What is up guys,
I just decided to do a quick review of the Ultrafire Mini Cree Q5. This cheap light might be interesting for casuals, who don't want to pay an arm and leg for flashlight, but still want to have the more power than those typical plastic supermarket lights.
Right off the bat: I do know, that the Mini Cree Q5 is an old flashlight, and not even close to the modern EDC flashlights in performace/efficiency/features/power. But for 4$ this is one of the best first flashlight that one can buy for themselves, to get into the flashlight world
It's also not a last Christmas present!
I intentionally made the review to be semi-casual, semi technical, so I don't bombard newcomers with too much information. More reviews coming soon! Here we go:
I just decided to do a quick review of the Ultrafire Mini Cree Q5. This cheap light might be interesting for casuals, who don't want to pay an arm and leg for flashlight, but still want to have the more power than those typical plastic supermarket lights.
Right off the bat: I do know, that the Mini Cree Q5 is an old flashlight, and not even close to the modern EDC flashlights in performace/efficiency/features/power. But for 4$ this is one of the best first flashlight that one can buy for themselves, to get into the flashlight world
It's also not a last Christmas present!I intentionally made the review to be semi-casual, semi technical, so I don't bombard newcomers with too much information. More reviews coming soon! Here we go:
