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!

Olight just released a new version in the Warrior series of lights – the Warrior X Pro.  It’s not just a body upgrade, though (red is new).  It’s also an emitter upgrade!  Read on to see what makes this an unusual little light, and the best Cree XHP35.2 HI light available!

Today I have a neat little light by Acebeam – it’s a triple emitter 18350 headlamp!  Mine’s Nichia 219c – read on for some testing and thoughts!

Klarus has updated one of their lights, and released the XT11GT Pro.  This is a tactical light with USB-C charging, and a paddle switch, and other nice features.  Read on for some testing!

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!

I finally got a LEP!  This is the Weltool W4 and it’s a fantastic option in the LEP field…  LEP (Laser Excited Phosphor) lights are just pencil thin beam massive throwers – limited output (this one’s around 560 lumens) but throws a massive claimed 2.6km!!!  I’m super pleased to be able to present this review for you and thanks to Weltool and KillzoneFlashlights.com for sending this one over for review!

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!

Wowtac has released a version four of the BSS light – that’s Black Scout Survival.  I reviewed the v3 of this light already, so it’s nice to see v4!  It’s an 18650 light with built in charging, and is a complete package.  Read on for thoughts and testing!

Today I have in the Pro version of a light many people already reviewed.  This is the Brinyte PT18 Pro, an 18650 light with a Cree XHP35 HD, designed for long weapon use.  I have a few optional accessories, which you’ll see below.

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!