I have one Olight s15 baton it is a 1AA, 2AA, or 3AA. I really like it even though it is 5 years old. I had some 4sevens lights I liked but they no longer exist and imho there customer service sucked!!!!!! That is probably why they are no more. I can’t afford Surefire so I have mainly been a Streamlight guy. There lights aren’t the latest or brightest but Customer service is great. The micro stream USB is my current EDC. Good to see alternatives to Olight being reviewed!
Hi another great review ref.Demo mode as you said lasts 30 seconds but when it switches off after the 30 seconds if you then press the power button within 3 seconds it comes back on in a temporary Daily mode till you turn it off and then resumes back to Demo mode.
I didn't even watch this video to the end before I ordered this light. Olight is great, but this looks better than the S1R, my current favorite. I have many Nitecore T-series lights, one issue: keep them dry!
I must say brother, I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL AND YOUR VIDEO SELECTION. So many other channels have change into knife channel or whatever and you still are consistent with the same variety of content you started your channel with. I'm still Prepper maybe others have change, I'm glad you haven't.
got this light through amazon. arrived today and got to use it at work. I like having something so powerful that fits in your pocket. one thing I would add is a UV light.
Ben, mine arrived today. It feels somewhat awkward in my hand. Maybe it'll just take some getting used to, love the concept. One thing I did notice though is the lens is plastic it is flat on the front or wide end of the light which is likely where I will want to set this. I'm afraid this may scratch scratch easily. On a positive note, it makes a great hand warmer. Shoveling snow today, 3 degrees.
I now have one and this is by far the best review. Was a little confused at first between coming out of lock out mode. Anything but a short press followed by a longer press will not work. I intuitively figured it would be a long press followed by a short press, I was wrong.
great review. i added a diffuser on top, the circle was too small for me. i also added 3 small neodimium magnets, 1 on tail and 2 on a side and now i like it alot more. its not looking so well as standard, lol, but its alot more practical.
Damn, this thing has tempted me since the day it came out. If only it came in a high CRI or even neutral white version, I'd snatch it up in a heartbeat.
I really like the Nitecore P12GTS. After 3 months of use, the only thing I don't really like is the power indicator light. Don't get me wrong, it's great to check the voltage quickly by unscrewing the tail cap a full turn and then tightening it to engage the battery. I also like that a single press of the mode button gives you between one to three blinks to indicate the power level. What I'm not a big fan of and this is being picky, is that when it's in use, the blue light around the mode button continuously blinks when the battery is lower than 50%. It does the job of warning you anyhow.
Ben, no worries, you are a great reviewer and have an awesome channel. I myself don't think this light is for me but you never really know until you try using it yourself. Thanks for another thorough and honest review.
I'm a Nitecore fan myself. I started with the Tube (and still give those as token gifts) and then stepped up to the TIP, which lives on my key chain. This TUP might find its way into my EDC bag though.
Type C is the new normal, get behind it, just about everything will have it in the very near future. All new Motorola phones are type-C for about a year now.
I can definitely appreciate how different and interesting this light is. Can't imagine EDC-ing it in my pocket though with that form factor. To me "carry-ability" is much more important than function for an EDC light. Olight i1r for me.
The SRT9 is definitely not the first with the ring I used for a long time the SRT3 as EDC and the SRT7 as regular flashlight beside my loved Led Lenser M7R X which is still used today but modded with a nichia 219C high CRI for lightpainting
Hey bud. My main question is durability. I have been trying to find a EDC light for almost a year. I have tried 3 now and each one has it's own issues. 2 of my main complaints is: Too many gizmos on it. I need high, low and OFF. That's in. I don't need a light show or SOS mode. and two: I need it strong. It goes in my pocket. I bend over, crawl on the ground, carry heavy things that lean against my pockets etc etc. Actually, a 3rd complaint. Some of these light costs. Companies are being stupid when they think they have something original. Keep a light under 50 bucks. If it costs more than that it's not a EDC Light.
