Imalent has released a new can style light.  It’s the first of its kind, because it uses three 21700 cells.  It’s quite a little beast, claiming an incredible 25000 lumens.  It also has charging built in.  Read on!

In my hands for review today is another light from Neal at NealsGadgets.com.  I’m not sure if this is a Neal house brand or what but I don’t see the Nightwatch brand many other places.  This is the Nightwatch NSX4, a four emitter light which accepts a very unusual cell size: 26800.  These are available from Neal with a special charger that supports this larger size.  Read on for testing and thoughts!

Today I have a little full-metal keychain light by Fenix.  It’s the E03R, and it’s a dual emitter red/white light with USB-C charging and an indicating e-switch.  Read on for some testing and thoughts!

RovyVon released a “Pro” version of the Aurora A3.  I reviewed a similarly sized light – the Aurora A8x but this light differs notably in that it’s a reflector light and not a TIR light.  Read on for thoughts and testing!

I have another Skilhunt straight from KillzoneFlashlights.com – this time it’s the venerable H series headlamp – the updated H04 RC.  The H03 was a massive success and ended up with a bunch of iterations.  The H04 looks to be the same.  What I have is the version with built-in charging and a TIR optic.  Read on!

Today is Olight day!  There’s a new Olight coming out very soon (maybe even tomorrow?) and I have an early copy for review.  This is the Warrior X Turbo, a two mode light with a switch I loved from the M2R Pro Warrior.  It boasts a White Flat emitter and … well read on for more!

I have thad this BC4 charger from XTAR for a while now and I’ve not figured out a good way to test it.  I’ve used it here and there and I have an opinion about it, but all without any graphs.  If you’re interested in that, read on!

I reviewed the little brother to this M200 a while back – the M150.  I liked it and I am pleased to be able to review the M200, an 18650 version of this light.  It’s not exactly the same though, so read on for more info.  In particular the UI has seen some impressive enhancements!

I finally got a LEP!  This is the Weltool W4 and it’s a fantastic option in the LEP field…  LEP (Laser Excited Phosphor) lights are just pencil thin beam massive throwers – limited output (this one’s around 560 lumens) but throws a massive claimed 2.6km!!!  I’m super pleased to be able to present this review for you and thanks to Weltool and KillzoneFlashlights.com for sending this one over for review!

Today I have in for review the Nitecore TIP SE.  You might remember the TIP SE from earlier promo photos where Nitecore used some completely…