The ReyLight Pineapple Mini MKIII may be small. Still, this compact EDC flashlight packs the kind of engineering finesse that makes it a must-have for enthusiasts. Available in titanium ($95), brass ($71), and copper ($71), each version offers a tactile, timeless build with distinct character — whether you prefer the patina of brass, the polish of titanium, or the heft of copper.

The latest MKIII iteration reintroduces the reverse clicky switch, providing the satisfying mechanical feedback that fans have come to love. The thinner tailcap allows easier one-handed operation, while a CNC-milled titanium clip ensures secure pocket carry and improved tailstanding. The new Ti washer features a keyring loop, adding practical flexibility, and a wider inner diameter accommodates the latest 10440 USB-C rechargeable battery.

Lighting the way is a Nichia 519a R9080 4000K LED, producing a clean, high-CRI beam that’s both warm and true to life. Compact at 89mm long and 15mm wide, it’s effortless to carry while remaining tough enough for daily use. With its sleek machining, thoughtful ergonomics, and near-custom feel, the Pineapple Mini MKIII Flashlight proves that performance, craftsmanship, and pocketability can coexist — and at under $100, it’s a steal for serious EDC collectors.

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