I've owned a few nitecore and fenix lights. Nitecore is far better. Prices are decent, a tad high perhaps, but what is the cost of reliable light when you need it? Spend the cash on a nitecore *AND some good quality batteries* and be done. The P16 lights have great output, battery life and they are designed smart (the mode selector also lights up as your battery indicator).
Very powerful little flashlight, I really love che UI, but for a edc flashlight would useful a bit mor flood recently I ordered the tm10k for my edc but nothing could be better than acebeam l30 gen 2, a bit big but fit perfectly in medc bag.
Does look pretty cool for edc, one thing it doesn't look like it'll do for such a versatile light is tail stand, with that lanyard attachment point, is that removable? Thanks.
This is one of the best (for its size) lights that I have seen. But as you say, the rubberized and waterproof model must be coming at some point. When that happens, I'm getting it!
Hi Sir. I love how you introduce your item to us. May l just ask if you have an item called NiteCore TIP2? And what can you say about it. Should l upgrade to TUP?
Nitecore products are great. I've got quite a few different models, all of which I like, and none have failed yet in about 5 years. It seems, however, that flashlights in general, regardless of the manufacturer, are becoming increasingly more complex. I'm not sure I like that
I have been looking for a small usb-rechargeable flashlight for EDC purposes. But I'm not convinced about this one. it's probably very hard to replace the battery when it fails. And even though they expressly mention that they use Li-ion batteries, I find that hard to believe when there is a mode that fully drains it in 15 minutes. That would damage the battery in no time, so I suspect they use LiPo instead.
Just a suggestion, but, you need to add links to all the items you're previewing. I would been nice, this way I don't have to constantly rewind/fast forward to understand what the name of the item is. As far as the light, I like it. Only thing with these types of lights, is the lack of battery replacement! Maybe the future model will have that option?
My first reaction is "Take my mony! 😜 It truly have almost Everything I want in a flashlight... Except, as you said, if you could switch the Battery (maby an AA or something common) & still be rechargeable in the way it is now with some robber around it for grip... Well, there you have perfection in my mind 😊👌🏻
Really high lumens and single AA won't go together. I do wish it had a replaceable battery. I won't buy a light with a proprietary battery. I have too many dead & useless ones lying around.
@MICHAEL DAMATO i did that with my TUP. 1 neodinium on tail, 2 on a side. side for lighting on the ground when sticked on the car. i chose 3 mm thick and 12 mm diameter. now i would chose 1 mm thick and a different glue. i wont replace them im afraid it will peel the black coating.result is effective but very inestetic anyway. may i suggest Nitecore MT21C or Fenix wt20r? 1st is 18650, 2nd proprietary AND AA. both with tiltable head.
Cool little light but the Olight S2R II ticks all the right boxes for me. Perfect balance of run times, light output and very easy to carry. I EDC it over my S1R now.
Will it run while charging, even on some of the lower modes? Being able to run while charging and an optional diffuser (for lantern use) would make this an almost perfect camping/hiking/bushcraft light.
@@damienkinchen after a few minutes, it would die anyways. If 200 lumens isn't enough for what you are doing, then you need to use something other than an EDC light.
I had a couple of the Nitecore keychain lights. The first lasted me a good year of regular, short burst use before it gave out. The second one lasted about a month. I suspect that the electronics in the second one were ruined by the strong magnet on the back of my Olight, which I was carrying clipped to my pocket next to my keychain hanging from my belt loop. I hear magnets can scramble tech like this, but not sure how strong the magnet needs to be. Either way I won't buy another of those and have the Olight S1R for EDC now and S2R for hikes (and it's actually my bedside lamp in the dock charger facing the wall to diffuse the light). I'm glad Nitecore is offering a 1000 lumen pocket light now, but it's the same price as the Olight which is built to last for the long run. Not to sound like a commercial...
