Single AAA Lithium Recommend

[Joe58]

Hi -

Just wanting to compose a short list of what the pros here feel are the top handful of aaa one cell Ti lights so I can start watching the used forums and whatnot.

Thanks a bunch guys!

Joe

 

[Rosoku Chikara]

Well, I just happened to also find this first post of yours that no one else has replied to. From it, I see that you seem to be interested in a Titanium light. But, I am a bit confused by your use of "Lithium." Do you mean a rechargeable Li-Ion cell (4.2v) or do you mean an Energizer Lithium cell (1.5v)? At first glance, it does not appear that Klaus (which you expressed an interest in, in your other post) can use 4.2v Li-Ion cells. (Someone who owns one, and has tried it, might correct me though.)

 

[yoyoman]

I suggest you use the search function.
"Very difficult not to love AAA's these days"
olight i3S
thrunite ti2
Maratac AAA
etc.
Also flip through the review section
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[jorn]

The univex aaa is my favorite ti aaa.
Clicky, flood tir optic, supports 10440, looks stunning. Fast memory on the ui, so you can use the forward switch as a momentary, and it prob will stay in hi mode all the time unless youre really quick cycling modes on the momentary button. Hi and lo mode got no pwm. Med mode uses a pretty high frequency pwm.

 

[thaugen]

My McGizmo Sapphire 25 AAA with a Lithium Primary is my favorite AAA titanium light. My Vin modified Fenix E01 with a Nichia LED is my favorite aluminum AAA light. I say Keep It Simple with the AAA lights. Twist and on, low lumens, long runtime for the win!

 

[cowsmilk]

Tain Piccolo, hard to get though.

 

[jorn]

The tain p0 ti is also nice if you want a tiny mule. (Do not use 10440 )
The lenselight micro (also a ti mulehead), is way bigger, potted, feels really solid, simple one mode twisty 40lumens. ("overbuild" aaa. This thing is fat and solid for a aaa light. Same size as the aa quark mini. it`s chunckyness and looks has it`s charm.).
Mbi hf in titanium is the brightest of the bunch, but wont work with a normal aaa. Need to use 10440.
Have just ordered the new ti dqg with 210 lumen boost mode and 10440 support :)
If you really want to spend some money look for a liteflux lf2xt. A sweet light, but i only got a stock alu version of it. The ti versions are really really pricy. If only i could find a nice priced "user" ti body for it...