Skilhunt M200

So, all in all, really nice light very nice compact, it'll fit in your hand. I'Ve got a lot of light output, looks really good, not seeing any issues ...

I finally have a ZL SC64LE 4K on backorder as I've been eyeing a Zebralight for at least 3 years now, but I recently stumbled upon the Skilhunt M200 LH351D 5K edition. Both are/appear to be well made, are small side e-switch lights, thin and use a buck/boost driver with stable output.

It just doesn't have a tailswitch. The [Skilhunt is a direct upgrade from that. It's really hard to narrow down since there are just a lot of options that fit. If you've got some kind of discount from Fenix then they make some really solid stuff.

Well, I finally lost the Maglite XL50 that I got for free from work, so I decided to check out the arbitrary list of popular lights and get myself an upgrade as well as a headlamp so I can stop borrowing my brother's. I went with the Skilhunt M200 and H04RC, both with the LH351D emitter, and got the E3A as a freebie from their site. I am SO pleased with these, I was a little worried that 18650 lights would be too big for EDC or too heavy for a headlamp but they're smaller and lighter than I expected.

If not that, Skilhunt M200/M300 HI, the M200 is a little smaller and come in a high CRI variant (better color rendition), the M300 HI is a little bigger but it's more powerful and has more throw. They bot have on-board magnetic charging (more waterproof that rubber flaps), a removable tailcap magnet and a nice UI.

You could look at the Skilhunt M200 but not a great clip and barely fits in the holster. Zebra's would fit but you lose a lot of the features. Honestly either go with one of the Olights, or go down in battery size like to a 14500 light or similar but it would be kind of loose in the holster.