I also loved this….. initially. My love though had a very short honeymoon and now we are separated. Why? Because the darn thing turns itself on constantly in my pocket. I went to use it recently at the end of the day after a long hiking trip and once again it was dead. It’s not the first time and I keep reading reviews of this being an issue. A real pity as it could have been No.1. As it is, it’s a has been. Utterly useless until NiteCore sort out the button sensitivity/ control regime.
I own both. The TUP's form factor is kind of awkward and the buttons are too easy to press, but it is far brighter and the beam has throw as well as flood. Plus the display is really cool and useful. The TIP is a fine light but I do like the TUP more.
larger spot on TIP2. better for walking, TUP spot is small but battery life much better. overall tip2 is better, magnetic tail is awesome too. if you need a lasting fl you get a 18650 or a AA and replace it anywhere in the world.
Can you provide an Amazon link to the one you use, please? Also, since there are several versions of this on their site, would you recommend any of the others over this one? Thanks!
@@livingsurvival good point. By the time that battery wears out in normal use you will be able to get same size with twice output. Tech is advancing like crazy in these small lights. Reminds me of cell phone tech about 6 years ago. Light year jumps in capability every year. It's leveled off now. Wonder when the flashlights will reach that point.
@@usernameisusername my house to the car, car to the office, offic to the car, car back into the house. About a half hour a day 5 days a week. So 5 charging cycles a week for 6 months. I knew it was a disposable light when I bought it so I'm not complaining. This one is a disposable as well so if you're okay with that then it may be a good light. Personally I'm not into disposables. There are just so many charging cycles on these tiny lithium batteries then that's it.
@@livingsurvival I guess although I think the magnetic tailclip charging is super handy. I also like how the S1R has quick access to strobe. And it does have low and moonlight.
How could you give a positive review to a light that isn’t Olight? I think Olight is the only flashlight company reviewed anymore.
LMAO, not by me. I refuse to be their salesperson.
I have one Olight s15 baton it is a 1AA, 2AA, or 3AA. I really like it even though it is 5 years old. I had some 4sevens lights I liked but they no longer exist and imho there customer service sucked!!!!!! That is probably why they are no more. I can’t afford Surefire so I have mainly been a Streamlight guy. There lights aren’t the latest or brightest but Customer service is great. The micro stream USB is my current EDC. Good to see alternatives to Olight being reviewed!
@@DamionJR4923 I want to try out the microstream USB, i have the original microstream as well.
Living Survival I can trade you Microstream usb for Nitecore TUP ha ha
@@DamionJR4923 LOL
Thanks for the video. I haven't used mine for over a year & I had to watch your video again because I forgot how to unlock it.
Cool! I'm more impressed that you used the word "Artifacted"
Is that even a word, lol.
Hi another great review ref.Demo mode as you said lasts 30 seconds but when it switches off after the 30 seconds if you then press the power button within 3 seconds it comes back on in a temporary Daily mode till you turn it off and then resumes back to Demo mode.
Hell of a light~ that countdown timer is bad ass....
Just picked one up. Could be handy to temporarily blind someone attacking you or put a spotlight on someone pissing in public.
I EDC the Nitecore TM 10K. It's perfect sized for a beast of a light and quick charging with type C as a bonus.
I didn't even watch this video to the end before I ordered this light. Olight is great, but this looks better than the S1R, my current favorite. I have many Nitecore T-series lights, one issue: keep them dry!
I must say brother, I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL AND YOUR VIDEO SELECTION. So many other channels have change into knife channel or whatever and you still are consistent with the same variety of content you started your channel with. I'm still Prepper maybe others have change, I'm glad you haven't.
Thank you for the kind words. I do my best to keep brining you the latest and greatest and also lots of variety that other channels aren't doing.
got this light through amazon. arrived today and got to use it at work. I like having something so powerful that fits in your pocket. one thing I would add is a UV light.
Good suggestion.
