Reylight is running a very rare 50% off sale on the "Beadblasted-Ribbed" version of the legendary titanium Pineapple Mini MK3-Ti flashlight. Normally $69.90 ($70 on Amazon), the total drops to $34.50 + tax & shipping when you use code 20260715 at checkout. (Note: The code only works with the Beadblasted-Ribbed version.)
Specs:
Nichia 519a R9080 LED, 4000K
Reverse clicky switch
CNC titanium clip (Steel Flame clip compatible)
Includes rechargeable lithium-ion 10440 battery (450mAh)
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Reylight is running a very rare 50% off sale on the "Beadblasted-Ribbed" version of the legendary titanium Pineapple Mini MK3-Ti flashlight. Normally $69.90 ($70 on Amazon), the total drops to $34.50 + tax & shipping when you use code 20260715 at checkout. (Note: The code only works with the Beadblasted-Ribbed version.)
Specs:
Nichia 519a R9080 LED, 4000K
Reverse clicky switch
CNC titanium clip (Steel Flame clip compatible)
Includes rechargeable lithium-ion 10440 battery (450mAh)
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Why is it a good deal? Seems to be the same technology as any of the $6 flashlights except for the casing material
The linked reviews answer this in depth, written by people who own hundreds if not thousands of flashlights.
But here it is pre-digested:
You won't find a $6 flashlight that is machined as well, is repairable, can accept all the different types of batteries that this one can, and even has the esteemed nichia 519a LED, which achieves about the best color accuracy that an LED can achieve in a production-run flashlight.
This flashlight hits every mark for being very well-designed, very well-machined (in a material known for being very hard on tooling), and with the premium features that someone who has a special interest in flashlights might choose when they want a minimal, uncomplicated flashlight.
If you want a very nice flashlight and want to skip the hundreds or thousands of hours, and dollars, spent in becoming an informed luminophile, but still benefit from their wisdom and folly, just get this one and don't linger on the decision.
The linked reviews answer this in depth, written by people who own hundreds if not thousands of flashlights.
But here it is pre-digested:
You won't find a $6 flashlight that is machined as well, is repairable, can accept all the different types of batteries that this one can, and even has the esteemed nichia 519a LED, which achieves about the best color accuracy that an LED can achieve in a production-run flashlight.
This flashlight hits every mark for being very well-designed, very well-machined (in a material known for being very hard on tooling), and with the premium features that someone who has a special interest in flashlights might choose when they want a minimal, uncomplicated flashlight.
If you want a very nice flashlight and want to skip the hundreds or thousands of hours, and dollars, spent in becoming an informed luminophile, but still benefit from their wisdom and folly, just get this one and don't linger on the decision.
All you said was pre-digested AI slop. I don't even know if this is the V1 version of the 519a which was the only piece of "advice" you gave.
At $44 out-the-door cost, it's ok but not a stellar deal on your "trust-me-bro" overly vague glowing dialog.
Cheers.
It's a stellar deal for those who know Reylight (that's why I specified "Enthusiasts/Collectors" in the title) -- because they rarely go on sale, and when they do, it's usually 10-20%. I've been following Reylight for years and have never seen 50% off.
It's a stellar deal for those who know Reylight (that's why I specified "Enthusiasts/Collectors" in the title) -- because they rarely go on sale, and when they do, it's usually 10-20%. I've been following Reylight for years and have never seen 50% off.
No Goofy it isn't. As others have pointed out, the fact you put that statement (and now doubling down on it)...supports the direct opposite.
Last edited by SDLooper July 17, 2026 at 08:21 AM.
All you said was pre-digested AI slop. I don't even know if this is the V1 version of the 519a which was the only piece of "advice" you gave.
At $44 out-the-door cost, it's ok but not a stellar deal on your "trust-me-bro" overly vague glowing dialog.
Cheers.
I have a bachelors in English with a focus on literature and creative writing; I skimmed the written reviews and watched the video on 2x speed. I don't use AI to have my conversations for me, and my opinions or observations are simply opinions or observations.
Tico22 did you a favor right in the OP, indicating this might be for flashlight enthusiasts. So if it's *not for you*, which is OK, why don't you give him a rep.
P.S. I also don't even know which version of the 519a this is; I didn't know there were revisions, or that one might be more desirable than another, if that's what you are implying. Feel free to tell me more.
Last edited by blocky July 17, 2026 at 09:33 AM.
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But here it is pre-digested:
You won't find a $6 flashlight that is machined as well, is repairable, can accept all the different types of batteries that this one can, and even has the esteemed nichia 519a LED, which achieves about the best color accuracy that an LED can achieve in a production-run flashlight.
This flashlight hits every mark for being very well-designed, very well-machined (in a material known for being very hard on tooling), and with the premium features that someone who has a special interest in flashlights might choose when they want a minimal, uncomplicated flashlight.
If you want a very nice flashlight and want to skip the hundreds or thousands of hours, and dollars, spent in becoming an informed luminophile, but still benefit from their wisdom and folly, just get this one and don't linger on the decision.
Cheers.
But here it is pre-digested:
You won't find a $6 flashlight that is machined as well, is repairable, can accept all the different types of batteries that this one can, and even has the esteemed nichia 519a LED, which achieves about the best color accuracy that an LED can achieve in a production-run flashlight.
This flashlight hits every mark for being very well-designed, very well-machined (in a material known for being very hard on tooling), and with the premium features that someone who has a special interest in flashlights might choose when they want a minimal, uncomplicated flashlight.
If you want a very nice flashlight and want to skip the hundreds or thousands of hours, and dollars, spent in becoming an informed luminophile, but still benefit from their wisdom and folly, just get this one and don't linger on the decision.
Cheers.
But here it is pre-digested:
Cheers.
All you said was pre-digested AI slop. I don't even know if this is the V1 version of the 519a which was the only piece of "advice" you gave.
At $44 out-the-door cost, it's ok but not a stellar deal on your "trust-me-bro" overly vague glowing dialog.
Cheers.
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All you said was pre-digested AI slop. I don't even know if this is the V1 version of the 519a which was the only piece of "advice" you gave.
At $44 out-the-door cost, it's ok but not a stellar deal on your "trust-me-bro" overly vague glowing dialog.
Cheers.
No Goofy it isn't. As others have pointed out, the fact you put that statement (and now doubling down on it)...supports the direct opposite.
All you said was pre-digested AI slop. I don't even know if this is the V1 version of the 519a which was the only piece of "advice" you gave.
At $44 out-the-door cost, it's ok but not a stellar deal on your "trust-me-bro" overly vague glowing dialog.
Cheers.
Tico22 did you a favor right in the OP, indicating this might be for flashlight enthusiasts. So if it's *not for you*, which is OK, why don't you give him a rep.
P.S. I also don't even know which version of the 519a this is; I didn't know there were revisions, or that one might be more desirable than another, if that's what you are implying. Feel free to tell me more.
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