that light has very obvious PWM, imo the TIP or LAD are possibly better options (they do not have obvious PWM)
I have a Manker LAD with Nichia 219c. I like it and would buy it again. Im testing before giving to a college student that is not into flashlights or battery managemet. The LAD is IMPOSSIBLE to activate by accident, no lockout needed. It starts on a useful first mode with a single click.
The red light mode works fine for a trip to the bathroom in the middle of the night. I set red as a mode memory at bedtime.
LAD has strobe modes if you can figure out how to double click fast enough, (I find it almost impossible).
The LAD works great as a simple keychain light, and comes with the charging cord (Tip does not)
here is a video about the LAD (not mine). the link goes to the discussion about accidental activation… something the TIP has a problem with (requiring the use of lockout)
LAD, no Accidental Activation
imo, the TIP 2 button interface is more complex than the 1 button LAD
I chose not to buy the TIP due to the 2 protruding buttons that are notorious for false activation. There are even reports of accidental unlocking. imo the TIP has a lot of nice features, its just not a good match for a pocket full of keys…
The LAD has a charging port cover, it is flimsy and I broke it in the first hour, which left a large hole, in addition to the charging port, that would surely let water in if I was to drop the light in a glass of water. I have no plans to use the lad under water.
The LAD is way more compact, and much less noticeable in the watch pocket of my jeans, than my AAA light