Ben, mine arrived today. It feels somewhat awkward in my hand. Maybe it'll just take some getting used to, love the concept. One thing I did notice though is the lens is plastic it is flat on the front or wide end of the light which is likely where I will want to set this. I'm afraid this may scratch scratch easily. On a positive note, it makes a great hand warmer. Shoveling snow today, 3 degrees.
How have you found it? Use to it?
2021, is this still the top dawg out there? or do you know of any other product thats newre but the same caliber (size and useability) as this one?
That looks and acts like it belongs in an old sci-fi film like Alien. Pretty neat.
LMAO
Nitecore has some solid lights. I like that mode I don't have one but I sure like the fictional of it. Great info there Ben
I now have one and this is by far the best review. Was a little confused at first between coming out of lock out mode. Anything but a short press followed by a longer press will not work. I intuitively figured it would be a long press followed by a short press, I was wrong.
great review.
i added a diffuser on top, the circle was too small for me. i also added 3 small neodimium magnets, 1 on tail and 2 on a side and now i like it alot more. its not looking so well as standard, lol, but its alot more practical.
Damn, this thing has tempted me since the day it came out. If only it came in a high CRI or even neutral white version, I'd snatch it up in a heartbeat.
I really like the Nitecore P12GTS. After 3 months of use, the only thing I don't really like is the power indicator light. Don't get me wrong, it's great to check the voltage quickly by unscrewing the tail cap a full turn and then tightening it to engage the battery. I also like that a single press of the mode button gives you between one to three blinks to indicate the power level. What I'm not a big fan of and this is being picky, is that when it's in use, the blue light around the mode button continuously blinks when the battery is lower than 50%. It does the job of warning you anyhow.
Woahhhh.. Thats a nice light.. I just read that it also can run off of another power source. That's a really nice feature to have, too.
I love my TUP. What’s not to love about a keychain light that can start a fire lol??
I have two nitecore tups, Grey, love them! Also have a nitecore tip 2!!
The best flashlight i ever used. Nice nitecore . Is very handy to used and i so illegant 😍
Ben, no worries, you are a great reviewer and have an awesome channel. I myself don't think this light is for me but you never really know until you try using it yourself. Thanks for another thorough and honest review.
gonna buy one right away! thanks for the good vid, it helped me make my choice
I'm a Nitecore fan myself. I started with the Tube (and still give those as token gifts) and then stepped up to the TIP, which lives on my key chain. This TUP might find its way into my EDC bag though.
Never did try the TIP, looks cool though. Thanks for the comment brother.
@@livingsurvivalin case I don't catch you before then, a blessed holiday to you, K, and the kids man!
You as well.
Fenix TA30 did the rotating bezel brightness setting around 8 years ago. Nice vid thanks.
I have never seen this before. Probably because its not a thunight or olight:) Its unique and different. I am going to check it out for sure!
IKR
If only it's a type-c instead of micro USB.. But I might still consider making the purchase though
YEP....BIG FAIL.
Really? I’m thinking “finally a use for my drawer full of older charger cords!”...
@@redmudpei ALL new gopro's do.
Type C is the new normal, get behind it, just about everything will have it in the very near future. All new Motorola phones are type-C for about a year now.
Tip adapter
I can definitely appreciate how different and interesting this light is. Can't imagine EDC-ing it in my pocket though with that form factor. To me "carry-ability" is much more important than function for an EDC light. Olight i1r for me.
The SRT9 is definitely not the first with the ring
I used for a long time the SRT3 as EDC and the SRT7 as regular flashlight beside my loved Led Lenser M7R X which is still used today but modded with a nichia 219C high CRI for lightpainting
I like this light a lot. Like you said, turbo that won’t shut down after a few minutes. I went to website but sold out. Thanks. Tony
Amazon.
Nice light! But, I will be waiting for future models. I've had the NU25 for almost a year now and love it.
