Today I’m reviewing the Wuben L50 18650 flashlight – not the newest flashlight, but it’s what I have in my hands from Wuben.  Read on…

The other day on Facebook, someone posted a photo of the Lumintop GT Nano with some other very tiny light.  Well, that light was very flashlighty, and interested me greatly, so I went and found it – the Streamlight Key-Mate!  I grabbed one on amazon, and here’s a review!

I have today my very first Wurkkos flashlight, the Wurkkos HD20 21700 headlamp.  It’s quite a beast, actually, offering every feature I can really think of.  Dual emitters (one high CRI, one flood).  USB-C charging.  USB-C powerbank(!!).  Magnet tailcap.  It’s just really a full featured headlamp!  Read on for some testing.

Sofirn dropped the SC31 Pro Andúril not long ago, and I finally got my hands on on.  It’s notable because it’s a very low cost Andúril light!  Read on for some thoughts and testing.

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!

Among other limited editions Olight has recently introduced was an orange Perun 2.  Not only is the orange a limited version, but the Olight Perun 2 21700 LED headlamp is a new light!  It has a proximity sensor, and offers built-in (magnetic) charging.  Read on!

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.

Nitecore has released a new version of the MH12 series of lights.  The MH12S is a 21700 tactical, dual switch light, and offers USB-C charging!  Read on for some thoughts and testing!