ReyLight Pineapple Mini MK3 torches
ReyLight Pineapple Mini MK3 torches are small EDC torches about 9 cm long and 15 mm thick, milled from solid titanium, copper or brass. This third-generation Pineapple Mini features a push-button switch and a milled titanium clip. It is powered by the included rechargeable 10440 battery. Choose your torch with a Crosshatch, Krystal or Frag pattern, and in a range of finishes.
ReyLight Pineapple Mini MK3 torches: key features
The ReyLight Pineapple Mini MK3 is a small torch you'll carry every day. It is powered by a rechargeable 10440 battery, which is included with the torch, but it also runs on a regular AAA battery. Want more to choose from? Then check out all ReyLight torches.
Titanium, copper or brass
In titanium, you can choose a Crosshatch or Krystal pattern. You also get a choice of three finishes: Raw, BB (blasted) or SW (stonewashed). Fancy a bit of colour? There are also anodised versions with a Frag pattern, in Black Oil, Black Gold and Distressed Blue. The copper and brass versions are heavier and have no protective coating. That means they develop a patina naturally, which many enthusiasts love. These are available with a Frag, Krystal or Crosshatch pattern.
ReyLight Pineapple Mini MK3 torches: how they work
You switch the ReyLight Pineapple Mini MK3 on and off by fully pressing the switch at the back. When the torch is on, you change mode by briefly half-pressing the button. The lowest mode is moonlight: just enough light to find your way at night without dazzling your eyes.
Four mode groups
You can choose the brightness levels from four groups:
- Group 1: moonlight, 2%, 20% and 100% (default)
- Group 2: moonlight, 10%, 40% and 100%
- Group 3: moonlight, 2%, 10% and 50%
- Group 4: moonlight, 50%, 100%, strobe and SOS
You switch groups in the settings menu. Turn the torch on and briefly half-press the button at least 8 times, until it flashes. Half-press at the flash after the first blink, then at the blink of the group you want. In the same menu, you can also turn memory on, so the torch switches back on in the last mode you used. Memory is off by default.
Battery and charging
The torch has no charging port of its own. You charge the included 10440 battery with a separate charger, or use a 10440 battery with built-in USB-C, as the MK3 is made slightly roomier for one.