A while back, I reviewed a Wowtac light.  That was the BSS V3.  Wowtac got in touch with me about a new light they are releasing; it’s a two cell 18650 mid range thrower.  It’s the A4.  Read on for more!

My list of XTAR items reviewed includes many chargers, but only one light.  But they have out a new light.  It’s a dive light, with an interesting switch.  I’m no diver, but I did put the light through the normal paces.  Here’s that review!  

Sofirn is continuing their media blitz, and I’m on the receiving end!  This time it’s the SF36, an 18650 medium-thrower.  

I’ve been getting more Lumintop lights lately and that’s something I’m pleased with!  They make high quality lights, and fit some nice categories.  This is the ODL20C, a 26650 thrower, with built in charging!  Read on!

Nitecore has a new offering in their Multi-Task (MT) series.  This time it’s the MT42, a 18650×2 light, with a dual switch interface, and a rated 470m throw.  Here are my measurements and thoughts on the MT42!

I’ve started talking to Lumintop directly, but this ODF30 isn’t one they’d planned on sending.  GearBest sent it out, and here’s my test!  It’s a 26650 light with a Cree XHP70.2 emitter – a category that seems to be getting more interest lately.  Read on!

Imalent has impressed me with some of their lights (Hello: DX80) and less so with others (the capacitive switch lights).  So I was excited when I saw this light get listed on FastTech, and FastTech agreed to send one out for review.  This is a very new light, and I’m very excited to have one for testing!

Today I have the Astrolux MF02, the first in my quest to have all the MF0x series lights from Astrolux.  This is the [smaller?] thrower option – there’s also the MF01, which is a can “wall of light” light, and the MF04, which is a super thrower.  I generally like Astrolux and (certainly like the S41! thought technically I reviewed the Manker E14 version.)  The MF02 is a nice large thrower with a warm emitter – a good combo.  Let’s see how it works out!

Nitecore seems to like to play around with UI’s, and here’s another new one. The P26 has an infinitely variable rotary dial on the head. It’s quite interesting. The rest of the light is very similar to some of Nitecore’s other lights. Let’s see how the P26 and its rotary dial stack up.