The LOOP SK03 Pro is a futuristic-style of EDC torch with a multifunction bracket that acts as a packge opener, bottle opener, magnetic mount and a fidget toy. Six electronic side emitters turn this thing into a mini lantern. And the included 14500 battery with USB-C charging helps complete the package.
The XTAR MX4 (Mini Mixer) can take a mix of four 1.2V Ni-MH, 1.5V Li-ion and 3.6/3.7V Li-ion batteries and charge them at the same time. There is also a special LiFePO4 Charging Mode for charging 3.2V LiFePO4 batteries.
The Gyrfalcon S8000 is a new Battery Charger and Analyzer by Enova that fits into the same category as a SkyRC MC3000. When Enova posted on budgetlightforum.com to announce the Gyrfalcon S8000, they asked for recommendations for professional and objective reviewers due to HKJ taking a break. stephenk kindly recommended SammysHP and I due to our recent reviews of the XTAR VC8S. 🥰
The ReyLight Pineapple Mini is my favourite EDC torch. Today I am reviewing the aluminium version in orange.
The NEXTORCH TA20 is a compact tactical torch with: a two-stage tail button, a rotary mode selection switch, a tactical ring, a pocket clip and a strike bezel with three nano-ceramic beads.
The Acebeam Terminator M2 has a lot going on! It has a floodlight, a spotlight and an RGB AUX Light with seven colours. This EDC torch is powered by a single 18650 cell. And it is controlled by two switches.
The XTAR VC8S is an eight slot Li-ion and Ni-MH charger with USB-C PD3 and QC3 input. One of the main improvements over the XTAR VC8 is that the VC8S can use all eight slots for storage and capacity test modes. And I noticed that 26800 cells fit too!
This RovyVon A8 (4th generation) keychain torch has a polycarbonate body, a stainless steel bezel, a Nichia 219C 5000K Neutral White 90 CRI primary emitter behind a TIR optic, three side emitters (365nm UV, 625nm red, 4000K Warm White), a metal button and USB-C charging.