Lucky Sun
Mini20
★★★★
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Price: Regular price USD 18.10 Sale Price $15.73
Current code for BLF = LSMini20
This brings it down to only $14.99, how long it will last I do not know, Buy Now!
http://www.gearbest.com/led-flashlights/pp_67813.html
From: GearBest
| Battery | 1 X 16340 |
| Switch | Tailcap Reverse Clicky |
| Modes | High, Med, Low, Strobe, Turbo, SOS |
| Lens | Nice Clear Anti-Reflective Glass |
| Tailstands | Yes, Perfectly |
Manufacturer Description;
● Professional, ultra-compact CREE XM-L2 LED flashlight for maximum portability
● Hardened steel construction for enhanced core protection; provides secondary self-defense function
● Current output of 1.8A with 7.56W power
● Brass circuitry for greater stability compared to other brands using standard aluminum
● Professional finish with CNC machining, includes tactical lanyard design
● Enhanced intelligent design to provide constant current for sustained output
Specifications
General
Brand: LuckySun
Model: Mini20
Emitter Type: Cree XM-L2
Total Emitter: 1 x Cree XM-L2
Lumens: 600lm
Function: Camping, Walking, Hiking
Battery Type: 16340
Battery Quantity: 1 x 16340 battery
Mode: 5 (High > Mid > Low > Strobe > SOS) Really 6 Modes, see Text in Review
Focus: No
Rechargeable: No
Specification
Power Source: Battery
Reflector: Aluminum Smooth Reflector
Lens: Toughened Ultra-clear Glass Lens with Anti-reflective Coating
Available Color: Black
Dimension and Weight
Product weight: 0.058 kg
Package weight: 0.18 kg
Product size (L x W x H ): 9 cm (length) x 2.9 cm (dia. of head) x 2.4 cm (dia. of body) / 3.54 x 1.14 x 0.94 inches
Package size (L x W x H ): 14 x 9 x 6 cm
Package Contents
Package Contents: 1 x Flashlight, 1 x Lanyard
Pros
- Very Bright
- Small and Lightweight
- Nice Usable Low
- Great AR lens and Clear Reflector
- Good Build and Nice Anodizing
- Lockout with 1/8 turn
Cons
- Wonky User Interface
- Hard to get apart
- Won’t Run on CR123
OK folks, Here is the Lucky Sun Mini20 provided to me from GearBest for review.
This is a very nice small High Performance 16340 flashlight with very good output, nice thermal management and light weight.
Anodizing is superb and it has a nice feel in the hand.
User interface is as follows;
Always starts on High, then goes to Med, Low, Strobe, Turbo, SOS
Why they stick Turbo in between the Strobe and SOS is one of life’s little mysteries.
I would love to know what the engineer’s reasons were.
Good part is it has a very healthy High, Medium is not much lower in visible light even though amperage drops in half, but the real treat here is a very nice usable Low. No it is not a Moonlight but rather is a nice soft .04 amp draw low.
The weird user interface does not bother me as much as I thought it would as it always comes on High and then goes right to Med and Low which is usually where I stop if using it in the barn. If I want to go to Turbo, 2 more quick taps and I am there.
With a 16340 I would imagine on Turbo it is going to burn through it pretty fast. Fortunately the regular High is close in real life appearance and Med is not much lower but saves battery life.
Pointing at my ceiling fan reveals no low PWM effects (Unlike My Solar storm SC03)
It does have low voltage warning, it will pulse real slow. Found this out trying the 3 volt CR123 batteries.
The Mini20 does have a fairly pronounced ring up close that may be due to the rather deep recessed lens and the attack bezel.
Hot spot looks great and when not up close the ring is not seen.
This one Tail stands perfectly.
Biggest bummer here is the Tail Cap is glued, looking down the battery tube it looks like a drop of Red thread locker can be seen.
I am afraid to hit it with heat for fear of screwing up the Tailcap and/or switch.
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In closing, Nice small light for the price of a couple McDonald’s Value meals 
Anyway, enjoy the pics!
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Keith
Thanks Again to GearBest for the Sample!
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