My Mini 123 was waiting for me when I arrived back home today. I've had a chance to play with it for a while, and I have to say that I really like it! It is amazingly small, and the XP-G really does pump out a lot of light, with a large, bright hotspot. The light levels are well chosen, and nicely spaced. I also like having the strobe modes available.
But, I did notice some of the problems others have reported. The mode skipping can be a problem if twisting without a firm grip, or at a slowish pace. This doesn't seem to happen when twisting quickly and firmly with a good, solid grip. The tint is slightly green, but I don't mind green tints. It's less green than my LF3XT, but it's definitely not pure white. I'm just really thankful it's not blue! With the head loosened enough to not activate the light be pressing on it, the threads on my specific light are still pretty tight. I really doubt they're loose enough that it would easily unscrew in a pocket. But, I can see how this could be a problem on some examples. I like the idea mentioned earlier of head tightened being the off setting. These small issues are not a big deal to me, but hopefully, all this feedback will help make this light even better.
I don't plan to EDC this light because it doesn't have a pocket clip. So, I'm very happy with it for my intended purpose (general, occasional use around the house/yard). The quality seems high and everything is lined up and centered. Overall, this is a very nice light at a good price. It looks like I might have to go ahead and get the Mini AA in the near future too. Nice job 47s.
But, I did notice some of the problems others have reported. The mode skipping can be a problem if twisting without a firm grip, or at a slowish pace. This doesn't seem to happen when twisting quickly and firmly with a good, solid grip. The tint is slightly green, but I don't mind green tints. It's less green than my LF3XT, but it's definitely not pure white. I'm just really thankful it's not blue! With the head loosened enough to not activate the light be pressing on it, the threads on my specific light are still pretty tight. I really doubt they're loose enough that it would easily unscrew in a pocket. But, I can see how this could be a problem on some examples. I like the idea mentioned earlier of head tightened being the off setting. These small issues are not a big deal to me, but hopefully, all this feedback will help make this light even better.
I don't plan to EDC this light because it doesn't have a pocket clip. So, I'm very happy with it for my intended purpose (general, occasional use around the house/yard). The quality seems high and everything is lined up and centered. Overall, this is a very nice light at a good price. It looks like I might have to go ahead and get the Mini AA in the near future too. Nice job 47s.

