The ReyLight Krystal is Rey Ye’s first Quad flashlight (4 main LEDs) with an additional secondary LED that runs on his new ReyLight driver.
The name Krystal has an interesting play of the word “crystal” as well.
At the time of this writing, the ReyLight Krystal is made of Grade 5 Titanium (Ti-6Al-4V) only.
The AceBeam TK16 was first introduced as a Copper version (AceBeam TK16 CU) only. Subsequently, the AceBeam TK16 Aluminium version (AceBeam TK16 AL) was released.
For both materials variants, there are a total of 3 different triple LEDs options available.
1. Luminus SST-20 95CRI (1250 lumens)
2. Osram KW CSLNM1.TG (1300 lumens)
3. Cree XP-G3 (1800 lumens)
The RovyVon Aurora A8 comes in 2 models to choose from. Both models utilise a Nichia 219C as the Main LED but have different Secondary LEDs.
1. RovyVon Aurora A8Y has AMBER, RED and BLUE Secondary LEDs.
2. RovyVon Aurora A8U has UV, RED and WHITE Secondary LEDs.
Let’s check out the merits and demerits of this RovyVon Aurora A8 model.
The MDC (Malkoff Daily Carry) Series was first released by Malkoff Devices, Inc. back in 2013 and has been fine-tuned over the years through several drivers & pocket clip iterations.
The Malkoff MDC HA 1AA (Malkoff Malkoff Daily Carry Hard Anodized 1AA) is one of the many models available in the MDC Series lineup.
Let’s check out the merits and demerits of this Malkoff MDC HA 1AA model.
Note: This review is based on the Cool White version, there is also a Neutral White version available.