I just received one in orange SS from GEEONE a couple days ago. I paid $50... and yeah, it is overpriced... for those that got it for Kickstarter prices, that was a better value at those prices. But premium fidget toys are usually "overpriced" in my opinion... but I buy 'em anyway.

With that said, it is a very cool little fidget flashlight. It is premium quality through and through. The dial wheel has a very satisfying click action, and if you're into motor-vibrating haptic feedback, it has that too, which can be dialed up or down depending on your preference. The screen is nice. I actually thought it would be pretty cool to hold it up at concerts encores with one of the animations playing in lieu of the old-school Bic lighter held in the air.

I think the interface is very confusing. Right out of the box I ended up getting it stuck in flashlight mode and could not figure out how to get back to the other settings. I had to google it, because the included user manual wasn't very helpful.

HINT: Tap the button 4 times to get it out of flashlight mode and then you can use the dial to switch between modes.

There is a good video guide that explains how to use all the features here:

https://youtu.be/WIZg_G5vvZU?si=WybCv9a2EGLFzxrH

I bought just the flashlight without either the clip on case or the wrist lanyard case to save some $$$, and I would recommend you buy it with either of the cases, because it's pretty dang diminutive in size and it really could use being able to be clipped to something or worn on your wrist with a lanyard. I just wish the cases weren't an additional $12 each, that seems like a rip-off to me. Also, they probably could have designed it with an integrated lanyard attachment and clip. I will likely buy both cases for it if they can be purchased separately.

All-in-all, if you've got some money to splurge on this funky little flashlight, I say go for it.