The full review is available here
English review at BLF
German review at my website
Summary
You don’t hear much about JETBeam. That’s a shame, because the long-established company has some interesting flashlights in its portfolio. The new JETBeam E26 (“Kunai”) has just been released.
The E26 was announced a few months ago via a Kickstarter campaign and was successfully funded after just one day. I had the opportunity to test the flashlight before it was officially shipped.
JETBeam made a successful start with the E26 “Kunai” into the world of flat flashlights: white light, UV light and a green laser, combined with intuitive UI using a rotating ring and two buttons, fast charging via USB-C and an ergonomic, practical design.
For the perfect experience I miss direct access to the lowest level, which could also be a little lower. That, and if the flashlight was a little shorter, it would be the perfect EDC flashlight for me. But even as it is, it makes a very good impression.
This review was sponsored by flashlightgo.com, a Chinese shop with a large selection of flashlights.
It's built-in. The back cover is secured with four screws, so I assume you could replace the battery once it's dead. But the seal didn't want to release the cover without force, so I stopped to not damage it prematurely.
That's unfortunate, and something I'm disappointed to see omitted from the review.
It's mentioned several times in the review that the battery is built-in. Not sure what you mean with "omitted from the review".
"Built-in" is not the same thing as "not removable".
https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/built-in