Hey bud. My main question is durability. I have been trying to find a EDC light for almost a year. I have tried 3 now and each one has it's own issues. 2 of my main complaints is: Too many gizmos on it. I need high, low and OFF. That's in. I don't need a light show or SOS mode. and two: I need it strong. It goes in my pocket. I bend over, crawl on the ground, carry heavy things that lean against my pockets etc etc. Actually, a 3rd complaint. Some of these light costs. Companies are being stupid when they think they have something original. Keep a light under 50 bucks. If it costs more than that it's not a EDC Light.
Have you tried streamlight? Check out gideons Tactical review on the new micro stream usb.
ya got the straight.....this crap is all for light geeks! They are just like knife geeks.
Rovy von. Check out those little lights
I've owned a few nitecore and fenix lights. Nitecore is far better. Prices are decent, a tad high perhaps, but what is the cost of reliable light when you need it? Spend the cash on a nitecore *AND some good quality batteries* and be done. The P16 lights have great output, battery life and they are designed smart (the mode selector also lights up as your battery indicator).
Streamlight Protac 1L-1AA, takes CR123s and AAs, very durable, easily programmable, 2-way pocket clip, reputable company and very affordable.
Hmm I was gonna pass on this one but you've convinced me to try it. I'll be danged if I like it more than my Olight H1 for EDC, but we'll see!
I can't put it down.
Very powerful little flashlight, I really love che UI, but for a edc flashlight would useful a bit mor flood recently I ordered the tm10k for my edc but nothing could be better than acebeam l30 gen 2, a bit big but fit perfectly in medc bag.
Actually the ring feature to adjust the brightness was pioneered by Fenix. I believe it's the Fenix TA20 which is a discontinued model.
Senter ini cocoknya indoor. Kalau outdoor cocok pakai imalent MS06
Does look pretty cool for edc, one thing it doesn't look like it'll do for such a versatile light is tail stand, with that lanyard attachment point, is that removable? Thanks.
This is one of the best (for its size) lights that I have seen. But as you say, the rubberized and waterproof model must be coming at some point. When that happens, I'm getting it!
this one is for happy home-makers. certainly not for heavy duty outdoorsmen in ALL weather. 100% agree...''maybe when''.
I have to stop watching your videos!! They are costing me so much money 💰 😂😂
Hi Sir. I love how you introduce your item to us. May l just ask if you have an item called NiteCore TIP2? And what can you say about it. Should l upgrade to TUP?
Will be interesting if these features made it to a bigger model, and yes an 18650/21700 model.
Nitecore products are great. I've got quite a few different models, all of which I like, and none have failed yet in about 5 years. It seems, however, that flashlights in general, regardless of the manufacturer, are becoming increasingly more complex. I'm not sure I like that
10-4 to that!!!!
Where did you buy that zippo case..?? I'm really interested.. nice review btw..
Go back a few videos.
Cool Video 👍
Would be perfect with Strobe mod
Nitecore is a very impressive company. Need more high cri lights.
link sir please about that lighter case you have
I have been looking for a small usb-rechargeable flashlight for EDC purposes. But I'm not convinced about this one. it's probably very hard to replace the battery when it fails. And even though they expressly mention that they use Li-ion batteries, I find that hard to believe when there is a mode that fully drains it in 15 minutes. That would damage the battery in no time, so I suspect they use LiPo instead.
Great review, thank you!!
Highly recommend 4Sevens 1200 lumen mini light. Been using it for years.
I’ll check it out. Thanks.
Fenix tk16 and I'm trying to find a small backup light I like I'm retiring my old little ohlight
Just a suggestion, but, you need to add links to all the items you're previewing. I would been nice, this way I don't have to constantly rewind/fast forward to understand what the name of the item is. As far as the light, I like it. Only thing with these types of lights, is the lack of battery replacement! Maybe the future model will have that option?
Links are always in the description.
I would buy one if it had USB-C. I'm ready for the next generation of charging connections.
