The Emisar D4 Flashlight/Fire Starter: The Full Nick Shabazz Review

[@iosonoi.7132]

I just wanted to add the perspective of a flashlight "enthusiast" when it comes to this light. This light is not for everyone. If you give this someone as a gift they will absolutely hate it. Safety: This light can be as safe as you want it to be. In fact, I'd even say it can be safer than any other light that doesn't use Anduril. Because you place it into Simple Mode which eliminates turbo. You can also adjust the ceiling, which means you can customize the high mode and make it lower. So, if you take the time to learn about it, this light can be safer than other lights because you can customize what it will do and of course, you have various lockout paths you can take. Batteries: The light doesn't come with a battery not because they are trying to hit a lower price point. It doesn't come with one, because enthusiasts don't want one provided. Nick bought this from a re-seller it sounds like, but when you go to the "real" website, you have a myriad of LEDs to pick from, which all perform differently. Enthusiasts like to order their own batteries from a dedicated battery shop and like to experiment with different kinds. Charging: Enthusiasts don't like USB ports. Excluding one means the flashlight won't have the possibility of a water damage problem due to faulty rubber covers. But more importantly, enthusiasts don't like using USB ports. They have dedicated chargers and multiple batteries so that when it's time to recharge they can simply remove it and not have to wait for their battery to charge via USB. They like this because it means the flashlight is ready to use instantly by replacing the battery. Practicality: It may seem impractical to have such a bright light that doesn't hold its output long, but for an enthusiast, this is the opposite. It seems more impractical to limit a flashlight from what it can fully do. For safety, better run time, or better-sustained output, you can adjust the floor and ceilings for brightness and adjust temperature calibration to make it perform as well as you'd like in terms of run time, or you can make it go as bright as is physically possible; having both ends of the spectrum is practicality maximized. Not to mention you can choose between different drivers that are optimized for either raw performance or better sustained output, aside from just manually adjusting Anduril settings. Overall, this light is specifically made for enthusiasts. But if people are willing to take the time to understand it, it becomes a light that is really for everyone. I got one for my mom who is older and it is the easiest light for her to use, after I set it up for her of course.

[@iamarawn]

I have this light. I wasn't aware that it could burn through anything, until it went off in my pocket. Destroyed my jacket. I now use the quarter turn lockout and I carry it everywhere. It's the best flashlight I've ever had. I'm going to buy another just in case they ever stop making this light. It's that great.

[@carlstanland5333]

Wow that’s dangerous. Ordered a gray one an hour ago.😬

[@Jediis]

I clicked seven times still no color change

[@MarkDangerfield-yk2bc]

😊

[@clange50]

I understand the safety concerns, but the run time for turbo complaints on lights like this or the x9l aren't fair IMO. 1) you don't HAVE to use turbo, and 2) it's incredible what some of these can do if even for 15 seconds. Think of it like a top fuel dragster option in an otherwise already amazing sports car. Not only is it awesome with just the normal high limit, but if you really want to, for a few seconds, it can rival lights 2, 3, 4 times its size from a couple years back. Edit: people do need to understand and have correct expectations.

[@Jediis]

I clicked seven times still no color change

[@joculp]

@@Jediis you are stuck in simple UI. It's using a new UI. Lookup Anduril 2

[@kevinduprey9326]

I hate my car ….if I stomp the gas petal it goes too fast 😮highly dangerous ⚠️

[@johnarshad7807]

80% of my collection can burn through paper like that.. ok.. im a flashholic.. nice review nick

[@Tmankiller72]

John Arshad I light paper on fire as a demo of my Imalent DX80 !! But it is a useful light at 1500 and 5000 lumens.

[@davidsirmons]

I'm looking for a flashlight that can do that in a second or so. Can you give me a listing of lights capable of this?

[@defaultyotis_x7528]

@@davidsirmons @@davidsirmons Consider checking out Wicked Lasers' Flashtorch and Flashtorch mini, they are pretty good, have brightness settings and can light just about anything on fire (or even cook an egg as they showed in the commercial) with the high setting, but have a huge price tag and cost of only 15 mins of battery life on the high setting plus it takes 3 - 4 hrs to fully charge. They are also quite compact and slim for the power they output.

[@grumpyoldwizard]

With great power comes great responsibility, Nick.

[@deathbomb214]

I've got a Dv42, they've added a "lockout mode" where the light will only do moonlight and doesnt heat up at all. Super safe for pocket carrying!

