Lumintop Tool AA

Lumintop Tool AA 2.0 with the Nichia 219C. Gifts for my non flashlight enthusiast groomsmen. 14500s on the way! Love the size and feel of this light, my first time handling one. Worst thing about my order was that I forgot one for myself!

Lumintop Tool AA 2.0

Emitter: Cree XP-L HD LED

Max Output: 650 Lumens

Colour Temperature: 6500K Cool White

• 5 Modes: Low, Med, High, Turbo, Strobe

• Turbo Mode: Ad shows various times based on battery used. Manual does not say if there is a timed step-down so one would have to assume its full on un...

Convoy have a T2 flashlight that's a single AA/14500. I'd recommend the 219c 5700k. Also worth looking at Skilhunt E2A and Lumintop Tool AA.

Lumintop Tool AA 2.0 Emitter: Cree XP-L HD LED Max Output: 650 Lumens Colour Temperature: 6500K Cool White • 5 Modes: Low, Med, High, Turbo, Strobe • Turbo Mode: Ad shows various times based on battery used. Manual does not say if there is a timed step-down so one would have to assume its full on un...

First light: Lumintop Tool AA: it’s turbo setting was ok but not bright enough at 270 lumens. Too narrow of a beam and I’d burn though 1-2 Eneloop Pros per night.

Looks nice. Functions well. Nice light. However, the very first day of use I accidentally dropped it from waist height. Completely broken. If this thing can't withstand one little fall, it's not worth this much money.

The Skilhunt E2A is better than the Tool AA in every way at about the same price, and comes with a 2 way clip as standard.

To start off, I have DOZENS of flashlights from a variety of well known "enthusiast" brands in a variety of sizes and configurations, so I think I can judge this flashlight with a fair eye. I originally bought two when they were on sale (the warm versions). As soon as it went on sale again, I ended ...

If you want something a little smaller, Lumintop Tool AA is another one to look at. Takes AA batteries or similarly-sized 14500 li-ion batteries. $20 on Amazon, or $29 with a 14500 cell and a magnetic tailcap (which converts it from a tail switch to a twist light). Outperforms the A1 in output (660 lumens on Turbo) but the 14500 will have lower runtimes overall.

Very nice EDC flashlight. Its extremely light because of the slim size of the AA battery. I chose to go with Nitecore rechargeable 14500s and I'm glad I did. The output is amazing! I get full performance (or as close to the manufacturer's rating as I can) compared to an alkaline. The settings are ni...