechargeable batteries are a great way to lower long-term cost, especially for emergency kits that see frequent testing.
Will it fit in a standard car glove compartment or center console?
Yes. The 3.74-inch body is specifically designed to fit in tight spaces like a glove box, door pocket, backpack, and purse, which is why it is a popular choice for roadside emergency kits.
What is included in the box when it arrives?
You will receive the number of flashlights indicated in the product title (4-pack or 6-pack), each in an assorted color from the available selection, with 3 AAA batteries pre-installed per flashlight and a wrist lanyard attached. Nothing else needs to be purchased to start using them.
How long do the included batteries last before I need to replace them?
Battery life depends on how often the flashlight is used. For intermittent use, the included AAA batteries typically last many months. For daily heavy use, expect to replace them within a few weeks. Keeping a spare set of AAA batteries on hand is recommended.
Is the flashlight safe to leave stored with batteries inside for a year?
Yes, for typical storage. For multi-year storage, remove the batteries to prevent any chance of leakage, and check the flashlight every 6 to 12 months to confirm it still works.
What is the difference between a flashlight and a headlamp?
A flashlight is a handheld light you point with one hand, while a headlamp straps to your head and leaves both hands free. Flashlights are usually cheaper per lumen and easier to share between family members, while headlamps are better for tasks that need both hands.
What is the difference between this flashlight and a rechargeable LED light?
Rechargeable lights have a built-in battery that you charge with a USB cable, while the EverBrite runs on swappable AAA batteries. Rechargeable lights save money over time, but AAA-powered lights are easier to refresh in an extended blackout when you may not have access to power.

