ReyLight
Pineapple mini Ti - MK II
Pineapple mini Ti - MK II
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Nichia 519a R9080 4000K LED.
Forward clicky (AKA tactical switch)
Mill'd Ti clip. (Steel Flame clip compatiable)
Regular rechargeable 10440 battery included.
(If you have some USB-C 10440 battery, it might be a tight fit. Some batteries just have bigger or rugged wrapper. I will make the inner dia 0.05-0.1mm bigger in future.)
(Manker USB-C 10440 battery was reported to work well. It has a nice wrapper.)
Group1: (Moonlight)-2%-20%-100% ( Default)
Group2: (ML)-10%-40%-100%
Group3: (ML)-2%-10%-50%
Group4: (ML)-50%-100%-strobe-SOS
Click here for the programming guide.
The programming guide is for old batch- reverse clicky switch. My friend is making new video.
(after half click to choose, pls also hold it. Because if we release the button, the power will go off, and the electronic brain will not remember the choice.)
The price for this quality is outstanding,
The craftmanship is very good and the support is one of a kind will definitely not be my last one
The button is not very good on this light
I love everything I've gotten from Reylight and this light is no different. Very classy and understated look.The internals are great and the new clip works well. My only issue would be with the clicky button. It's sits a little lower than my brass model and it requires a little more effort to turn on/off. But it wouldn't stop me from buying it again.
After going through the gamut of EDC flashlights I have found this one to be by far the most Superior with the low light modes, compact size and beautiful design would 100% recommend and buy again.
The Pineapple Mini is just fantastic. I love the size, the design overall, the feel of the frag pattern, and the inclusion of the 519a emitter. It's the perfect little EDC package if you don't need long sustained runtimes. I thought I would dislike the new clip on the MK II but it works well for me. Since you can swap the batteries and it's able to use regular AAAs, you can keep this light for decades to come. Love it.
Apologize for the blurry pic, I used night mode to show off the tritium.