[@8m3sapsan66]

A fantastic flashlight for enthusiasts who understand what they're dealing with. For everyone else, a potential burn hazard. Very similar to high-end knives.

[@NickShabazz]

The difference is that a high-end knife is no less dangerous than a low-end knife. Any sharp knife can cut. But flashlights like this can surprise you. :)

[@alimurtadah9897]

Nick Shabazz I think what he meant by high end knives is otfs or knives like the paragon

[@relevation0]

I sell knives at a gun store, the only knives that customers accidentally cut themselves with are indeed the high end knives, Benchmades.

[@Jediis]

I clicked seven times still no color change

[@SGyru]

@@relevation0 Why is that?

[@cavalry1213]

The benefits of previously working at a vape shop is that I have a BUNCH of high drain 18650s laying around. 🤣

[@jxcellent790]

I like the fact that it isn't USB rechargeable, for the simple fact that I keep charged high drains on deck. If voltage is too low for my liking, I'm instantly ready again. It last a pretty long time when you don't use Turbo. A few hundred lumens is all I need. I haven't set myself on fire but I always unscrew it since I carry it loose in a cargo pocket...it will start fires.

[@Everywhere2]

"It will light your pants on fire, like legitimately. You don't even have to lie first." - N. Shabazz

[@randywess1352]

I don't want a flashlight that I have to have a master's degree in to operate,I just want a flashlight that I can turn on and off.Thank you Nick for a great review.

[@wrliggin2]

I agree. There's so many modes and button combinations to remember. I would need to carry the instructions around. They're all great settings, but quite complicated

[@gonerydin4225]

@@wrliggin2 It doesn't come with instructions. : ) They are here: www.mtnelectronics.com/index.php?route=information/information&information_id=16

[@gonerydin4225]

@Tyler Durden Not exactly: www.mtnelectronics.com/index.php?route=information/information&information_id=16

[@gonerydin4225]

You can just do that if you want to.

[@benbraceletspurple9108]

Then the D4 isnt a bad choice, you press the button once on and once off, if you never hold it down it will be at about 150 lumens

[@zombieapocalypsecherokee9224]

Is it me or does he sound like Sol Rosenburg from the jerky boys lmao

[@carlosmatos9848]

Aw jeez, I woke up this morning, and my mudda, she burnt me with her d4v2 and then I fell down the stairs, and my shoes fell off!

[@davidsirmons]

He likes to pull large pieces of furniture from his ass.

[@Tbone42tx]

Miss this light so much i ended up getting the Wurrkos TS21 because it has the Anduril software because i didn't wanna wait 2 months to get another Emisar...i thunk you can still get them from a guy in the States but normally it's from over seas in Japan and takes for ever

[@0neTwo3]

This light at around half output will still outshine most of the competition. Plus, at that lower setting, heat and runtime are no longer an issue what so ever. I have one strapped to my Mountainbike for trail riding... at an output level that I estimate to be between 1000 and 1500 lumens I get three hour long rides on one charge with plenty left over.

[@blankspace3511]

if a flashlight cant burn your house down if you leave it on turbo for half a minute is it really a flashlight?

[@0nemoa]

I EDC the Lumintop FW3A. I am a flashholic and nearly every light I own will start a fire. If it doesn't start a fire it will throw 1.7km. I got into flashlights earlier this year and now I'm hooked. Don't know what it is, but I really like flashlights, just as much as I like knives. Also without the USB port, it makes the light much more waterproof and most people that own lights like that have many batteries and chargers. I know I do. As far as the heat goes. That flashlight along with all of my others has thermal regulation, it will step down as soon as it hits 55C unless you manually hit turbo again. So you can actually hold it without the worry of burns, by the time that heat is hitting the outside of the flashlight it is much less. It might not be the most comfortable but it will not burn you unless you change the thermal regulation to a higher temperature.

[@litesaber54yi3]

"Very real non zero chance" my new favorite line

[@Tbone42tx]

Some of the best lights on the market!!! Just ordered both! D4s and a D4! These lights are easily worth double the price!! Highly recommend before the price does jump!

[@Jediis]

I clicked seven times and still no Color change

[@nickkendall3764]

My inner 12 year old needs one of these .Seriously who dosnt want to have a flash light that can cook a roast dinner im in

[@jrjr5123]

Funny how your voice makes something so simple and tedious seem interesting you'd be a good teacher

[@sebenza100]

I would love to see Nick's opinion of the Fireflies E07.

