PK-PL2-Ti02 Pocket Burner Rainbow

This is a very nice light. The finish makes it look like a titanium light, but it's really an aluminum light with a Titanium Oxide coating that is then anodized. This makes it pretty light weight which is nice. With the supplied keyring, which is good quality, and an Energizer Ultimate Lithium cell the light weighs 26.2g and 23.4g without the keyring. Without the keyring or battery it was ~16g. The keyring attachment is robust, but makes the light look longer than it really is. The Rainbow finish is a real looker and will prompt questions. The price is higher for the rainbow, but pretty reasonable for this quality of light. The silver is quite the looker as well, having more of a jewelry white 'silver' color than the typical stainless steel grayish silver. The PVD finish should be fairly robust, but I'll need time to properly evaluate that as I don't want to attack it yet. Removing the keyring left no marks, but I did use a proper keyring tool for that which minimizes friction. Logo is nicely understated. Overall a very elegant look for a flashlight that fits it's slender and small size.The light had a nice white tint without extra blue on both the high level and the low levels. The twist mechanism for on/off and level is very smooth and easy to do with 1 hand with only a couple of tries. One of the smoothest twists I've tried, and I've tried more than 50 and probably more than a 100. The specs say that it takes 10 seconds for the light to automatically revert back to the high level after being off (so next activation will start on high), and often this is the case, but I've measured it as high as 14sec, and I would not be surprised if it can actually be longer than that. The long delay is annoying when you are playing with and evaluating a light, but not so bad in actual use. Still I see no reason for more than 5sec. at most even for folks slow at switching.I have no reason to doubt the lumen output numbers, they seem to be accurate based on comparisons with other lights. I'm usually into the slightly warmer color temperatures, but I like this one indoors just fine, and it was easily bright enough for navigation in the dark outdoors with the more focused beam was quite useful compared to the flood nature of many small lights.Mine was bought through Amazon from Bulls Eye Worldwide and arrived in 2 days to east coast USA.

Great little light

No two look the same. My wife took one look at the pair I bought and grabbed the one she liked. Then handed me $75 and said "buy two more please."This one does not disappoint.110 lumens from 1 triple a. Also has a low of 10 lumens.PK calls it pocket burner, but no worries it doesn't get so warm it becomes uncomfortable. Actually due to its shaping heat is well disipated. The light output stays steady throughout battery life too. Plus it's a real looker.Another breakthrough by PKDL.