My wife keeps an ARC-AAA-P on a neck lanyard bedside in case of an electrical power failure. I keep a few other ARC-AAAs in storage, including a UV version. They were great lights.
Inova used the same nomenclature for a few different lights which adds to the confusion.
Looks like an Inova T2. The tactical (T series) Inova lights had real clicky switches. The X series had momentary contact switches instead.
It is now 2022 and the Inova XP (2AAA) and XS (1AAA) penlights have been removed from the Nite-Ize web site. I was hoping they would develop improved versions.
I miss the days of combing the flashlight aisles at Target and Fry's and trying every new Inova and River Rock brand light they sold, then discussing them on CPF. Also miss discussions of Peter Gransee's Arc lights and how well built they were. I still have a few.
Tail caps have failed in my lights more often than any other component. Tail caps failed in a Fenix LD05, Streamlight Protac 1AAA, and a Chinese-made Snap-On penlight. Plastic battery holders are untrustworthy, too.
I used this Streamlight Protac90 today while browsing a dimly lit antique mall. Some of the overhead lights were off making it difficult to view the merchandise.
I have owned several Fenix AA and AAA lights and found them impressive. Some of the earlier lights bore the Leatherman label.
My only Olight is an I1-R2 which I stopped using after a week or so. Olights don't interest me. The flood of shills reviewing and unboxing Olights on Youtube is a...