[@willc9235]

Did you mention that the thermal configuration can be changed? Mine came from the vendor where it would just step down before it became too hot. Since then I have upped the temperature a little which is nice now that it is cold out.

[@dylanfarnham5164]

This ^. I kept thinking the same thing when he was talking about how hot it is and was hoping he would mention that configuration but sadly, no luck. This light is highly customizable, which is fantastic for the enthusiasts.

[@Hepta.Asteras]

That it burns paper is not an "ugly". It's a great power in a little light and that's what you get with any higher power torch . And you don't have to use it at that level, and you have step down control, software lockout and hardware lockout. A clothes iron will burn your pants if you leave the iron on them. That's just physics or thermodynamics or whatever, it's not an "ugly".

[@chestrockwell3491]

I wanted one as soon as you said be careful.

[@thescabuglychannel7600]

The half turn tailcap lockout feature is your friend. I forgot once and did the whole whats that smell and it burnt a hank in my pocket. From then on i have carryed it cliped to my shirt. Honestly this isnt a flashlight for the masses, its for flashaholics.

[@GatCat]

I bought one with the KR4 driver for EXTRA POWER!!!! This light is so much better than anything olight offers.

[@Snapper314]

While a USB charging flashlight has it's pluses, I prefer the ability to quickly swap out a battery.

[@NickShabazz]

For many, you can have both.

[@marrey93]

Tacos

[@toddlaplanteVT85]

Tacos AND Flashlights!

[@carlosmatos9848]

1/8 turn on the battery cap, lock it out, no fire. That's why they don't sell these at Wal-Mart, Nick!

[@rasherbilbo452]

"Lithium-ion battery purchasing is already one of the circles of Hell...". You have officially become my favorite flashlight reviewer.

[@ChristopherPBacon1]

This guy sounds like rocket raccoon and I feel like he’s explaining a crazy invention to me. I love it

[@lusher00]

You had me at open source firmware.

[@CJMeyer-xu2gy]

You say "dANgEr0Us, lIGht CAn sET PAntS oN FiRe" I say "I don't need to carry a lighter." :D

[@jessiethompson8516]

mine came with a strong deep carry clip. That is strange your came with that one. That's one of the reasons mine never leaves my pocket.

[@roblincoln10]

I too have AD4 and think it's pretty ridiculous although very impressive, a more practical option for something that size in something that never leaves my pocket that I think you should really do a review for Nick, is the zebralight SC 600 W plus. To me it puts out a nearly similar amount of light but with much longer run times in does not get nearly as hot. To me the fit and finish is much nicer, but it's more expensive. It's crazy impressive I'm telling you, you should seriously do a review on it, thanks for what you do

[@Jediis]

Bro I clicked seven times still no color change

[@dbmeed]

I have burned holes in 2 pairs of pants with my D4. Still carry it every day. Great little hotrod! D1/D1S/D4S review soon? :D

[@Klayking]

D1S+ when it comes out soon. Light things up 1.1km away with something that fits in your coat pocket. Same low price as the D4, too!

[@dbmeed]

@@Klayking Im trying not to think about it too much...I dont need another D1S lol

[@Klayking]

@Tyler Durden Anything by XTAR or Nitecore is a safe bet. They make good chargers. I personally have a Nitecore i2, and an XTAR PB2. The latter can be used as a portable battery bank as well as a charger. Nitecore make a few models that can do this as well.

[@dbmeed]

@Tyler Durden liitokala has some good cheap chargers, as does xtar and several others

[@Wzrd100]

I have one of these on the way and I'm really glad I saw this review (and the included warnings) before it got here. Does it come packaged with sufficient warnings?

[@NickShabazz]

Nope.

[@jxcellent790]

Haha warnings...No. I've had one for months and love it, only advice is to unscrew the tail cap.

[@lunatiy]

You get it in a regular brown cardboard box, packaged in styrofoam, with a few orings (and pocket clip if you ordered it) in a little plastic bag. That's it

[@MartinLeschinski]

I love the User Interface and the reproduction of colors - dismiss cool white lights. Have only neutral or warm white lights. Had the thrunite and lost it. After reading reviews and searching in forums, I found the Emisar D4. I have the Titanium/Copper Option with the Nichia 219c neutral white 5500k LEDs and the grey one in short with 4000k warm white LEDs as EDC. I don't use the clip. I alwasy use the hard lock-(tailcap a quarter unscrew is enough)-out instead of the software lockout. My wife burnt her Dawn-Jacket-Pocket while sitting on the light in the car because she forgot to shut it off by unscrewing the tail cap.

