Going back to more traditional power sources, the new 5.11 ATAC line of flashlights uses either AA, AAA, or CR123 batteries. Solid build quality and user friendly attributes, such as easy to use momentary-capable tail switches, makes these lights a suitable choice for duty or everyday carry option. We’ll be...
FL1 Standard – these specifications can be found on the packaging of most flashlights today. What do these specifications mean for you, and how can you interpret this information? Since we started including runtime graphs in our reviews, we’ve gotten a lot of questions about the ANSI FL1 Standard, so...
There’s a saying that the best camera is one that you have with you – the same goes for a flashlight. The new Pelican 1910 and 1920 flashlights are easy to carry, and with these compact LED flashlights, there’s no reason to need a light and not have one. Unlike...
As part of our dedication to providing valuable information in our reviews, LED-Resource is pleased to announce that we have partnered with Energizer, manufacturer of long-lasting and lightweight lithium primary AA and AAA batteries, to provide runtime test results using Energizer Ultimate Lithium batteries. This new test result will be...
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...