ThruNite Archer 2A V3

If you're in the market for a flashlight with a slim profile and excellent performance, the Thrunite Archer 2a V3 is a great option to consider. This ...

I purchased two of these, one for myself and one for my Dad. Mine is still working, but it went through a stretch where it would randomly not work. It has been good for the past 3 months or so again, but I'm not sure how long that will last. The newer one is my Dad's. His quit working after 11 month...

Stopped working after 5 months. I still have my 5 years old TruNite T4 and it still works. Sad to see the product reliability go way down. Going to have to try a different brand I guess.

PROS; -Made with good quality materials making it feel like it's "not cheap" -For its size it's very bright!! If your out camping or hiking around in the dark it's all the light you would need to safely get around. -It takes AA batteries which I prefer because it's easier to throw new batteries in a...

I haven't had or used this torch for long, so my 4 star review is due to that. I have no idea how long it will last. The impact resistance is only a meter, so dropping it from any higher than waist high on a 6' tall man could damage it. Otherwise it's a decent torch. I like that the "on" button and ...

Archer compared to a pen, and a 6P in the photo. Not unreasonable to clip this in a vest pocket. Simple use, no scrolling through EVERY mode before getting your preferred setting. The side button lets you scroll through modes, the tail switch is ON/OFF. Modern LEDs and drivers make this super bright...

Love the light, except for one, glaring problem. The location of the clip on the body sucks. It's a much larger light than my last stream light stylus pro, and the clip location leaves half the body hanging precariously out of my pocket. Really wish it were further toward one of the ends so I could ...

Big-box stores sell "normal" flashlights, which tend to be fat and heavy and often require clunky C or D type batteries. After seeing this little flashlight in a friend's forest-fire go-back, I decided to order a couple via Amazon. They seem to be well built, well designed, and much easier to carry ...

This was a great flashlight while it worked, but then it stopped working and the batteries are stuck--I cannot get them out to replace them. Update. The seller replaced my flashlight. We will see if the batteries corrode this time. I suspect the first flashlight may have been left in "firefly" mode-...

So I had a few rechargeable flashlight's fail at the button end. I wanted a quality flashlight that ran on AA batteries. This unit seems to be of pretty good quality. While it lacks the SOS. it work's pretty good. If used for long durations the beam end get's a little warm under the brightest settin...