It’s been a while since Pelican has released any new lights, so we were intrigued to see the announcement of Pelican’s new 1910 and 1920 LED flashlights. Running on one AAA battery, the 1910 has an output of 39 lumens and weighs just 1.4 oz with batteries. The 1920, a 2AAA version of...
One of the few rechargeable flashlights that can also operate on alkaline batteries, the all-new Maglite ML125 has a sleek new design and flexible user interface choices. If we could only describe the ML125 with one adjective, it would, without a doubt, be “adaptable.” Utilizing a more efficient LED, combined with variable...
A popular choice among professionals for several years now, the second-generation Streamlight Stinger DS LED features DualSwitch technology that allows independent activation with either the tail or head-mounted switch. This compact rechargeable LED flashlight is compatible with Stinger family chargers and features a new, environmentally-friendly, and higher capacity NiMH battery...
LED bulb technology has improved noticeably since we reviewed our first LED bulb half a year ago, with new products are starting to focus on replacing higher-wattage incandescent bulbs. This new 2011 model from the Feit Electric Performance LED line has a brightness of 800 lumens, uses 13 watts, and...
Philips LED replacement bulbs of different shapes and sizes have been on retail shelves for quite some time now. We were fairly impressed with the AmbientLED A19 12.5W LED bulb that we reviewed earlier this year and just learned that a similar bulb, which uses just 9.7W to produce 910 lumens, was picked...
Most flashlights use a fixed focus because an adjustable focus without distracting artifacts is not as easy as it sounds, but the LED Lenser M7R, which uses an optic that is both a lens and a reflector, is one of the few that can be focused quickly for a smooth...