[@sharkman8810]

Look up the Anduril instructions. There are safety features like muggle mode- 6 clicks. Also quarter turn tail cap, or 4 clicks for electronic lockout.

[@jimandcherylcooper2094]

@@EliasSchmid00 does that mean the D4 does not have the muggle mode or electronic lockout? Is that only for the D4V2?

[@jessebergunder]

You think you will ever do a d4v2 review

[@Rascal77s]

One man's frightening is another man's awesome!

[@sumobear1777]

Your accent has me thinkin of those birds from the movie bolt. Especially when you said ridiculous. Which i thought you were gonna say ridonkulous. I love it its awesome.

[@petshopboymfg4556]

Its Not a flashlights for beginners, as all flashlights from Hank Wang are!

[@sglasgow79]

This was my first "real" flashlight aling with a D1S. Both are amazing lights and are super bright. I have 219c emitters in the D4 and the color is very natural. The quarter turn on the tail cap i jave found to be the best method of ensuring the light to not come on in your pocket. I have a nice hole in one jacket thinking i had it set in lockout mode. Definitely a light not for kids. The D1S is a single emitter but has a 700m range in almost the same body. Best lights i have ever purchased.

[@knighthawk3759]

I have a klarus beer can light that did not have a proper lockout and was able to turn on even when locked out it ended up burning all the way through the included belt pouch and almost ignited some carpet I reached out to them and they ignored everything that I said saying that they will take it under advisement and I never heard a single thing back from them about it to this day I keep the light in my car and do not carry it on a belt pouch for that reason

[@jbr84tx]

Will the Nichia 219C get as hot? It puts out 4200 lumens vs 4300 for the XPL-HI (talking about the v2 now)

[@artiet5982]

Thanks for the review! I already have 6 of these same exact efest batteries for my vape, ordering this light tonight, if I can find it in stock 👍🏻 (I know the vape thing is not cool, but it is a thing)

[@TheFlacker99]

What model LED does the light have? I looked it up on a site and there's multiple models of LED. 1. Nichia 219C 5000K 90+ CRI - Neutral White 2. Cree XP-G2 S4 2B ~ 5700K - Cool White 3. Cree XP-G2 S4 3D ~5000K - Neutral White 3. Cree XP-G2 S4 5D ~4000K - Neutral / Warm White 4. Cree XP-L HI 1A ~6500K - Cool White 5. Cree XP-L HI 3A ~5000K - Neutral White 6. Cree XP-L HI 5D ~4000K - Neutral White

[@neutronpcxt372]

I would get the SST-20 version which has been introduced recently. It has the same power and better color rendition than the 219C version, and more throw than the XP-L HI version. intl-outdoor.com/emisar-d4-high-power-led-flashlight-p-921.html

[@woodlandreconjoshdrakes5509]

These hank lights are to the flashlight world as Casio was to the watch world. I'm saying this as a good thing. You can get a great torch for a great budget price

[@Tbone42tx]

Nice lights...got one coming, you should check out the fireflies Rot66 and E07...Both great lights!

[@dinsin8166]

lol flashlights guys like me saw the paper burning and hear him calling it scary gotta buy one now

[@JMichaelRReed-io2vx]

Why is it that pocket clips that require two hands are so common? It seems like whether it can be taken out of the pocket and put back in without too much trouble would be one of the first concerns of a maker.

[@stevie9361]

Danger danger!? Not for kids or old men you're trying to say huh? It's a hot rod flashlight. You bought it knowing what it can do, so why whine whole time about it?

[@WillEDC]

One of the best lights

[@yosuecaridad944]

Can you flip over the clip so con can clip it on to a cap?

[@Raczoon]

You've got a fun character about you. Makes my research a lot less tedious.

[@kims2r]

Maybe a noob question but what are the differences with the d4s? Thanks in advance:) and awesome review!!

[@383SS420]

The D4S is larger, takes a 26650, has a recessed button, more throw, auxiliary leds, lanyard hole, and an upgraded firmware

[@odiousmelodious2410]

nice video. I like your accent. very relaxing

[@deanalbertson7203]

If a flashlight can burn your pants or possibly blind you, then that's a flashlight I don't want to carry.

