Going camping? You'll need a good flashlight at your side to light your way, but you don't necessarily need a 2000-lumen ...
It may be better to light a single candle than to curse the darkness, but that was before [RCTestflight] came up with this: a 1000W LED flashlight that outputs about 90,000 lumens of light. That’s a ...
Nitecore has long been stuffing insane lumen numbers into tiny flashlight bodies, and its latest torch does so in an entirely different form factor. The new EDC27 looks more like a TV remote than a ...
You probably have a flashlight tucked away in some junk drawer with a dead battery that you probably bought a decade ago. In the off-chance that you’ll need to use ...
The FandyFire UV-S5 is a 3,000 lumen beast. It’s more flashlight than anyone needs, proving that more isn’t always better. But, it’s cheap enough, so if you want ultimate bragging rights, this is the ...
Smartphones may give us an easy access to a light source, but for seeing objects at a distance or brightening a workspace in places like the attic or under the sink, you need the power and range of a ...
Can you imagine a world without batteries? That’s the question posed by the inventor of Lumen, a flashlight that runs completely on power generated from your own body heat. With several working ...
As the name might suggest, Nitecore's line of Tiny Monster flashlights are designed to pack maximum punch into compact packages, and the latest cranks up the illumination to a blinding 20,000 lumens.
As impulsive as I can be in some ways, I’m equally as overly cautious in others. On the one hand, I won’t hesitate to go and buy an old 440 for $500 and load it up in the trunk of my 1969 Dodge ...
SureFire just launched its new Mega Lumens Monday, unveiling two new flashlights, each with 800 lumens of output. “Today, as we near our 40th year in business, SureFire has rededicated itself and ...
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