Emisar D4V2 vs Acebeam TK16

It is very durable as I've accidentally dropped it from various heights ranging from waist height to off the roof of a 1 storey building.

It's not gon na go on. This is great for long-term storage, so the battery doesn't drain. This is great if you're keeping this in your backpack on a h...

Don't look for other products, just buy this. Buy ten of them and strap them together if you need to replace a lighthouse, a star, the light from an arc welder, or perhaps some sort of research-grade lighting apparatus used to test light absorption of materials like Vanta-Black or Black 2.0. This is the best possible lighting experience you can get for the money and if, like me, you are one of those poor fools who thought an LED Mag-Lite was bright, you can join the Brotherhood of Bright, Flashy Things and spread the gospel of Fenix lights and what it means to send darkness fleeing

Without the battery, my cheap at-home kitchen scale says they're wrong, but just for relative comparison, it's 36.8 grams on that scale and 55 grams, ...

Power of a small sun on Turbo mode, but only for a little while before it steps down (decreases in output) to protect the internals because it will get hot QUICK. Also, 100% agree with u/The_Muffins_Man, she's a keeper!.

Also the FWAA is an awesome 14500 sized light with crazy output. Just be warned the button is easy to press, so when carrying it I’d suggest using the lockout mode.

This is an exceptionally well built light with great machining and a refined design. Both the head and tail possess high-end, beryllium, copper, gold,...

Small, lightweight 16340 pocket light; easily carried without adding bulk to pocket of dress slacks. Light is solidly built, to close tolerances. There are several choices of emitters and color temperatures: I selected Osram emitters because I wanted a light with a relatively narrow hotspot that easily provides full illumination of objects at 150 feet / 50 meters. Mode settings are well-spaced