The 4th-gen upgrade. Crisp click. Half-press for a momentary burst.
And it goes the other way too: a 0.5-lumen moon mode that runs for three days and won't wake anyone up.

Night vision stays intact. Steady or flashing.

A soft, wide reading light. Clip it to a hat brim and it's the headlamp you didn't pack.

True 365nm — not the cheap purple 395 that just makes things look purple.
Shown at actual size on most screens.
Big lights get left in the drawer. This one lives on the keyring, which means it's in your pocket the night the power goes out, the tire goes flat, or the dog gets loose.
The 4th-gen upgrade. Crisp click. Half-press for a momentary burst.
Five fast clicks and it won't turn on in your pocket. Five more, it's back.
Comes back on in the mode you used last. No cycling through everything to get to Low.
Magnetic pocket clip and magnetic tail base. Hood, frame, fridge, breaker panel — hands free.
Rain, splashes, a drop in a puddle. Not for swimming. Keep the USB-C cover shut.
Same stuff as riot shields. Clear so the side lights glow through the whole body.
Same body, same side lights, same 650-lumen ceiling. Only the main LED changes.
Maximum punch and throw. The crisp blue-white beam that reaches farthest. Outdoors, security, "what was that noise."
Sunlight-neutral, true colors, easy on the eyes up close. Wiring, engine bays, first aid, reading. Most EDC people end up here.
How did I live without this little pocket torch? Immediately useful tool I use every day.
Best EDC flashlight on the market. Light, tiny and strong.
A great addition to my key ring. Bright, easy to use, and very well made.

Useful enough to matter. You'll use it tonight, and most nights after that.