[@ipodhty]

I have the exact opposite view

[@ocomegashadowstacking5886]

Awesome review video!!!

[@metaljew4456]

This is a must have piece for any self respecting FlashOholic.

[@rolandsilva9743]

Nick probably one of your funnier videos. Love watching your videos.

[@maxx42069]

When the sardonicism makes its way past the description and into the title, you know it's going to be a fun review.

[@gilbertrios5283]

Omg I was lmao the whole review! Nick you're a savage!

[@YanDoroshenko]

Doctors think that male testicles (yes, as opposed to female testicles) are "on fire" because of the lack of sexual life, but really it's because of the flashlight accidentally turning on.

[@mikeyluke]

Would like to know what kind of knife that was....

[@jaidutta9594]

Super video! I applauded for $5.00 👏👏

[@jonny5789]

Can you use a 3500mah 18650 battery high drain battery? If so what is the best?

[@ipodhty]

Most 3500mah are not rated for that output. A Samsung 30q 3000mah is probably the best

[@bradleyh8044]

Kinda not interested in usb rechargeable lights until someone wakes up and makes the switch to usb-c.

[@misterscience249]

Just do a mechanical lockout, no pant will be destroyed. lol

[@Mangold108]

will it gets the CE certificate?

[@zazuzonker]

Hi Nick. Love you reviews, so please don’t take this the wrong way, but are you still The Gem Hunter?

[@NickShabazz]

I have a long backlog :(

[@kerryrwac]

C'mon baby light my fire !

[@victornishimoto6029]

Hi great video! Question: is Noctigon a good flashlight brand? The claims about the Noctigon K1 w2 are questionable. 650,000 candela? Really, how long is turbo mode? One second or even at all. Thank you, Victor

[@Morpheus903]

I have been using “weird little batteries” like that since I started vaping in 2013. I realize this video was 4 years ago, but even then, 18650s weren’t hard to find or purchase. Your review is okay, but as an owner of the D4 (with a spare 18350 tube), it isn’t very complete. You didn’t really even cover but a few basic things that the light can do. I mean no offense, but you sounded like my parents complaining about how to set the time on the VCR in the 1980s. Your voice says you hate the flashlight, so just say so. The one thing we agree on is how potentially dangerous this flashlight is. It’s basically a pipe bomb if it gets too hot. Thermal runaway would produce gases from the battery and BOOM! I sure hope you aren’t near it if that happens. Actually, I’m kind of surprised no one has turned off the thermal regulator and just film it while hiding behind solid cover. It would make an awesome video!! 😂

[@rabbitslayer42]

If they were too lazy to add reverse polarity protection, would you really trust the internal charger?

[@balinoob1837]

A reverse polarity circuit would have made the light less compact, you don't need a protection if you know what you're doing

[@rabbitslayer42]

Problem is, I don't know what the company is doing. Adding the protection is as simple as adding a few diodes to one of the two boards already in the thing

[@balinoob1837]

@@rabbitslayer42 it's not just adding a diode. You will significantly reduce the output of the light by adding a reverse polarity protection because the power will need to go through a diode so it's already 0.7V lost on a 4.3V battery... also at the same time it makes it less efficient

[@rabbitslayer42]

@@balinoob1837 Why wouldn't the power be regulated by the control board? And IF a diode would cause a loss of ,7V, how much do you think the control board would cause?

[@balinoob1837]

@@rabbitslayer42 you don't know what you're talking about so stop trying to argue.

[@ronaldren5581]

Maybe they meant for this to be a survival fire starter flashlight? Lol!

[@fatfat6389]

Wish so, but I guess they would've put a strobe mode on it if they thought about it, which really is a deal breaker for me, sad though, if it had the strobe would've been the perfect light for me.

[@121dodgers]

The real shame is that this light doesn't have a reflector.... Or, is there a reflector version of this light?

[@taylorsukoshi6126]

There is a d1 that has a slightly larger head one emitter and reflector, and a d1s a larger head with a throw of 750m.

[@dustinlewis24]

Why is Grandma complaining about how about the light gets she should go get a maglite double a version. I lost a lot of respect for this lady when I heard this video

[@NickShabazz]

Aww, you're so edgy I could review you on this channel 🤣

[@dustinlewis24]

@@NickShabazzmy wife also complained about how warm my flashlight gets in her hand

[@BOOSTEDLASER]

Thought Nick ONLY did watched and knives

[@Tmankiller72]

What led is recommended for this light?

