Clip flashlights are also known as clip on torches. Based on the portable and rechargeable design, so that we can light at any time at night. However, with the advent of protective flashlight cases, clips have gradually been neglected. In fact, the clip can not only be clipped to a pocket or belt, but more importantly, it is free. The manufacturing cost of the flashlight protective case is higher, and the protective cases presented by many manufacturers are too much in pursuit of beauty, while ignoring the practicality. So that’s why I recommend clip-on flashlights.
As we all know, the design principle of the clip flashlight is to install a universally adjustable fixing clip on the outside of the flashlight. This clip is made of metal or stainless steel, and is clipped on the pocket or belt to achieve the purpose of freeing your hands. In order to be suitable for environments with different temperature differences, the inner side of the clip is designed with a concave-convex clamping buckle and a frosted texture, so as to achieve the purpose of product wear resistance and not damage the belt. In case of an emergency, we can also pull out the flashlight in the first place. Flashlight protective cases usually need to untie buttons or adhesive tapes, which affects the speed of turning on the flashlight. To sum up, I think clips will not become obsolete, nor will they disappear. It is just that they achieve different effects in different usage environments.
