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Skilhunt M200 V4 vs Skilhunt H04 RC Mini

Quick take: The Skilhunt M200 V4 is brighter (1,200 vs 800 lm); the Skilhunt M200 V4 throws farther (176m vs 123m).

SpecSkilhunt M200 V4Skilhunt H04 RC Mini
Price$50$50
Rating——
TypeEDCRight-Angle
Lumens1,200 lm800 lm
Candela7,800 cd3,800 cd
Beam distance176m123m
Runtime2.5 hrs (high)
Battery1865018350
LEDNichia 519A 5000KNichia 519A 5000K
Beam typeBalancedFlood
Modes4 Stepped4 Stepped
UISkilhunt UISkilhunt UI
IP ratingIP68IPX8
CRI9090
Weight1.6 oz1.7 oz
Dimensions4.1 x 0.9 in2.8 x 0.9 in
Warranty2 Year2 Year

What owners report

Skilhunt M200 V4

  • ✓Among the slimmest 18650 lights available, carrying nearly flush in a pocket
  • ✓Excellent pocket clip, low weight and a wide choice of emitters
  • ✓High-CRI variant available
  • ✓Magnetic charging that works reliably
  • ✓Real sustained output for a light this slim
  • ✗Proprietary magnetic charging rather than USB-C
  • ✗Tint goes greenish at lower levels
  • ✗The side button is hard to locate by feel, and can switch on in a pocket
  • ✗No tail switch
  • ✗Blue anodising chips more readily than the black or grey

Skilhunt H04 RC Mini

  • ✓The H04's versatility — headlamp, clip-on light and magnetic work light — in a smaller body
  • ✓Lighter on the head, so more comfortable over long periods
  • ✓High-CRI variants and a user-configurable interface
  • ✓No PWM on any mode
  • ✓Magnetic tailcap and a genuinely good headband
  • ✗Noticeably less runtime than the full-size H04 RC
  • ✗Magnetic charging rather than USB-C
  • ✗Smaller cell limits sustained high output
  • ✗Sold through enthusiast channels rather than mainstream retail
  • ✗Easily confused with the several other H04 variants