MechForce has updated their extremely popular MechTorch.  The light is still a Nichia 219c titanium triple emitter flashlight with Dr. Jones h17f, but some important changes have been made!  Read on to see what the light looks like now.

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!

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!

By this point you probably thought I’d reviewed all the FW series light.  You’d be wrong.  Today I have the FW21 Pro, and there are others in the series I haven’t even ever seen!  The FW21 Pro is a “triple” Cree XHP50.2 emitter light, with a bigger head for better heat-sinking.  Read on for more testing!

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!

Today I have in my second Olight for the week.  It’s not necessarily a bleeding-edge new model, but the Seeker 2 is a still-available, still-relevant 21700 light worth having a test of.  Read on!

Today I have my second YLP installment.  First was the Unicorn 1.0.  Today is the Gryphon G180, a triple of triples light, powered by three 18650 cells.  Read on for more!

Nitecore has long has a “Tiny Monster” line of lights.  I haven’t handled a bunch of them but today I have the new TM9K, which boasts a brief 9500 lumen output, a built in cell, and on-board USB-C charging.  Looks like a pretty neat light!  Read on for some testing!

Nitecore recently announced a pocket monster output light – a 21700 quad, which has a claimed output of a massive 4400 lumens.  Read on for some testing!