"Flashlights are one of those things you never think about until you need one, and then you spend five minutes digging through drawers looking for the cheap plastic one that barely lights up anymore. Most of them do the bare minimum, offering a single brightness setting and maybe a strobe mode you'll never use. They're tools, not gadgets, and they certainly don't inspire any excitement when you're packing them into a bag or clipping them to a keychain."
"The first thing you notice is how compact it is. At roughly the size of a car key fob, the LOOPDOT slips into pockets, bags, or clips onto keychains without adding noticeable weight. The body is aluminum or titanium, depending on which version you choose, and the finish feels solid in your hand. The pixel display on the front shows twinkling stars, flowing rainbows, or animated patterns that can be changed to match your mood."
"The fidget dial dominates the top of the device, a large knurled ring that rotates smoothly to adjust brightness. Unlike buttons that click through preset levels, this dial offers stepless dimming, letting you dial in exactly the amount of light you need. The tactile feedback alone makes it satisfying to spin, even when you're not adjusting anything. Dual infrared sensors detect rotation without mechanical contacts, ensuring smoother control and longer lifespan."
LOOPDOT is a compact, key-fob–sized flashlight available in aluminum or titanium that clips to keychains and slips into pockets without noticeable weight. A front pixel display shows animated patterns such as twinkling stars and flowing rainbows to add personality. A large knurled fidget dial provides stepless dimming with satisfying tactile feedback, while dual infrared sensors detect rotation without mechanical contacts for smoother control and longer lifespan. Two lighting modes switch with a shake, and spotlight mode delivers a focused 400-lumen beam reaching up to 100 meters. The device is priced at $39.99 on a limited 48-hour sale.
Read at Yanko Design - Modern Industrial Design News
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