The Olight Baton 3 (or Olight S1R III) is the third generation of the rather popular Olight S1R Baton model and an upgrade over the second generation Olight S1R II Baton model.
Some of the upgrades include usage of new LED (Luminus SST-40) and portable “wireless” charging.
The Nitecore T4K comes from the Nitecore’s T series and has a similar form factor as the Nitecore TUP model.
The Nitecore TINI2 comes from the Nitecore’s T series and is the second generation version of the original Nitecore TINI model.
The Huck Mid-Tech is as its name suggests – a Mid-Tech variant of the custom-made Huck (short for Huckleberry) model.
This Mid-Tech model was released by Deadwood Custom Works in 2020 to cope with the demand of the custom-made Huck. In addition, it provides a more affordable alternative of a full-on custom Huckleberry model and its associated pricing level.
The Nitecore MH12S is the latest iteration of the MH (Multitask Hybrid) series of flashlights.
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The Acebeam L35 is the newest model from their tactical lineup of flashlights that has 2 LED options.
There are 2 colors available Black and Camouflage (Limited Edition).
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The Olight i5UV EOS is the UV version of the original Olight I5T EOS model.
This new model is part of the I Series (keychain), that runs on a single AA battery.
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The Olight Perun 2 is the updated model from the original Olight Perun model.
It features an updated built-in infrared distance sensor (Proximity Protection Function) and runs on a 21700 battery.
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Freasy Gears is a relatively new brand in the flashlight industry and the Cyansky M3 is the company’s first titanium light that runs on a single CR123A or rechargeable 16340/RCR123A.
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The Olight Olantern is the first lantern produced by Olight and comes with 2 different LED Module options.
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The Hound Dog 18650 XT is part of the HD (Hound Dog) Series and is the updated variant of the original Hound Dog 18650 model.
The “XT” in the Hound Dog 18650 XT name most probably stands for “eXtra Throw”.
Hound Dog series are mostly reserved for the larger sized “thrower” flashlight from the Malkoff Devices lineup.
The Olight Warrior Mini is “Mini” version of the Olight M2R Pro Warrior / Olight M2R Warrior model and is the smallest flashlight from the Warrior lineup.
The Sudio Elva is Sudio’s first wireless earphones that includes a Bluetooth Adapter (Sudio Flyg) and Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) feature.
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The Xtar RC2-200 is the 2nd generation lantern of the original Xtar RC2 model.
As its name suggests, the highest output is now up to 200 lumens.
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The Olight Open 2 (or Olight O’Pen 2) is the second generation version of the original Olight Open (or Olight O’Pen) but it now features the inclusion of an actual pen.
This Olight Open 2 model is the first official pen release from Olight.
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