9V GNP CR123A SDU Flashlight

Pros: Brighter throw and flood than a 3D maglight. looks cool, seems very rugged (heavy but not too heavy) small, ~4 1/2" long. ~7/8" di tube.

Cons: 20 minutes until it starts to dim with DX's purple 123As. you need at least 4 to make it practical. (2 in the charger)

Other: this flashlight should be more popular. expect to pay >$60 for similar name brand flashlights.

Pros: Small, very bright output, good flood, cheap. Uses D26 bulb (very easy to find. Can use rechargeble 123.

Cons: Gets hot fast. Runtime on 2xRCR123 is short.

Other: Get one! Very good price for a good output.

Pros: Wow-eee wow wow - what a light - it is simply... perfect - holy flashlight batman!!! It is small, extremely solid, feels just about perfect in your hands, and is dangly bright. Holy crow... is it bright - especially for its size. Size aside, it is brighter than my 2-D cell mag light, pretty much anything I have other than the WF-500, solarforce-L1200, and the "Torch". OK, nothing is brighter than the Torch, and the WF-500 is about as perfect as they get, but I like using this more if you can imagine!!! It feels that good holding it in your hand...

Cons: you dont have it yet!

Other: buy it - buy it - buy it - NOW!!! You wont regret it.

Pros: This is a recommendable torch if u're looking for something pocket-sized, yet super bright. Matches the "UltraFire A1 Cree Q5-WC 5-Mode 230-Lumen LED Flashlight - Grey (1*CR123A)" torch in terms of brightness.

Cons: Not a big issue, but I will not recommend this for long period of lighting, for example, bicycle headlights. I used 2 x 3.6V rechargeable CR123A batteries for this torch, and the bulb blew after 10 minutes of operation.

Other: This is a great torch. Good price, good quality, what else do you need?