Today I have in for review a light you all knew I’d buy…  It’s the Reylight Pineapple Mini in brass, with Nichia 219b.  It’s great, inexpensive, and supports multiple chemistries.  Read on if you need more convincing!

Olight loves special editions!  Olight buyers do too, it seems!  Just announced is another “Seasons” set, but this time not a small Baton.  This is the Warrior Mini Seasons Series!  I have the Spring 2, which is a rainbow titanium.  Yes, this is very similar to the Warrior Mini I already reviewed, but this one is titanium, so I prepared a full test series of it, too!  Read on!

CountyComm has teamed with Reylight in the past, and made a popular light (one which I myself like a bunch.)  That was a triple, and based on the success of the triple, and Rey’s skill with quads, there’s now a quad version.  

There’s a new AA light on the market, and fortunately it’s quite versatile – it supports AA (Alkaline/NiMH) and 14500 as well!  It’s the Lumintop EDC AA, a relatively simple light with a mechanical clicky tail switch.

How long have I used a Convoy S2+ as a size reference light, yet never tested one officially.  How many flashlight fanatics have an 18650 Convoy S2+ LED flashlight?  Well I’m here to tell you everyone should!  It might not be this exact one (read to find out if I think it should be), but there are so many flavors that if you can’t find one you like, then you aren’t even trying.

The great guys over at Illumn.com have the new Acebeam L17 in stock and wanted me to get some numbers on it.  The Acebeam L17 is an Osram Flat White thrower similar to the E10, but in 18650 format.  Read on for some thoughts and testing!

Klarus has released a new 21700 light.  This is a floody Cree XHP70.2 light, claiming 4000 lumens!  Read on to see how it test, and if it’s better than the competition!

Thrunite has teamed up with The Outsider again to make a bigger version of the Thrunite TC15.  It’s not just bigger though; it has some massive changes.  The Thrunite TT20 The Outsider edition is available in red, uses a 21700 cell, and has a dual switch interface.  It also churns out the lumens!! Read on for more thoughts and testing.

RovyVon reached out recently and offered to send this A24Ti over for review.  I’m a pretty big fan of the Aurora series so I was excited to test this titanium version!  It’s slightly updated from the previous similar lights I have like this, so read on!

In every review I make for the last …. two years or so, I have included data on PWM.  Not once have I featured or even shown the reference light I use for bad PWM.