The ReyLight LANapple builds on the beauty and sophistication of the smaller Pineapple Mini, offering more size, more power, and more presence while remaining highly portable. Machined in stonewashed titanium, it has the clean lines, balanced proportions, and subtly rugged finish that make ReyLight a favorite among serious everyday-carry enthusiasts. Powerful enough for daily utility yet refined enough to feel special in the hand, the LANapple is an elegant EDC flashlight and a Last Manner favorite. Nichia 519a 4000K R9080 LED providing high output and supremely accurate color rendition. Precision machined using solid, stonewashed titanium. Easy to use click switch. Multiple programming modes via the tail switch (see Programming dropdown). Tail slot for a tritium tube (not included). Tail stand capability for hands-free use. Removable pocket clip. Bright, pocketable, and runs on a single AA battery (charger not included). Dimensions: ~3.82" x .86" (diameter) Weight: ~80g Want to know more? At first glance, the precision solid titanium light is compact and gorgeous, with the frag design adding a bit of sophistication and flair to this unbelievable utilitarian flashlight. Inside, the light spares no expense with a Nichia 519a 4000K R9080 LED. Known for its high efficiency, long lifespan, and ability to deliver vibrant and true-to-life colors, the light runs on a single AA battery. Even better, the LANapple with a 14500 rechargeable battery, saving you money and even upping the overall lumen output to 550 lumens of brightness (with the included rechargeable battery). Furthermore, the LANapple features reverse polarity protection to safeguard against improper battery installation, low voltage protection for Li-ion batteries, and advanced temperature control to prevent overheating. It also boasts an anti-reflective-coated lens for optimal light penetration, an aluminum alloy reflector to enhance brightness, and a simple, reliable click switch mechanism for ease of use. You won't believe how accurate colors and bright light from such a small device can be so incredibly helpful (and perhaps lifesaving) until you try one of these out.
