Addendum to my Review of the JETBeam Jet-II Pro

The JETBeam Jet-II Pro is a titanium flashlight with a great purple anodized finish. This post just displays photos of this gorgeous light!

Two compact flashlights stand upright on a wooden surface. The left flashlight is black and silver with a JETBeam label, while the right one has a metallic, purple-blue finish. Both have metal clips attached.

Two LED flashlights are placed side by side facing the camera on a wooden surface. The flashlight on the right has a blue accent around the lens, while the one on the left has a silver accent.

Two small cylindrical flashlights lie side by side on a wooden surface, with their tail ends facing the camera. The left one is dark gray, and the right one is blue and purple with metallic finishes.

A metallic, cylindrical flashlight body with a threaded top and a textured grip sits upright on a wooden surface. The flashlight’s tail cap is detached and lying nearby, showing the battery compartment.

A metallic, cylindrical flashlight with a textured grip is shown standing upright on a wooden surface. Its tailcap is unscrewed and placed beside it, exposing the battery compartment and spring.

A close-up of a disassembled flashlight shows its head and tail cap placed on a wooden surface, revealing the metal spring and electronic components inside each part.

A metallic flashlight with a multicolored, iridescent finish stands upright on a wooden surface outdoors. The design includes grooves and textured patterns on its body.

Two compact, metal flashlights with grooved designs stand upright on a wooden surface. One flashlight has a blue and purple iridescent finish, while the other is dark grey with silver accents.

Two compact flashlights stand upright on a wooden surface outdoors. The left flashlight has a metallic, iridescent finish with blue and purple hues, while the right one is mostly black with silver and purple accents.

A small, metallic, multicolored flashlight with a pocket clip stands upright on a weathered wooden surface with a blurred background.

A metallic, iridescent flashlight with a clip is standing upright on a wooden surface. The flashlight has blue and purple tones with engraved details and a partially unscrewed top.

A metallic, multi-colored flashlight with textured grip and a clip stands upright on a wooden surface. The flashlight features blue, pink, and purple hues with a geometric pattern.

Close-up of a metallic flashlight with a blue and purple finish, featuring a textured grip and a metal clip attached to the side. Background is blurred and neutral in color.

A small, metallic flashlight with blue and purple tones rests on a wooden surface. The flashlight is cylindrical with a patterned grip and a metal clip, and the background is blurred.

A metallic, multi-colored flashlight with blue and purple tones rests horizontally on a wooden surface. The item features grooves, a side button, and a metal clip. The background is blurred.

A small flashlight lies on its side on a wooden surface, with the lens and LED facing the camera. The background is out of focus. The flashlight appears metallic with a blue tint. Text is visible on the left side.

A small, metallic flashlight with a blue and purple finish stands upright on a weathered wooden surface. The flashlight has a clip attached to its side and intricate patterns etched into its body.

A flashlight, wrist strap, two cards, and a folded instruction manual are arranged on a wooden surface. The items are displayed clearly with diagrams and text visible on the manual.

A blue product box displays icons and text indicating 510 lumens brightness, 150 hours runtime, 138 meters beam distance, 4800 candela peak beam intensity, and 1.5 meters impact resistance.

A Jetbeam Jet-II Pro Ti flashlight in a blue and red box with a clear window. The label reads 510 lumens and limited edition. The box is placed on a wooden surface.

A metallic, multicolored flashlight with a textured grip and clip hangs from a small branch outdoors. The background is blurred, showing hints of greenery and muted colors.

The review of the aluminum/ss version stands for this light as well, with these few differences.

The tailcap is completely different on the outside. It has four ‘fins’ instead of three. That’s to facilitate putting tritium tubes into the slots in the flat part of the tailcap. So trits can be slid in holes, into the opening to where they can be seen. It’s still my opinion that tritium tubes could be put in the “fins” so you could have a total of 8 tubes in the titanium version. But it’s definitely made for 4 tubes at a minimum.
The bezel and bezel receiving threads are titanium in this version, and not stainless like on the aluminum version.

Everything else looks the same! And the guts are the same too.

This titanium version has a great feel and looks absolutely fantastic in person. If you read the other review, you’ll know that I loved that light.

Interesting sidenote, the flat (non-strike) bezel on this version could easily pass for a [wedding] ring, and it’d make a great one. It’d be about a size 9.5 or 10. Just sayin’. [whistles as he’s walking away.]

Notes

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