
HaixnFire H11 EDC Fixed Light Type-C Rechargeable Work Light
₱529as of Jul 31, 2026
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A USB-C rechargeable EDC light for around ₱529, sitting between HaixnFire's own cheaper keychain light and the documented 10W picks without a clear edge over either.

₱529as of Jul 31, 2026
COD · Shopee-protected payment
| Brand | HaixnFire |
|---|---|
| Type | Work light |
| Price | ₱529 (as of Jul 31, 2026) |
| Owner rating | 4.9 ★ from 429 reviews |
| Shop | HaixnFire official store |
| Units sold | 101 |
The HaixnFire H11 is a USB-C rechargeable EDC light for around ₱529. It sits in an awkward middle spot: too expensive to be the backup light, not documented enough to be the main one.
EDC, everyday carry: a fixed light meant to travel with you, bigger than a keychain light but still pocket-sized. It’s for the small daily tasks a phone flashlight struggles with: finding something in a dark bag, a quick look under furniture, walking to a breaker box.
USB-C charging is a genuine convenience, since it shares a cable with your phone and most modern laptops.
Unclearly, and that’s the problem. Neither model publishes a lumen figure, so we can’t tell you the H11 is meaningfully brighter than the BL01 keychain light at nearly double the price. It’s a larger unit, so it plausibly is, but “plausibly” isn’t a spec.
If the BL01’s keychain size is too small for your needs, the H11 is a reasonable step up. If budget matters more than form factor, the BL01 does a similar job for roughly half the price.
Everything a real work light needs: no magnet, no hook, no stated lumens, no stated runtime. It’s not trying to be a work light in the same sense as the SUPERFIRE range, and comparing it directly to the G25 isn’t fair. It’s a different category of product wearing the same “work light” tag on the listing.
Around ₱529 as of July 31, 2026. Check the latest price on Shopee. Reasonable for what it is, an EDC light, but weak value specifically as a work light, where the documented COB options do more for a similar or lower price.
Buy this if you want a slightly larger, USB-C rechargeable everyday light and don’t need it to double as a proper work light. For actual repair or maintenance work, buy a COB light instead. See the ranked picks in our best work lights in the Philippines roundup, or browse more on our Home Improvement page. Our work light buying guide explains the difference between an EDC light and a work light.
For a proper documented work light, the SUPERFIRE G25 is our Best Overall at around ₱919. For the cheapest everyday-carry option from the same brand, HaixnFire’s own BL01 keychain light is around ₱289.
Everyday carry: a fixed light meant to travel with you day to day, bigger than a keychain light but still pocket-sized. It sits between HaixnFire's own tiny BL01 keychain light and a proper 10W work light.
Unknown, because neither model has a published lumen figure. Given the larger body, it likely is, but there's no number to confirm that, which makes the extra ₱240 over the BL01 hard to justify on specs alone.
General everyday tasks: finding something in a dark bag, a quick look under furniture, walking to a breaker box. It's not built to light a work area the way the 10W COB lights are.
If budget is the priority, the BL01 does a similar job for almost half the price. The H11 makes more sense if you specifically want USB-C charging or a slightly larger form factor.