The Cyansky P25 is a 3000 lumen flashlight powered by a 21700 cell (included) with one CREE XHP70.2 LED, and has a dual-switch interface.  Read…

In for review today is the Acebeam L35, a light that Acebeam bills as the “Brightest Tactical Flashlight.”  This flashlight has an unusual combination of a TIR and Cree XHP70.2, with a bunch of other nice features.  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!

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!

This is the Thrunite T2, a bigger version but very similar to the Thrunite T1.  The T2 is a 21700 indicating e-switch light, with USB-C charging, and a Cree XHP70 emitter.  It’s a bit of a beast!

Today I have another Imalent light, much like the LD10 I reviewed a while back.  This is the LD70, a Cree XHP70.2 emitter light with an OLED display.

Today I have an Imalent light – one that claims a massive 13,000 lumens.  I can tell by the product photos that I’d like the size/shape, but let’s see about that output!  Read on for thoughts and testing!

Convoy released a big light!  A 4-cell can (ish) style light capable of big output while retaining the ability to throw quite a bit.  It’s an interesting light, and adds the feature of USB-C charging!

Here’s Thrunite’s newest entry into the flashlight world.  It’s a 21700 light, with three switches.  I happen to love 21700 sized lights, and this one has some very nice features.  Let’s see how it tests!

BangGood sent a light from probably the most popular, inexpensive enthusiast brands: Convoy.  This is the Convoy M3, a “wall of light” 26650 cell light, and one that’s been discussed excitedly recently.  Here’s my testing and thoughts; hope you enjoy!