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Is anyone familiar with the Eagtac D3A Clicky? Seems solid enough but wouldn’t mind hearing from someone with personal experience.


Is anyone familiar with the Eagtac D3A Clicky? Seems solid enough but wouldn’t mind hearing from someone with personal experience.

by TerpDurper

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  1. Shelby_Aurora

    I have a d25a ti I bought about seven years ago that I still use all of the time. the emitter is very cool like 6000k but I still find myself using it. I have an old bunch of eneloop double a’s that keep the light shining. just a good aa/14500 light.

  2. debeeper

    I literally just saw your post from r/EDC.

    What are you looking for in a light? Size? Side switch or tail switch? Throw or flood? Integrated charging?

  3. Individual_Potato_87

    i had a d25a that i sold immediately because i hated the UI. great light, it had great tint, but strobe, strobe, strobe, flash, sos, sos, flash, strobe, sos, it was a terrible UI. too bad they are stuck with that UI, they make great lights, but it’s too much with the strobes and flashes…

  4. erasmus42

    I just received a D25A (SST-20 4000k) and a D25LC2 (CSLPM1) with a D3A Ti (SFT40) on the way.

    I’m impressed at the quality (although they do command a premium relative to the mostly budget lights in my collection). They are lighter than I expected and nice and compact.

    The consistent, quick access to turbo / strobe may be important to some people. Blinky modes are accessed by going through the main mode sequence twice. Leaving the light off for a moment lets you avoid the blinky modes. I would prefer a dimmer moonlight mode.

    Overall I’m quite impressed. It’s unusual to find an SFT-40 in a 14500 / AA light so I’m looking forward to the D3A. The D25LC2 is quite punchy with the “W2” LED.

  5. ryoon4690

    I recently picked up the D25A with the CSLPM1 and I like it. The size is fantastic and I think the UI is fine IMO. The modes cycle twice if you want to avoid the strobes by clicking f and back on. It’s the optimal AA/14500 size IMO. Even though small lights like the TS10 and SP10pro are quite small, the smaller diameter is noticeable in the D25A. If I was going to buy again, I’d probably get the D3A with the SFT40.

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