So just got my latest shipment of torches.
Nightcore LA10 AA
Klarus G20 26650
FiTorch P25 26350 (if you need a small light that can push allot of light )
Anyways my thoughts are really about the Klarus G20. With how huge the battery is in this light I'm curious why you couldn't have more options in the light in terms of a battery bank. Heck I shelved the stock battery that it came with and put an Orbtronic IMR 26650 30A 5750mAh battery in it.
1. Change out the head or tail with a USB charger for a portable power source. Kind of removing the light option or tail switch with a USB port for power access.
2. Have a USB-C port that can be used for charging or discharging. ( really want Micro USB to go extinct I hate that port)
3. Just have a light with a full size USB plug for charging things.
I can understand the argument that if your carrying a flashlight you don't want to tap into its power source but who only carries one flash light in reality. I also can see how it might effect the water resistance rating but I've got several lights that have ports build into them for charging so I can see a work around for this. I even have one light that has the charging port inside the light. You just unscrew it to get to the port.
Even to have the nice housing of one of these flashlights without the light as just a portable power source would be really nice in my opinion.
Nightcore LA10 AA
Klarus G20 26650
FiTorch P25 26350 (if you need a small light that can push allot of light )
Anyways my thoughts are really about the Klarus G20. With how huge the battery is in this light I'm curious why you couldn't have more options in the light in terms of a battery bank. Heck I shelved the stock battery that it came with and put an Orbtronic IMR 26650 30A 5750mAh battery in it.
1. Change out the head or tail with a USB charger for a portable power source. Kind of removing the light option or tail switch with a USB port for power access.
2. Have a USB-C port that can be used for charging or discharging. ( really want Micro USB to go extinct I hate that port)
3. Just have a light with a full size USB plug for charging things.
I can understand the argument that if your carrying a flashlight you don't want to tap into its power source but who only carries one flash light in reality. I also can see how it might effect the water resistance rating but I've got several lights that have ports build into them for charging so I can see a work around for this. I even have one light that has the charging port inside the light. You just unscrew it to get to the port.
Even to have the nice housing of one of these flashlights without the light as just a portable power source would be really nice in my opinion.
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