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Home » Knife Thoughts: Emisar D3AA EDC Flashlight Review; Does it Live Up to the Hype?

Knife Thoughts: Emisar D3AA EDC Flashlight Review; Does it Live Up to the Hype?

Adam Green By Adam Green March 11, 2025 1 Min Read
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Knife Thoughts: Emisar D3AA EDC Flashlight Review; Does it Live Up to the Hype?

If you’ve ever looked into every day carry flashlights, you might have heard of the Emisar D4V2. It is the flashlight enthusiast’s benchmark for what a flashlight should be; bright, customizable UI, and small enough to carry. That said, many people (myself included) prefer an even smaller light than the 18650 size that the D4V2 offers. So it was with great fanfare that the flashlight forums welcomed the news of the AA based D3AA. Although it took me a while, I decided to pick one up and, now that I’ve carried and used it for a few months, will give you my thoughts on this powerful little light.

I am still rocking my Thrunite and Brownings. What is your current Flashlight of choice.

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