Right... it seems like they are barely putting micro usb chargers on stuff like this I wonder how long it's going to take... 😐🙄
What's the brand of your wallet?
Finally, someone we can trust reviews it.
Thanks 🙏
@@livingsurvival IMHO, My inner gadget geek LOVES this. I dont like a NON replaceable battery. Have you tried the Baton II r ?
My first reaction is "Take my mony! 😜
It truly have almost Everything I want in a flashlight... Except, as you said, if you could switch the Battery (maby an AA or something common) & still be rechargeable in the way it is now with some robber around it for grip... Well, there you have perfection in my mind 😊👌🏻
Pretty cool little light! Wish it took a single AA battery.
Really high lumens and single AA won't go together. I do wish it had a replaceable battery. I won't buy a light with a proprietary battery. I have too many dead & useless ones lying around.
Whoa. That 1k lumen is really powerful
Nitecore HC-90, best headlamp ever, nothing to compare it to
Milwaukee headlamp is better
Can you share battery life? How long does it last at full? thanx!
thumbs up..nice my friend
This a Awesome EDC light...
Doesn't the Turbo stay on when you loosen the button when you entry the Turbo from off-mode?
So how has it aged for you over 2 years?
Went to go buy those before the video we’ve been completed
I would have bought this had this come in USB type C port.
I need a magnet on my edc light, when working on cars and so on...
@MICHAEL DAMATO i did that with my TUP. 1 neodinium on tail, 2 on a side. side for lighting on the ground when sticked on the car. i chose 3 mm thick and 12 mm diameter. now i would chose 1 mm thick and a different glue. i wont replace them im afraid it will peel the black coating.result is effective but very inestetic anyway. may i suggest Nitecore MT21C or Fenix wt20r? 1st is 18650, 2nd proprietary AND AA. both with tiltable head.
cristi nel has every ok l
Cool little light but the Olight S2R II ticks all the right boxes for me. Perfect balance of run times, light output and very easy to carry. I EDC it over my S1R now.
M2R WARRIOR.... simple and I have the greatest after market hard holster for mine thats so bad azz, EZ in and out.
Have you ever had the TUP turn on in your pocket. Even once?
Will it run while charging, even on some of the lower modes?
Being able to run while charging and an optional diffuser (for lantern use) would make this an almost perfect camping/hiking/bushcraft light.
Yes it will run when charging on the regular modes.
So you have to hold the button down the whole time you want turbo mode? Is so that sucks.
On this one yes, but it is constant turbo unlike many other lights.
@@livingsurvival dang.. Was thinking abt getting it but I would think my finger would get tired after a few mins. Anyway, thanks for the response.
@@livingsurvival still SUX
@@damienkinchen after a few minutes, it would die anyways. If 200 lumens isn't enough for what you are doing, then you need to use something other than an EDC light.
@@christopherhiggins7872 Exactly. That's 18650 territory.
Nitecore tup's battery can be changed at rc/hobby shops
Great video, thanks for sharing.
I had a couple of the Nitecore keychain lights. The first lasted me a good year of regular, short burst use before it gave out. The second one lasted about a month. I suspect that the electronics in the second one were ruined by the strong magnet on the back of my Olight, which I was carrying clipped to my pocket next to my keychain hanging from my belt loop. I hear magnets can scramble tech like this, but not sure how strong the magnet needs to be. Either way I won't buy another of those and have the Olight S1R for EDC now and S2R for hikes (and it's actually my bedside lamp in the dock charger facing the wall to diffuse the light). I'm glad Nitecore is offering a 1000 lumen pocket light now, but it's the same price as the Olight which is built to last for the long run. Not to sound like a commercial...
Is the display made out of glass or plastic?
This beats my Surefire Sidekick.
Just received mine it has a lock with a number 2 in it?....help anyone???
Nice review,getting one! What is the name of the wallet and where can i pick one of those up,looks really good!
