No preamble this time around. Let’s just get down to business and talk about the Thrunite BSS V4. There are a couple of versions of this light available. THIS REVIEW is for a more “basic” version. The other option includes mounts for a weapon. Top-Notch Accessories The BSS V4’s accessories…
A recent review of an Imalent flashlight introduced a new concept in USB charging. Today’s review of the Imalent DM21C, features the same method of charging the battery internally, but does so in a more familiar flashlight size. The Imalent Presentation The boxed product reminds me of some that I’ve…
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…
Olight’s “Baton” family continues to grow! Now added to other Baton reviews here at Lightsngear, is this one. So let’s commence with our personal look at the Olight S30 Baton. The “Baton” Family Traits A magnetic tail cap has been standard equipment on the Baton’s, and the S30 is no…
We are gathered here today, to examine another in the “EC” series of Nitecore flashlights. So with a CREE XM-L2 T6 cool white LED, and a top lumen output of 960, we present the Nitecore EC20! This light is quite different than its sibling, the recently reviewed EC21. Packaging is…
This is probably not your first introduction to the Ultrafire 502b flashlight. They’ve been a popular item on the internet for quite some time. It was due to the publicity of the 502b that prompted me to order one from Amazon. As you can see from the big crisp…
