Today I'm having a look at the Nitecore BR35, a bicycle flashlight. It's meant for handlebar mount, and had all the parts required. It has a built in battery, and on-board charging! There's a lot going on in this light, so read on!
Rofis is one of those brands I haven't known for long, but I've by-and-large liked a whole lot. Recently I had the MR70, and that's going to be my go-to travel light. Rofis has a thing for making lights with rotating heads, and this is another example. This version, however, adds on-board charging!
This is the second (and final for now) Nitefox review. This is an 18650 light with dual switches, and an indicating switch. Nice light; read on for more!
As far as I can tell this is a fairly new release from Simon. It's the Convoy S9, which is an 18650 light with on-board charging and an indicating side e-switch. An interesting entry! I was excited to try it, and GearBest sent one out for review.
I happen to love reviewing DQG flashlights. I've reviewed a bunch, and while they aren't always the best quality, they are often special on some way. This is no different. Read on to see where why!!
Nitecore sent over this tactical flashlight, the P16 TAC and the SC4 charger at the same time. I'm still working on the SC4, but I've put the P16 TAC through it's paces. So here's the review!
Another Lumintop light, this time the little brother to the SD26. I'll put this light to the test! And let's see how it comes out.
Olight loves these small lights, and here's another one. But this time, with more charging!!
Marshall at Going Gear sent me these two Olight S Mini's for review - he asked which I'd like to review and I tried to pick two that otherwise might not get reviewed, or looked at much. Black copper, and Stainless Steel. I'll admit I love the look of the SS version. Let's see how they stack up.
