Videos tagged with 18650 Battery

This Brownells Product Spotlight features Caleb reviewing Modlite's modular weapon-mounted flashlight system, catering to serious firearm users. The video details the distinctions between 18650 and 18350 battery bodies, showcases the high candela output of the OKW head, and demonstrates the compatibility of Modlite components with Surefire mounts and tail caps. It covers assembly, tailcap options, and mounting solutions using an Arisaka Scout Mount, concluding with final impressions and recommendations for potential buyers.

This video provides a comprehensive review of the Modlite Multi-Mode handheld flashlight, specifically the PLHV2 18650 model. The reviewer demonstrates how to program the flashlight, including accessing admin mode, and compares it to other flashlights. The review also covers compatible holster pouches, competing products, and other relevant considerations for tactical lighting users. Additionally, the creator shares links to a Molle belt locking clip, their Amazon store, and other social media platforms, encouraging viewer support through likes, subscriptions, and shares.

This video focuses on the Acebeam G15 weapon light, highlighting its impressive 1800 lumens output, 38025 cd beam intensity, and 390m throw distance. It details the power options, including an 18650 rechargeable battery or two CR123A batteries. The description also mentions the tactical switch and a tape switch with double functionality, suggesting its suitability for tactical applications. A link to polenartactical.com/shop is provided for purchasing.

This video provides a gift guide for men, specifically for their wives and families to purchase for them. It aims to help families avoid buying unwanted or unnecessary items by suggesting practical gifts that men actually want, covering a price range from under $20 to $200. The guide includes a variety of items relevant to outdoor activities, preparedness, and firearm maintenance.

This video compares the HRT AWLS and Streamlight ProTac 2.0 RM weapon-mounted lights. The reviewer humorously comments on the naming conventions of both products. The description provides detailed specifications for both the Streamlight ProTac 2.0 RM, highlighting its 2,000 lumens, multiple TEN-TAP programming options, SL-B50 battery, and IP67 rating, and the HRT AWLS, emphasizing its 90,000 candela and 1,700 lumens output, ODA tail cap, and modular MLOK/Picatinny mounting. The video also includes various affiliate links and discount codes for shooting-related gear.

This video provides a first look at the new Arisaka 18650 series weapon lights, designed for rifle use. The reviewer highlights their quality, craftsmanship, illumination, and durability, noting they are built on the scout footprint with compatible tail caps and light heads. The video compares these lights to other models, discusses pricing, and showcases beam shots and their mounting on a rifle. It also briefly touches on upgrading lights and relevant specifications like runtime. The Arisaka 18650 lights are presented as a high-quality option for firearm enthusiasts.

This video is a review of the Feyachi WL25 tactical weapon light. The reviewer received the light for testing and evaluation and shares insights on its features, including its aluminum body, battery type, lumen output, throw distance, weight, size, and mounting options (M-Lok and Picatinny). The reviewer notes that they cannot show the light installed due to YouTube's content policies, but directs viewers to a Rumble version of the video and their website for the full review. The description also includes details about sponsorships, production notes, and legal disclaimers.

This video reviews the Letion 189D TacLight flashlight bundle, purchased in July 2020. The bundle includes two flashlights, four 18650 rechargeable lithium batteries, and a smart charger. The reviewer notes that the flashlight is no longer available and provides a link to an alternative product. The video credits music by Alex Freimuth and editing software Apple Final Cut X, and mentions a contact for brand partnerships via moondogindustries.com.

This video provides a comprehensive review of the ThruNite TC12 V2 flashlight, highlighting its suitability as an Everyday Carry (EDC) item. The reviewer praises its rugged build quality, impact and waterproof resistance, and convenient USB rechargeable feature. The included 18650 battery is noted for its performance. The video also mentions a limited-time discount code and purchasing links for Amazon US and UK.

This video provides a comprehensive review of the Thrunite TC15, a 2300 lumen flashlight. The reviewer expresses their positive first experience with the Thrunite brand and highlights a special offer from the manufacturer. Links to purchase the flashlight on Amazon Canada and US, as well as the Thrunite official website, are provided. The review also mentions exclusive content from "Sensible Prepper" and ways to support the channel creator, "Sootch00".

This video from Geauga Firearms Academy features a review and demonstration of the Thrunite TC15 rechargeable utility light. The presenters, Kim and Neil, highlight the features of the TC15, which offers 2300 lumens and is powered by an 18650 IMR battery. The description provides links to purchase the flashlight on Amazon and directly from Thrunite with a discount code, as well as links to the Geauga Firearms Academy website for training classes and other services. They also promote their Patreon channel for exclusive content and other affiliated products like Talon Grips and KORE Belts.

This video reviews budget-friendly tactical flashlights from Sofirn, focusing on two models: the SF14 Mini Keychain Light and the SF36 Tactical Rechargeable Flashlight. The description highlights their use as EDC items and tactical tools. Affiliate links for Amazon are provided for both products, with a disclaimer about their affiliate nature and the channel receiving items for review. The content appears to be geared towards individuals interested in affordable, functional lighting for everyday carry or tactical applications.