Branded as a 'Specode E03', but that is still Xeno. Actually has 6 modes, medium-low-high (medium is default setting, and this is a more accurate description than Xeno's low-ultra low-high) with strobe- locator beacon-SOS accessed by three quick clicks on the switch, so hidden in daily use. Works with Nimh and alkaline as well as 14500, with lower outputs obviously (possibly rated at 62-8-165 lumens on the leaflet?), positive contact is a spring so flat top batteries should work - I don't have any to try. Tailcap threads allow lockout, switch is reverse clicky and recessed enough to allow tailstanding, stainless steel bezel and smooth reflector. Comes with a lanyard, spare o-rings and a spare switch. Overall a very nice, well made torch with a good range of outputs and well packaged, minor points to bear in mind are the absence of a clip and of a really low mode.

Branded as a 'Specode E03', but that is still Xeno. Actually has 6 modes, medium-low-high (medium is default setting, and this is a more accurate description than Xeno's low-ultra low-high) with strobe- locator beacon-SOS accessed by three quick clicks on the switch, so hidden in daily use. Works with Nimh and alkaline as well as 14500, with lower outputs obviously (possibly rated at 62-8-165 lumens on the leaflet?), positive contact is a spring so flat top batteries should work - I don't have any to try. Tailcap threads allow lockout, switch is reverse clicky and recessed enough to allow tailstanding, stainless steel bezel and smooth reflector. Comes with a lanyard, spare o-rings and a spare switch. Overall a very nice, well made torch with a good range of outputs and well packaged, minor points to bear in mind are the absence of a clip and of a really low mode.

Branded as a 'Specode E03', but that is still Xeno. Actually has 6 modes, medium-low-high (medium is default setting, and this is a more accurate description than Xeno's low-ultra low-high) with strobe- locator beacon-SOS accessed by three quick clicks on the switch, so hidden in daily use. Works with Nimh and alkaline as well as 14500, with lower outputs obviously (possibly rated at 62-8-165 lumens on the leaflet?), positive contact is a spring so flat top batteries should work - I don't have any to try. Tailcap threads allow lockout, switch is reverse clicky and recessed enough to allow tailstanding, stainless steel bezel and smooth reflector. Comes with a lanyard, spare o-rings and a spare switch. Overall a very nice, well made torch with a good range of outputs and well packaged, minor points to bear in mind are the absence of a clip and of a really low mode.