ACEBEAM TAC AA EDC Tactical Torch, 750 Lumens Rechargeable Long Range 200m LED Torch, High CRI 90+

....that I'm aware of. Granted, there is probbaly a ton of flashlight brands, I've never even heard of or which do not show up on amazon for sale but I do know (and own) quite some brands and this light is the furthest throwing I have seen to date (again, I'm SPECIFICALLY refering to the AA format). I can't strongly enough recommend NOT to listen to the negative reviews, because there is nothing significant bad about the TAC AA. The only thing I don't like is the clip, it's a bit cheap and even if the head of the light is a bit heavy/bulky (25,4mm/ 1 inch) to wear it on a basecap/visor, I still would prefer a two way clip much better. Be that way, I have no use for it so I detached it, plain and simple. ATTENTION: The tailcap has a left-hand thread, to unscrew it, you must turn it to the right and you simply can put the clip off afterwards, Why Acebeam decided to make a left-hand thread for the tail is beyond me and will perhaps stay a company secret. Other than the clip, anything about that light is fantastic. It has four light modes: low- mid-high-turbo and thankfully no useless gimmicks as strobe, SOS or beacon. The light has a memory, so whatever mode was chosen last, will come up with the next switch on. The tail switch is VERY firm and needs a significant amount of pressure - which might be too much for some - but at least it is next to impossible to turn on the light by accident. Despite the 1000 lumens on max output, the TAC AA don't get hot, it warms up a bit but obviously Acebeam did a remarkable job with the agressive cooling fins. ( Hey Nitecore do you read this? ). The manufacturer claims a throwing distance of 280 meter but we all know that in reality about one-third of that range is actually meant for use (where you can really see something) This goes for ALL manufacturers make no mistake. Whenever you want something throwing REALLY far (let's say about 500 meters) you need triple the claim (1500 meters). The TAC AA obviously delivers with the 920mah 14500 Li-Ion rechargeable battery but the big surprise is, that it also delivers beyond any expectations with a regular 1.5 volt cell. Of course not as bright but even with a regular battery it has a useable beam range of about 60-70 meters (with the 14500 it lights up anything within 90-100 meters). That is awesome but one have to see it to fully appreciate the potential of that little puncher. Conclusion: The TAC AA is far from being the smallest AA on the market, others like the Acebeame Pokelit AA or the Lumintop Tool AA are smaller with similar high output lumens. But those lights are not meant for throw, they are more floody and light up things withing a range of 20-25 meters in a much broader beam. Nothing wrong with that and sometimes even preferably but when you need range in a small package the TAC AA is probably as close to perfection as it gets, Highly recommmeded! Agent Shrader out

Parfait, rien à dire. petit efficace et faible !

Compact yet powerful little torch.on it's highest level it's very bright. It has six modes which are slightly fiddly to set up and caused a bit of head scratching initially. Overall a good torch at a reasonable price.

4 modalità di illuminazione da pochi a "molti" lumen. Quello che sorprende è la gittata per una torcia così piccola. Batteria ricaricabile già compresa. Da avere nel proprio EDC

Buena linterna aunque en la posición más luminosa, dura muy poco la batería.