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Today’s the day: the LOOPDOT is here. It’s small, it’s clever, and it’s loaded with features. The beam gives you a punchy center spot paired with smooth flood light, and the rotary dial makes switching modes feel natural. The real magic is the RGB pixel display, which responds to movement, taps, and twists while still giving you useful info. It’s one of those lights you find yourself picking up just to mess with, and it still pulls its weight when you actually need it.

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Loop Gear is pretty new to the flashlight game and they’re taking a different road than most. While other brands are busy pushing lumen counts, Loop is being playful. That doesn’t mean they aren’t serious about lights—they’re making some excellent products—it just means they’re doing it in a way that makes you take notice. With the SK03 we got a tritium mode with swappable filters. With the SK05 we got a sci-fi-inspired compact that packed great features an RGB strip that doubles as a battery gauge (plus a few party tricks). Now they’ve pushed the envelope again on what an EDC flashlight can be. Introducing the LOOPDOT.

What makes the LOOPDOT different is how it blends the usefulness of a flashlight with the fun of a fidget toy. I didn’t see that combo coming, but it works—and it’s well executed. Let’s hit the numbers, then I’ll dig into how it actually feels to use.