County comm
@@livingsurvival thanx👍
I also loved this….. initially. My love though had a very short honeymoon and now we are separated. Why? Because the darn thing turns itself on constantly in my pocket. I went to use it recently at the end of the day after a long hiking trip and once again it was dead. It’s not the first time and I keep reading reviews of this being an issue.
A real pity as it could have been No.1. As it is, it’s a has been. Utterly useless until NiteCore sort out the button sensitivity/ control regime.
Your reviews are the tits. No BS. Only what you wanna know
Any TIP owners also own this TUP? Do you like it better?
I own both. The TUP's form factor is kind of awkward and the buttons are too easy to press, but it is far brighter and the beam has throw as well as flood. Plus the display is really cool and useful. The TIP is a fine light but I do like the TUP more.
larger spot on TIP2. better for walking, TUP spot is small but battery life much better. overall tip2 is better, magnetic tail is awesome too. if you need a lasting fl you get a 18650 or a AA and replace it anywhere in the world.
Touch my tip....i mean tup.
starts at 2:40
I’m getting one... love the shape
Can you provide an Amazon link to the one you use, please? Also, since there are several versions of this on their site, would you recommend any of the others over this one? Thanks!
Just click on any amazon link on any of my videos and then search for it. This is the black.
can you do the TM10K review please
Has anyone opened one up to see if a DIY-er could replace the battery if needed? Like is it just a CR123 in there?
Nope. Probably a custom Li-ion or Li-po
is this TUP really small..OR do you have Bigfoot sized hands?
This flashlight will expire when the battery wears out. If the battery was replaceable it would expire when the led wears out. 👎
by then there will be 10,000 new favorite flashlights out
@@livingsurvival good point. By the time that battery wears out in normal use you will be able to get same size with twice output. Tech is advancing like crazy in these small lights. Reminds me of cell phone tech about 6 years ago. Light year jumps in capability every year. It's leveled off now. Wonder when the flashlights will reach that point.
I agree. I had the TIP. Lasted about 6 months of daily use.
@@veggiejacksgarden2630 how much use did it get? Thank you.
@@usernameisusername my house to the car, car to the office, offic to the car, car back into the house. About a half hour a day 5 days a week. So 5 charging cycles a week for 6 months. I knew it was a disposable light when I bought it so I'm not complaining. This one is a disposable as well so if you're okay with that then it may be a good light. Personally I'm not into disposables. There are just so many charging cycles on these tiny lithium batteries then that's it.
Whats the lighter called?
Thyrm
lighter link please
How do you activate the second lock out mode? Do you just repeat the first lock out pattern while it is in lockout 1?
Just hold down the long press longer.
Living Survival thank you
Hey very nice video! I would like to know the name of the wallet you carry. Thank you :D
CountyComm
@@livingsurvival thanks for very quick response! Have a nice day 😉
Do you have a link to the wallet with the clip?
County comm
@ Ben, what is that little battery pack recharger u used on the flash light?
An anker battery pack.
your phone case is from Element case?
Spigen
Not bad but why do you think its so much better than the S1R? I love my S1R Baton
He said why... the screen and form factor.
Umm...no magnetic charging, brighter, better beam, oled display, better lockout, quick access to turbo and low...
@@livingsurvival I guess although I think the magnetic tailclip charging is super handy. I also like how the S1R has quick access to strobe. And it does have low and moonlight.
@@TheTranq Olight makes a good product too bro, I guess I just don't want to be their salesman as every other channel with a camera is.
S1R is better.. When situations when u are alone and just can usa the magnet..
Nice light but it seems to be too large and chunky to be hanging off a key ring
Perfect pocket carry with a lanyard.
Wish these companies would ship to South Africa
They only ship to countries, they don't ship to shitholes. -Donald J. Tump-
David Chomiak ha ha
David Chomiak is there any options
@@lukereynolds Try to find a local dealer who imports it
im getting one Friday=pay day....THX
anyone know of a rechargeable flash light tht has type c usb