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Light - LED Flashlight

Light - LED Flashlight

by Jason Ting

3.4K ratings
1941 reviews
🔧 Utilities
📊 Productivity
Free
In-App Purchases

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 7, 2010
  • December 6, 2016

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Developer

Jason Ting
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About

This utility app provides a bright and fast LED flashlight with an intuitive interface. It offers adjustable brightness, SOS, and strobe modes for various situations. Designed for quick access, it features instant-on startup and simple controls.

✓Instant-on startup
✓Adjustable brightness
✓SOS mode
✓Adjustable strobe mode
✓Screen toggle via double tap
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What users say

Summarized from real user reviews of Light. Based on 3.4K reviews and a 3.3/5 average, it highlights the 5 positives and 5 negatives reviewers mention most about this Utilities app.

Positive things

  • 🔦Convenient light source
  • 💡Adjustable brightness
  • 🔍Useful for reading/navigation
  • ⚠️Emergency signaling options
  • 🏆Reliable and consistent

Negative things

  • 🔋Light turns off too quickly
  • 🔌Incompatible with some devices
  • 📢Intrusive ads
  • 🔴Unreliable/stops working
  • 🔍Insufficient brightness
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What's New in Light

2.3

December 6, 2016

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. Bug fixes.

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User reviews

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Perfect app

It doesn’t need updates because it works correctly and was designed brilliantly.

Yeah, a pun.
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Hi

Nice
PribeshPribesh

The Best!

I've had this flashlight on all my iPhones since March of 2013. I really like the no nonsence features.
LedsteplinLedsteplin

Mind of its own

This app randomly turns on the flashlight to full intensity. If the phone is put ‘light down’ on the bedside table a fully charged battery will be dead by morning. This is happening all too often. My back tap is off. The app light intensity is set to the lowest point and still the light comes on full brightness while resting on a table. 👎👎
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Reported Bugs

2 issues

Light turning on unexpectedly

Bug

Flashing/strobe mode not working as expected

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Requested Features

3 requests

Color customization options

Feature

Ability to keep light on when screen is locked

Feature

Longer runtime before auto-shutoff

Feature

FAQ

What does this flashlight app do?

This app turns your device's camera flash into a bright and fast LED flashlight. It offers instant-on startup and an easy-to-use interface for quick access to light when you need it.

What are the key features of this flashlight app?

Key features include adjustable brightness levels, an SOS mode for emergencies, and an adjustable strobe mode. You can also hold the button for light mode and double-tap to toggle the screen on and off.

Is this flashlight app free to use?

Yes, the app is free to use. It is supported by ads, and there are also in-app purchases available, though the core functionality is accessible without them.

What devices is this flashlight app compatible with?

This app requires a device with a camera flash to function. Continued use of the flash may significantly impact your device's battery life.

What are some common use cases for this flashlight app?

Common use cases include finding items in the dark, navigating during power outages, signaling for help with SOS mode, or using the strobe for attention-grabbing purposes.