Having not seen many Orcatorch flashlights to date, I’m about to review the Orcatorch T20, which is their multi purpose tactical light. At this writing, it’s not exactly the newest light on the block… having been released some months ago. The BIG T20 case! …
Here is my second in a series of flashlight reviews from FiTorch. Previously, I discussed their M30R, a standard-size EDC light. Today however, I’m looking at the pint-size FiTorch ER16… a powerful USB rechargeable light that fits in the palm of your hand. Powerful Little Package Within the small black…
Every so often, a new idea comes from Nitecore. And in their continuing effort to be on the cutting edge of flashlight technology, a new “series” comes out once a year or so. Today, I’m looking at the latest in the “multi-task” series. This is the Nitecore MT22C. Familiar Packaging…
Although Acebeam isn’t exactly a new player in the world of flashlights, the Acebeam UC15, is new to me, and happens to be the first Acebeam light I’m reviewing. In Keychain form, it’s obviously pretty small, but provides flexibility unlike others I’ve seen. Cool Little Package Within the UC15’s little…
In the world of flashlights, those that fall in the “budget” category have grown exponentially in the past couple of years. Every once in a while I’ll take a look at one, to see if their quality as a whole is improving. Today, I’m testing the AMZ vision, a 1000…
Miniaturization in the electronics world dates back to James Bond and further. LED flashlights obviously don’t go back that far, but in terms of tiny, just about anything can be made super-small these days. Take the new Klarus Mi1C, for example. This is the definition of small when it comes to an EDC…
In a previous Sofirn review, I spoke well of the SP32, an easy to operate 18650 flashlight. This time, I’m looking at the much smaller Sofirn SP10A… a definitive EDC flashlight defining the term without hesitation. Nondescript Packaging So in a very unassuming presentation, the SP10A comes in a small…
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…
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…
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…
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