What was the last LED light you purchased and why?

Changchung

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I bought some days ago a Yezl S7 Stainless Steel CREE XP-G R5 3-Mode 1xAAA and a Spark SD5 NW, I buy the AAA light because I think that I need a small light with my keys, and the Spark because I love flood lights, this is one had a max of 500 lumens...
 

Wrecked

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Just bought an HDS Executive 120 from Thor because I "needed" an HDS light for my collection. I can't believe I'm actually calling it a collection now......
 

mrlysle

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Pulled the trigger on a LensLight Mini. Wanted one for a long time, and really wanted the Ti version, but since it was so much, I decided to get the aluminum version to see if I like them first. If it's as nice as I think it will be, I'll save my pennies and get that Mini Ti! I think they are really nice lights and seem to be well built. Can't wait till it gets here. Supposed to be this week!
 

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Still looking for the narrowest beamed AAA light...

Honestly . . . That would be the M@glite Solitare with the head twisted for the narrowest beam. It's not LED. But it does meet the other requirements.
 

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For me it's the HDS Rotary Tactical. I bought it because of all the recommendation of it on these forums and to compare it to my current favorite brand of Surefire. I also wanted a light I could use for a long distance runner for CR123A's when the power goes out.
 

Rommul

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Fenix LD40.

I am starting to standardise my lights around rechatgeable AA cells.

I love this light it is a perfect combination between brightness and practicality. I think 4AA is the perfect cell config. The batteries are easily sourced and the runtime is awesome because of the bucking nature of the driver.
 

Tenebrae

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I went with the JetBeam RRT-21. LOTS of reasons why.

First off, I wanted the lumen output an XM-L provides. Also wanted versatility. The RRT-21 provides that in spades in the form of the almost infinitely adjustable ring control.

A beam that features a lot of spill was also important and finally I wanted relative consistency from the corona outwards. Again, this flashlight delivered the goods.

Very pleased with the purchase.
 

HotWire

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I just got an Olight SR51. I like the 2 X 18650 format and the side switch. The UI is easy, but I'd like a lower low. Not a problem, just a wish.
 

Ishango

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I ordered yet another Fenix light a few days ago. This time it's the E11. I like compact single AA lights and I like the lights Fenix has on the market. I was intested in this budget series light and after reading some reviews I decided to go for yet another Fenix light.
 

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I just ordered a TK-21 for a gift to my brother-in-law. If it's good, I think I'll get one for myself too.
 

Jekyll & Hyde

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Gave iNova X1 another chance.

J: An iNova X1 (single AA).

H: I had an older model X1, but it was useless.

J: The new one is rated at 55 lumens, and is much brighter (pretty useful indoors actually).

H: And it was only 5 bucks at T@rget.

J&H
 
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Gravediggaz

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Re: Gave iNova X1 another chance.

just got the ITP A3 R5....great keychain flashlight

also got sunwayman M10R.....one of my favorites!


also on the way I have fenix tk35 and quark 123x2 turbo x

can't wait!
 

Monocrom

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Re: Gave iNova X1 another chance.

A used Peak Eiger (Rebel emitter).

Stainless Steel with checkering, single-AAA body, keychain post.

Level 4. Narrow beam w/ reflector. About four hours of runtime. 13 lumens on one alkie. Able to take a variety of different chemistries in the AAA format. Tough as nails. Since it's S.S., it'll look good as new in a few years of constant carry next to my keys.

Been in the market for both an N-cell, as well as a single-AAA cell Peak light with keychain attachment. When this particular Peak came up, it was a good deal; so I grabbed it. Output is not as impressive as my iTP A3 EOS on high-mode. But for keychain duty, I think I'd prefer a more durable light. (iTP A3 EOS' only weakness.)
 

LightWalker

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I have been one of the many that are still waiting for the EO1 Killer (or the AA version of the EO1) from 4Sevens. Once I saw that Nitecore came out with a light similar to the awesome EO1. I had to have it.

But 4Sevens... if you are reading this... we are stil waiting... ;)

The Gerber Infinity Ultra is an AA light pretty simular to the E01.
 

wildweed

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Just got the SC600 and I am really glad i did

Why: because of the reviews and the thread on it . I have been waiting on a small 18650 light for a while now. Its my go to light right now. Been EDC'ing it for 2 days and really loving this light.
 
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