[@Klayking]

New options just became available. SST-20 (High CRI, 4000K) is the best all-around emitter now. Alternatively, pay a little more for the XP-L HI 5D if you want absolute raw output, but the difference is negligible and the new SST-20 emitters are a game changer.

[@Tmankiller72]

Klayking Would the SST-20 5000k be better? Or does the 4000k have better CRI ?

[@Klayking]

@@Tmankiller72 No CRI difference. My bad, I neglected to mention the 5000K option. That's a more true neutral tint, slightly cooler looking than the 4000K, which is a tiny bit warmer than true neutral. You should get the 5000K if you prefer the sound of it. Tint is entirely down to personal preference.

[@Tmankiller72]

Klayking Cool , thanks!

[@Klayking]

@@Tmankiller72 No problem. Glad to help!

[@knighthawk3759]

All that review and absolutely no purchase link question mark come on Nick why are you holding out on us?

[@james10739]

If you have a charger just get some samsung 30q 18650 batteries

[@jonny5789]

What 18650 battery are you using?

[@taylorsukoshi6126]

I'm using Samsung 30q in mine ones

[@jonny5789]

@@taylorsukoshi6126 same

[@badimpulses17]

I just use the Olight USB magnetic charger.

[@raylow304]

4:32 the head only took 2 twist to open? Gosh i almost bought it.

[@ryanhewitt8427]

I'm the exact opposite when it comes to usb charging. You really probably shouldn't be charging high drain 18650s in anything but a decent charger especially if you want your batteries to last as long as possible (batteries degrade the more often they are charged). I charge all my batteries in a charger designed to charge them so I wouldn't use the USB charging anyway. All USB port is another place to let in the outside elements. Ps check out battery mooch (he has a KZbin channel, FB page and Instagram) for all your battery advise. He tests batteries and can tell you anything from which brands are good to how to safely use them.

[@mikeyluke]

FREAKING LOVE this review. Just received this very same light. Your vocal qualities remind me of some of "The Jerky Boys" comedy. Dude, great job. Just sayin...👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@dansharpe2364]

It's a torch. It needs to turn on and off so it can be bright when the world is dark. Beyond that? It's a torch. I do love the word "flooditude" though. Kudos and thanks as always for a great review of a frankly silly thing,

[@wyattbreymeyer4033]

i didnt find the cons all that much, i bought a 4 pack of samsung 18650s with a charger for 40$ and just keep em charged, the clip is trash though

[@iakazul]

I love my Emisar D4 and use it daily without burning anything lol

[@vectraB97]

Doesn't it get freaking hot after 40-50s? My astrolux s43s does. Astrolux EC01 doesn't heat up as fast and throws better.

[@iakazul]

I don’t need to use mine for more than 30-40 seconds at a time and enjoy when either the D4 or D18 gets warm because the heat makes for a nice hand warmer especially on the many chilly fog-filled nights here in San Francisco. Rarely do I need to use a turbo setting but when I do, it works perfectly each and every time. Some day, I might step up to one the big lumen throwers like Acebeam X80 or Imalent MS12 but for now the Emisar line gets the job done righteously.

[@vectraB97]

@@iakazul s43s is also a nice handwarmer;-) my copper version get warm instantly on turbo. LOL

[@evictioncarpentry2628]

A flashlight to see in the dark... That can blind you. How ironic.

[@metaljew4456]

Six clicks to the center of a D4. (Muggle)

[@hawkermustang]

I bought one for my kid.

[@multimargejta123]

Why you complain about insane output? Better to have that not to have

[@redpilledpatriot8484]

Shabing, shabang, SHABAZZ!!

[@FabeardulousKnucks]

This feels like a mech mod review review from 2012

[@F0XD1E]

At least the worst case here is a little burn from the light, not a battery bursting into unstoppable chemical flame

[@ZakWilson]

No. The D4 is perfectly capable of causing a battery that's not rated for the load to explode. Unlike the average vape, it's a pressure-sealed metal tube for waterproofing and/or bonus shrapnel.

[@jonny5789]

Does your flashlight have a built in lighter. I got mine 4300 lumens and Itt gets hot. Never burns anything even on full power step mode etc. I call shenanigans.

[@mohdzaudikhasni8829]

What if you put this flashlight on your bag in car, and suddenly turn on turbo mode?

[@thomash4578]

I refuse to compromise with a flashlight that does not have "10,000 Lumens!!!"