Yesterday I received this Seoul AA light from JSBurly's, with an Alkaline was installed for instant usability.
It's a tail-click on and off, no-nonsense usability that anyone can appreciate. The tailclicky works very smooth.
My first impression was that the colors of the body were not well matched, and a little splotchy on the head. I'm not going to dwell on this, it's to be expected when different components are anodized in separate plating baths. Something for the manufacturer to work on in my opinion.
Beyond that, I found nothing at all negative about the flashlight. I like it's curvy shape, and how the different parts blend together to a common theme. The center portion of the flashlight has a reduced diameter, which I really like for it's weight savings and feel in the hand.
It's output is bright, white, and smooth. the build quality is excellent. The components appear well made and fit together smoothly. The lens is glass, and the reflector is smooth, and the emitter is perfectly centered.
My opinion is that this is an excellent flashlight to consider when compared to the competition. If you don't like knurling on your flashlight, this may be the one you prefer.
Now comes the pictures, along with comparisons to a couple other flashlights (the beamshots follow each pair, and the batteries used were Energizer e^2 Lithium for all). The Jetbeam was on "High". I was wearing a red shirt LOL.
It's a tail-click on and off, no-nonsense usability that anyone can appreciate. The tailclicky works very smooth.
My first impression was that the colors of the body were not well matched, and a little splotchy on the head. I'm not going to dwell on this, it's to be expected when different components are anodized in separate plating baths. Something for the manufacturer to work on in my opinion.
Beyond that, I found nothing at all negative about the flashlight. I like it's curvy shape, and how the different parts blend together to a common theme. The center portion of the flashlight has a reduced diameter, which I really like for it's weight savings and feel in the hand.
It's output is bright, white, and smooth. the build quality is excellent. The components appear well made and fit together smoothly. The lens is glass, and the reflector is smooth, and the emitter is perfectly centered.
My opinion is that this is an excellent flashlight to consider when compared to the competition. If you don't like knurling on your flashlight, this may be the one you prefer.
Now comes the pictures, along with comparisons to a couple other flashlights (the beamshots follow each pair, and the batteries used were Energizer e^2 Lithium for all). The Jetbeam was on "High". I was wearing a red shirt LOL.
