As of this writing, WOWTAC has amassed quite a family of flashlight models. Today, I’m going to talk about the WOWTAC A5. Box and Packaging WOWTAC proudly reminds us of their association with Thrunite, which is printed on the box. Inside the plain brown recycled container, is the A5. Inside…
I’m not sure where Nitecore was going when they decided on “TIKI” as an appropriate flashlight name. If TIKI translates to “TINY” somewhere…then it’s quite appropriate. So today, the Nitecore TIKI LE is in the spotlight! This is one of the smallest keychain lights I’ve seen in a while…and coincidentally…
Here is another “A” series flashlight from WOWTAC, which is technically supported by Thrunite. This is the WOWTAC A6, a petite 18650 USB rechargeable pocket light. Familiar Package Along with the light in the usual little brown box are a few accessories, which include the manual, (unfortunately missing from the…
“Keep Innovating” is the current slogan at Nitecore. In the past few months they’ve introduced a few new flashlight models. Today, I’ll be talking about the Nitecore E4K, next generation light, with up to 4400 lumens. Quality Presentation Nitecore always presents an impressive amount of accessories. Here, along with the…
Imalent is not new to the world of flashaholics! Their product catalog spans many flashlights of various size and output. Perhaps one of their smallest lights to date is the subject of today’s review. This is the Imalent LD10. The LD10 Package Within the LD10 presentation, is an elaborately crafted…
With technical support provided by ThruNite, WOWTAC is producing quality flashlights at a reasonable price. From that, I’m here to tell you about the WOWTAC A4, a USB rechargeable light with an astoundingly long-reaching beam. Smaller Than You Might Think I’ll get to the specifications in a minute. However from…
Soonfire has had some decent products in its catalog. This time around it’s another tactical USB flashlight. So let me shed some light (with no intended puns) on the Soonfire MX66. Capable Accessories Soonfire has been known to supply a pretty decent package. With the MX66, you get a user…
The warrior strikes again! Some time ago, I reviewed the M2R Warrior flashlight. As in standard Olight tradition, they like doing upgrades on previous good sellers. So in this review, I’m taking an unbiased look at the Olight M2R PRO Warrior, tactical flashlight. Impressive Accessories As with all Olight flashlights,…
This is one of several recent flashlight reviews, where the light in question features the amazing Anduril firmware. It also happens to be the second one from Lumintop! Here was the first. Since the cat is now partially out of the bag, this is the Lumintop EDC18. Very Small Package The EDC18…
Sofirn has built quite an extensive catalog of flashlights! (Just check out some of my previous reviews!) Today, however, another one has been added to the collection. This is the Sofirn SC31B…which is not be taken too “lightly” (pun intended) 😆 Box and Accessories If you’ve seen other Sofirn lights,…
