Flipkart Torch and Emergency Light Price October 2026: Eveready 1%, awza 88%

We read 150 torch and emergency-light search results on Flipkart on 29 October 2026 — 123 distinct listings once the repeated tiles are removed — and sorted them by brand rather than by badge.

Eveready, which holds the biggest rating counts on this shelf by a wide margin, badges 1% to 62%. Its Searchlite DL95 carries 59,071 ratings and badges 20%; its Pocketlite DL100 carries 33,326 and badges 3%. The names most shoppers will not recognise badge 75% to 88% — and ten of them state exactly the same MRP.

Eveready's stated MRPs sit close to its selling prices at the cheap end and further away at the top of the range — Rs. 179 against Rs. 180 on the Twystick, Rs. 169 against Rs. 175 on the Pocketlite, but Rs. 199 against Rs. 525 on the Apollo. That is a 62-point badge spread inside one brand on one shelf.

What does not vary is the rating evidence. Six of these twelve listings carry more than 20,000 ratings each, and the shelf's single highest count — 59,071 — sits on a torch badged 20%. A small badge is not a worse deal; on this shelf it generally marks the listings with the longest rating history behind them.

Ten listings in this read state an MRP of exactly Rs. 1,899. They sell for Rs. 374 to Rs. 473 and are badged 75% to 80% — eight of them are FIRSTLIKE emergency lights. A second rung of seventeen listings states exactly Rs. 999 and sells for Rs. 268 to Rs. 641. Pricing several listings against one round reference figure is ordinary retail practice, reported here as published fact; the consequence for a shopper is that those percentages cannot be compared with each other.

These listings are not unrated. The awza Zoomable flashlight at Rs. 144 carries 21,743 ratings at 3.8 stars; the FIRSTLIKE solar four-tube light carries 10,154 at 3.5. So the choice this shelf actually poses is between a Rs. 144 torch at 3.8 stars on 21,743 ratings and a Rs. 169 Eveready at 4.2 on 33,326 — and the 88% badge on the first one does not help you make it.

The established lighting brands sit in the middle: 32% to 59%. Philips's Tesni lantern at Rs. 1,065 is the second-most-rated listing in the whole read at 40,689 ratings, badged 51%. Havells's Beam 10 torch badges 32%, Crompton's Ranger Pro 39%.

Prices and run-times are both published, and they do not track each other neatly. A Philips ROVER Mini at Rs. 552 states 1.5 hours; an Eveready CITYLITE at Rs. 329 states 4 hours; a Philips Tesni at Rs. 1,065 states 15. Those run-times are the listings' own claims and nothing in this read tested any of them.

One: look for a repeated stated MRP. Twenty-seven of the 123 listings here sit on just two round figures. Two: read the rating count before the star average — twelve listings in this read carry no rating at all, including a Rs. 414 torch badged 86%. Three: check whether the thing is a torch or a lantern; this shelf mixes handheld torches, headlamps, rechargeable lanterns and solar emergency lights at overlapping prices.

Four: treat stated wattage, lumens, beam range and run-time as the listing's claims. "100 watt", "Super Bright", "1 km range" and "15 hrs" appear on tiles in this read and nothing was bought, charged, switched on or measured. Lithium-ion lighting products should be charged with the supplied charger and per the manufacturer's instructions. Prices change without notice — check the live listing before buying.