I am about to review the Soonfire E07 LED flashlight. Flashlight “experts” (and I don’t use that term loosely) always advise NOT to buy flashlight and battery products which have the word “fire” as part of their name. UNLESS, it’s a “Surefire” product. The reason, is because low-cost “budget” companies…
Here’s an interesting flashlight, which is as powerful as it is small! “DQG” has made a name for themselves by producing lights which are not much larger than the battery type they use. Here, a 26650 battery provides the necessary “umph” that’s needed to make the DQG Tiny 26650, one…
Klarus loves making programmable flashlights. Lights which offer exceptional user flexibility. So with that in mind, I’m here to tell you about the Klarus XT2CR. Love to Accessorize? From the photo, you can see what accompanies the XT2CR. A user manual, a high quality 3600mAh 18650 battery, a belt holster……
In the spotlight today, is the BLF A6 “special edition” flashlight. 60 Seconds in History “BLF” is an acronym for “Budget Light Forum”, where flashaholics who appreciate great quality at a lower price go, to talk about the newest lights and answer user questions. The A6 bears a striking…
Astrolux has been churning out pretty good quality flashlights. Before receiving the S42, I’d heard of them, because a couple of their models were clones of lights previously released by Manker. There was a clone of the popular E14. All that aside, today I’ll be spotlighting the Astrolux S42, a…
In the past year Olight has been busy churning out new products. Among those, have been new entries into the arena of headlamp lights. This review, examines their latest; the Olight HS2, an extremely compact headlamp which is (of course) also USB rechargeable. Olight HS2 Packaging The somewhat familiar packaging presents…
Sofirn is a little company I’m not too familiar with, however, they DO have a website…. and wouldn’t you know, a new flashlight to talk about! Here is the Sofirn SP32, a single-18650 battery light, with enough shining power to cause any living creature you point it at, to run…
Here is the GearLight S1000, an LED flashlight made from a “mold” which has now become an industry standard for budget flashlights. As it is uncommon for me to test lights of this design, the purpose of my review is to examine whether it’s any different from the several dozen…
I just got another flashlight made by the folks at On the Road. The ones I got previously were “Olight” clones. This one does not appear to be a clone… that I’m familiar with anyway. THIS is the On the Road U16. It’s a very small (but bright) USB rechargeable…
With all the Nitecore products I’ve reviewed, I think it’s safe to say that I find the majority of them worth owning. Within the new “Smart-Ring Tactical” series, is the light I’m about to review. THIS, is the Nitecore SRT9. The SRT9 is nothing short of, inventive. Featuring a magnetic…
