Comparison between Skilhunt E2A Vs. E3A

Timestamps
00:00 - Introduction & WHere to Buy
00:22 - Specifications
00:53 - Battery
01:36 - Unboxings
02:55 - Installing Batteries
03:16 - Using the Lights & Functions
04:14 - Accessories + Diffuser
05:11 - Conclusion - Which to Buy?

Diffuser Video (Glow in the Dark)

E3A Link:

E2A Link:

SKILHUNT E3A 100 Lumens AAA Keychain LED Flashlight Mini LED key light Poket Torch Outdoor Daily Camping Hiking Riding Fishing

E3A keychain LED flashlight
LED: Samsung LH351B
Max output: ANSI 100 Lumens
Max runtime: 100 minutes
Max beam distance: 37 meters
Max peak beam intensity: 350cd
Waterproof: IPX-8
Impact resistant: 1 Meter
Battery: Uses 1xAAA 1.5V Alkaline , 1xAAA 1.2V Ni-MH or 1xAAA 1.5V Lithuim
Rated Range: 0.8V ~ 2V
Color:
Slate blue (Type III anodization) / Royal blue / Carmine red / Carbon black
Dimension:
Length 59.5 mm / 2.34 inch
Head diameter 14.0 mm / 0.59 inch
Weight: 7.5 g / 0.26 oz (without battery)
Included: 1x E3A, 1xAAA Alkaline battery, Keyring, Operator’s manual, Spare O-ring
Optional: Key holder
Operation
Battery installation: Insert the battery positive pole toward the light head, otherwise it will not work.
When the light turning on, the beam is directed away from the eyes.
Take out the battery if you are storing the flashlight for a lont period of time to prevent the battery from leaking.
Flashlight turning on/off:
Fully tighten the tube/tail to turn the light on.
Twist the tube/tail to turn off the light.
Features
Powered by a convenient and widely available single AAA battery producing an output of 100 lumens.
Made by durable aluminum
Extremely easy carry: Barely know it is there with its lightweight and small size.
Waterproof to IPX-8 Standard
TIR optic lens producing a soft and balanced beam for comfortable use.

Skilhunt E2A 600 lumens Compact Pocket EDC 14500 / AA Mini LED Flashlight key light For Outdoor Daily Camping Hiking Fishing

E2A AA Compact Mini LED flashlight
LED: Luminus SST20 ( Cool White 6000K, Neutral White 5000K, High CRI 4000K 95CRI)
Max output: ANSI 600 Lumens
Max runtime: 48 hours
Max beam distance: 128 meters
Max peak beam intensity: 4100cd
Waterproof: IPX-8
Impact resistant: 1 Meter
Battery: Uses 1xAA 1.5V Alkaline , 1xAA 1.2V Ni-MH or 3.7V 14500 Li-ion Battery
Rated Range: 1V ~ 4.2V
Color:
Gun metal gray / Black
Dimension:
Length 85.0 mm / 3.35 inch
Head diameter 19.0 mm / 0.75 inch Body diameter 19.5 mm / 0.77 inch
Weight: 25 g / 0.88 oz (without battery)
Included: 1x E2A, 1xAA Alkaline battery, Lanyard, Clip, Operator’s manual, Spare O-ring
Operation
Battery installation: Insert the battery positive pole toward the light head, otherwise it will not work.
When the light turning on, the beam is directed away from the eyes.
Take out the battery if you are storing the flashlight for a lont period of time to prevent the battery from leaking.
Flashlight turning on/off:
Fully press switch to turn on the light.
Repeat half press switch change levels.
Fully press switch again to turn off.
Features
Powered by a convenient and widely available single AA battery
Max output of 600 lumens, Powerful and High-Efficiency.
Reliable mechanical switch without any standby current.
Rugged indestructible aluminum body with anti-scratching type III hard anodization.
Extremely easy carry: Barely know it is there with its lightweight and small size.
Waterproof to IPX-8 Standard
TIR optic lens producing a soft and balanced beam for comfortable use.
Automatic memory function, remember last used setting and can be preset to specific output mode for instant access.
Reverse polarity protection, to protect from improper battery installation.
Tail stand as a candle-light.
Wide input range provides more choices of batteries. High efficiency driver circuit.
Engineered anti-slip knurling for a tightly firm grip.

[roflswamp]

Exactly the video i wanted to see thanks for posting i stick to aa or aaa over rechargeables but am conflicted in which go chose i generally prefer aa but if run time brightness and consistency are considered im willing to chose the more efficient one

[EDCZine]

I sold the bigger version. Didn't like the brightness on alkaline battery and a very fast stepdown from maximum.