This little buddy is great. 1x14500 but throws great - at start I measured 25 000lux/1m. Then fades rapidly, but that's physics - small body and 3A on LED means LOTS of heat and driver decreases the current, so that LED won't get hurt. Body build quality is really fine, driver works great (lots of functions, but smart organised), has nice clicky serving as a beacon (if You want to "normally" turn off the flashlight without glowing switch - just unscrew the end cap by 1/2 turn). Reflector seems identical to Manker T01 (but Manker is smaller and more pocket-friendly). It's one of my favourite flashlights and I've got like 25 of them - I really do recommend this fella to anyone who wants throw-out-of-the-pocket. Just be sure to use some high current 14500. And get the 3B version ;)

This little buddy is great. 1x14500 but throws great - at start I measured 25 000lux/1m. Then fades rapidly, but that's physics - small body and 3A on LED means LOTS of heat and driver decreases the current, so that LED won't get hurt. Body build quality is really fine, driver works great (lots of functions, but smart organised), has nice clicky serving as a beacon (if You want to "normally" turn off the flashlight without glowing switch - just unscrew the end cap by 1/2 turn). Reflector seems identical to Manker T01 (but Manker is smaller and more pocket-friendly). It's one of my favourite flashlights and I've got like 25 of them - I really do recommend this fella to anyone who wants throw-out-of-the-pocket. Just be sure to use some high current 14500. And get the 3B version ;)

This little buddy is great. 1x14500 but throws great - at start I measured 25 000lux/1m. Then fades rapidly, but that's physics - small body and 3A on LED means LOTS of heat and driver decreases the current, so that LED won't get hurt. Body build quality is really fine, driver works great (lots of functions, but smart organised), has nice clicky serving as a beacon (if You want to "normally" turn off the flashlight without glowing switch - just unscrew the end cap by 1/2 turn). Reflector seems identical to Manker T01 (but Manker is smaller and more pocket-friendly). It's one of my favourite flashlights and I've got like 25 of them - I really do recommend this fella to anyone who wants throw-out-of-the-pocket. Just be sure to use some high current 14500. And get the 3B version ;)

Powerful, very well finished flashlight, operate the switch is pleasant (maybe a very little bit hard) and his blue backlight rocks so much, the software is not so complicated it looks like and is intuitive. I used a digital lab power supply to test it because the battery I bought the same day is not yet arrived and at maximum brigthness the led drains 1,5A !!! (@3.7v) Theoricaly a great 750mAh battery can work 30minutes (but I can prove this without battery) that's honnest i think. 3B color is very white, not yellow dont be afraid.

Powerful, very well finished flashlight, operate the switch is pleasant (maybe a very little bit hard) and his blue backlight rocks so much, the software is not so complicated it looks like and is intuitive. I used a digital lab power supply to test it because the battery I bought the same day is not yet arrived and at maximum brigthness the led drains 1,5A !!! (@3.7v) Theoricaly a great 750mAh battery can work 30minutes (but I can prove this without battery) that's honnest i think. 3B color is very white, not yellow dont be afraid.

Powerful, very well finished flashlight, operate the switch is pleasant (maybe a very little bit hard) and his blue backlight rocks so much, the software is not so complicated it looks like and is intuitive. I used a digital lab power supply to test it because the battery I bought the same day is not yet arrived and at maximum brigthness the led drains 1,5A !!! (@3.7v) Theoricaly a great 750mAh battery can work 30minutes (but I can prove this without battery) that's honnest i think. 3B color is very white, not yellow dont be afraid.