ReyLight Pineapple Mini Copper

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$ 49.90 - $ 49.90

$ 49.90

$ 49.90 - $ 49.90

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ReyLight Pineapple Mini Copper Flashlight

The ReyLight Pineapple Mini copper is the perfect balance of power and portability. This tiny light can produce up to 550 lumens when using the 10440 rechargeable battery, which is enough to illuminate your entire backyard. The Pineapple Mini can also run on AAA Alkaline batteries in a pinch. The titanium body makes it both durable and lightweight, so you never have to worry about carrying around the extra weight in your pocket again. With its sleek design and compact size, this flashlight will fit perfectly into any bag or purse without taking up too much space.

You won't find another device like it on the market today. It's not only a fantastic product but also an incredible experience you can have every day of your life. The Nichia 519a tint is beautiful! With the ReyLight Pineapple Mini copper in hand, you will always be ready for anything that comes your way – whether that means walking through dark alleys late at night or searching under the couch cushions for a lost change! The ReyLight Pineapple Mini is the perfect everyday carry light. It's small enough to fit in your pocket but bright enough to illuminate everything in its path. With its unique design, it will always be there when you need it most.

The Reylight Pineapple Mini Copper uses a Nichia 519a LED. It runs on a single AAA battery with a max of 90 lumens, or 10440 Li-ion battery and a max 550 lumens. A flat top, UNPROTECTED 10440 rechargeable battery suggested for the Reylight Pineapple Mini Copper. Some button top could work, but some brands make the button too long, which might cause a problem.

There is one tritium slot at the tail switch of the Pineapple mini that is 1.5*6mm in size. However, we do not offer them with tritium installed.

** These have the new style tailcap now shown in the pics. Copper is pictured on the left and brass on the right. Light comes with a 10440 battery. External charger will be needed if you do not have one. **

ReyLight Pineapple Mini Copper Light Dimensions

The ReyLight Pineapple Mini copper is 89mm in length (including the switch button) with a diameter of 15mm and it weighs 52 grams.

ReyLight Pineapple Mini Copper Driver

The Pineapple Mini copper driver has battery reverse protection, high-temperature protection, and low voltage protection.

ReyLight Pineapple Mini CU Switch

The Pineapple Mini copper flashlight uses a reverse clicky switch. A full click to turn it on or off and a half click (tap) to cycle through the modes.

Thanks to Kevin Manley for the more detailed manual.

Reylight Pineapple Mini CU Programming Guide

1. (Full click to) Turn on the light.

2. Half-click the button 8+ times. The light will now blink once, then strobe, blink twice, then strobe, blink three times, then strobe…After 5 blinks and a strobe, the sequence repeats.

a. 1 blink: mode group selection. Half-click the button to enter this menu.

i. 1 blink: (ML)-2%-20%-100%

ii. 2nd blink: (ML)-10%-40%-100%

iii. 3rd blink: (ML)-2%-10%-50%

iv. 4th blink: (ML)-50%-100%-strobe-SOS

It then repeats. Half-click the button during any blink to select that mode group.

b. 2 blinks: mode memory on-off toggle (default off). Half-click the button during the two blinks or during the strobe after to turn mode memory on. Repeat to turn mode memory off.

c. 3 blinks: moonlight mode off-on toggle (default on). Half-click the button during the three blinks or during the strobe after to turning moonlight off. Repeat to turn moonlight on.

d. 4 blinks: mode order toggle (default LMH). Half-click the button during the four blinks or during the strobe after to change the mode order from Low Medium High to High Medium Low. Repeat to reverse the order.

e. 5 blinks: factory reset. Half-click the button during the five blinks or during the strobe after to reset the light to factory settings.

Shortcut: quick double-tap to turbo.

Fantastic pocketable light

This is my second Rey light and the quality is excellent. Machining is flawless and it fits perfectly in my pocket.

Perfect

This is the perfect pocket light. The Fit and Finish is really nice. As a Plumber I have an affinity Copper, and the Pineapple Mini looks great in copper. It's already getting a nice patina. It has a nice beam, good hotspot/throw with nice spill. The lumens and tint are great, even with eneloops.

Great Flashlight

I’ve now bought three of these. A copper, aluminum, and titanium. They are amazing for EDC.

Perfect for edc

Loved the LANapple in copper and brass so much, that I purchased the mini in both materials too.

Reylight's Copper mini pineapple flashlight

A little light with a ton of available illumination. From a low moonlight glow to a blinding beam, this mini will provide all you need in a pocket flashlight. This new design has a protected switch button that can also be used to stand the light on a flat surface.

Fantastic flashlight

Really great EDC flashlight. Machining is great. Tail cap is fine, but I also added the additional tail cap you can purchase so it can stand flat on the tail.
Copper is heavier than titanium, aluminum, etc, but I knew that going into it. It will scratch more easily than some metals, but it is a tool and I feel like that's part of the patina. It gets pretty bright for a light this size, but the quality of the light is what's best about it. It was a great purchase!

Great little light

Patina gang unite!

Great flashlight

Love the flashlight. I just started "getting into" flashlights so i had to look up trit slot and the like but overall just a awesome copper flashlight that is starting to platina well.
In the limited time I have had this flashlight the only thing I don't like is the recessed button area that accumulates dirt. It's nice that the button is protected from accidental activation but it's created a spot for grit to accumulate over time possibly affecting the button mechanism.