ACEBEAM TAC 2AA EDC Tactical Dual Modes Flashlight Rechargeable, 1400 High Lumens Flashlight, Dual Switch Pocket LED Flashlight, Super Bright Small Flash Light for Emergency, Camping, Home(SFT-25R HI)

I originally purchased the tac aa from acebeam and then this was the next step.While I generally love the compact "tactical" style edc that fits right in your hand with the tac aa, the tac 2aa was a massive improvement.Some complain about the ui being too much to think about, and while these kind of products are typically advertised in the theme of being tactical, I think it goes without saying for the more commonly sensed etc tool community that a real tactical light would be optimized for simplicity and durability, hence reliability.Yet what this flashlight is and does is just fine and even fun for the more fidget happy, or anyone willing to practice with what they use, maybe that bit of mental exercise can be a plus.It's more of a flooder than a thrower, which, at uts brightness levels is just right for anything from searching a drawer at night in moonlight mode to lighting up a path just around you on high, while still having enough power to stun an oncoming threat should you need at turbo and strobe, although that last part should be delegated to more dedicated "tactical" throwers.The flashlight has two ui modes, one with the more well rounded full use, the other being the "tactical" one where the tail switch defaults to turbo first.I love the button led power/idle indicator.I only wish the knurling would cover a greater majority of the tube, but it has just enough to cigar hold or pinch it, and overall it's still a really textured flashlight with all of the grooves.Acebeam has sales here on Amazon quite frequently, so my recommendation would be to grab yourself a tac aa and a tac 2aa bundle if you should see them both on sale, these two flashlights will give the average person everything they need.

REVIEW FOR : GREEN TN 6500K HD LED Max Output: 1600lms/181m/8190cdAs someone working in the automotive business this light has been great. Besides using it on cars I have started to use it around the house and it's been great. The Acebeam TAC 2AA is a durable and compact tactical flashlight, ideal for everyday carry and professional use. It features a robust aluminum build, I have a dropped it from up to 6 feet a few times and it continues to work. It provides a balanced beam for all my needs, and offers multiple lighting modes controlled by an intuitive dual-switch interface. While it has a shorter runtime on high mode, the rechargeable feature and its capability to use 2 AA batteries while still providing high output is amazing. Definitely a valuable and must have EDC tool or automotive flashlight.

I LOVE this flashlight!It's so small yet powerful af!I needed something small that I could use for my job installing wires up in the ceilings where it's dark and while this thing is a little overkill in the illumination dept, I'd rather have it be too powerful than not powerful enough!Seriously, you can shine this thing up in the night sky and it looks like someone's shining the friggin Batman signal up there!So far the battery life is pretty solid. It uses this weird elongated battery I've never seen before, but it's rechargeable so that's pretty nifty, and if you need it while the battery is charging, you can always just grab 2 AA batteries and stick em in there and it'll run just fine!I haven't had a use for the emergency beacon attachments yet, but I've got em in my car juuuust in case! This is such a great little EDC flashlight for a great price and I can't recommend it enough!The pictures don't do it any justice.I'm at work rn so I can't show it outside; you'll just have to trust me!

It has its own battery rated 3.7 V and if you will try use the usual ordinary AA batteries it will only yield 3.0 V but it will still work - only not as bright as when you use the supplied 3.7 V battery. When you also turn on this flashlight to its highest lumen available, it does heats up really fast especially in the lens area. But this is indeed a bright flashlight and way better than my Streamlight Protac 2AA. This comes with several useful accessories too. Not really a bad purchase for me.