The S6330 is the first bright multi-cell torch I’d consider as my only EDC, though honestly I think Zebralight’s other products (H51, SC52, SC600) give a lot more benefit for EDC use per cubic cm and per dollar.
I see the S6330 as too large and awkward for common EDC purposes, and a bit underwhelming and un-throwy for use as an auxiliary high-power torch. If I pull out a large or multi-cell light, it’s because my smaller lights aren’t letting me see far enough… and the S6330 isn’t about lux or throw so it’s not a huge improvement there.
I’d be better off with a XinTD C8, Skyray King, or Nitecore EA4, which all have significantly better throw without being too large. Actually, the TK75 would be an awesome auxiliary super-torch if it had a lock-out option and was small enough to EDC in my pocket or purse… but the S6330 is simply not appealing for most of the reasons I bother carrying a bigger light.
The S6330 would be an upgrade from my SRK in terms of size, but not if it’s going to turn itself on when it bumps against my brush or a tube of chapstick in my purse with no option for lock-out. Otherwise, it’s actually less useful to me than the SRK since it doesn’t let me see as far. On the far end, the S6330’s range is on par with a cheap zoomie like a SK-68… and on the near end, the SK-68 with its bezel removed is floodier and easier to handle for up-close tasks.
When I first heard about the S6330 I thought it was the Best. Thing. Ever. … I really wanted to buy one, so I’ve looked into it in detail, repeatedly, to try to find an excuse to get one. But the more I look, the less appealing it seems. I really wanted to love it, but I failed.