ACEBEAM Pokelit AA Cu Flashlight Review - For Copper Fans

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Kindly take note.

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So the copper version has no mode memory and a 519A instead of a 219F. Seems like Acebeam knew what they were doing. Put the better emitter and flashlight nerd UI in the more expensive version. I probably would have bought one during the black friday sale if I knew the UI and emitter were different from the standard one, I guess I never looked closely.

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Not bad at all, would be nicer without all the engraved text though, brings nothing to the table but does detract from the looks. A bit on the large size for an AA though?

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I forgot how well produced your videos are, freeme….very nicely done! I missed your FWAA when you did it so I watched that as well.

Is the switch on this one the same as on the Olight i5r? On a whim I picked up the blue aluminum i5r with the 2.4v cell, mostly so I can disassemble said cell to see what’s going on…interesting approach they’ve taken on with it. The emitter in the blue one appears to be some flavor of Osram domed, not a flat csp style…not bad, not excellent.

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I have the regular version, not copper. Can’t say I like it much. The UI and switch take a lot of getting used to.

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Thanks a lot!

Pokelit AA Cu vs i5R? Nope. IMO, Olight switch has slight edge (5-8%?) for tactile feedback. A mount of travel for each actuation is predictable and mode switch is spot on.

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Thanks for the review Freeme.
I’ve seen several physical anti reverse polarity protection, the least effort was using ring foam.