ArmyTek Dobermann XP-L

Relatively small size, solid body, pleasant anodizing, light stabilization, discharge indication

Given the promotional price, some minor issues can be omitted.

A pleasant flashlight both to wear and use. The threads are lubricated, the back anodized, which provides protection against switching on by slightly unscrewing the tail cap during transportation. Stands on the tail, if you use the rubber stop ring from the kit. The clip is ordinary, tight, I did not try to wear it, because there are others for the EDS. There are 4 rubber rings on the threads, as if hinting at normal water immersion. So far we haven’t dived with it (in the future I will definitely try), but I shone in the water for about 20 minutes, there is no leakage. Mach. the mode is carried out with a completely twisted head, just slightly unscrewing it, 4 additional ones appear. regime. At 440lm, it is quite an operating mode (I did not measure the currents at the ACC, later). There is a strobe, which is hidden by default and appears in the mode bar after quickly twisting and twisting the head of the switched on flashlight 10 times. In this way, he is removed. The power button is moderately tough, pleasant, it is possible to "beacon" in MAX. mode. The light is white, the hot spot has a slightly pronounced "crown", it is not noticeable at long distances. In Turbo, the lantern heats up well, but in the house at room temperature. take it hot in your hand, did not notice whether he drops the brightness when overheating, and did not particularly follow this. ACC used Panasonic 3400mA, I did not measure runtimes, but when discharged, the diode blinks twice and the driver falls into a lower mode, discharges the Panas up to 2.7V on the moonlight (checked without load), but it is possible that it will puff like electric ones below, (I'll try to write it down), but it seems that the popular AKK Sanio without protection at 2600mA can be used if not left on for a day. (Anyone trying to use R123, 18350, CR123A, I advise you not to get sick, there is no point in this). As a grenade launcher, withstood 3 shots of 12 gauge, never tried again.
Whoever expects to use the flashlight as a long-range one, forget that this is not the option, although everyone has their own distances and requirements. I would consider its light to be more versatile, although the hot spot is a bit narrow. The real range is up to 200 meters, further only if the illumination object has a light tone.
What I would like to add (fix) is to smooth the crown, although the bezel with the crown looks more interesting, the diode is slightly more neutral, at least up to 5000k, well, ideally, implement the ACC charge indication in the driver, as in the PRO Wizard, although with the version with the power button - I'm not sure about that.