i moded mine: added diffuser over the lens, added magnet on tail after removed the ring; added two small magnets on a side ( opposite to microusb side).
I have two coming in the mail tomorrow. It’s not practical for a key light but it’s the same form factor as my olight mini series with higher output and runtimes. Not to mention the lock out modes are way awesome for its size
Thanks for the video demonstration! I was about to buy it, but there are not enough lumen steps: 1, 15, 65, 200, then 1000? That's one heck of a jump. You should let me decide what lumens to program into it's memory. I would like 1, 50, 150, 300, 500, 1000. Oh well, I still love you nitecore
I will eventually end up buying one. I have a TM03 and love nitecore products. However I do wish this was thinner. On nitecores other key chain light, I stuck a piece of adhesive velcro to the back so I can stick it to the velcro on my gear. This one is to thick and will end getting hung up on on things. But all in all looks like a great product.
nitecore!! this flashlight is amazing!! please create a silicone sleeve so the paint does chip, as my flashlight is bumping against everything on my keychain!!! Thanks!!
I take back what I said before. Ben from Living Survival says this is his all time favorite EDC flashlight, which is saying a lot. I trust his reviews so I'm going to get one and try it out!
Any idea how the color accuracy is as in the cri rating? I'd hat for a red wire to look orange or a pink wire to look yellow when I look at a dash harness.
already chk the specification from official website. sounds great yet it will be more attractive if a RED output can be available, flashable RED even better
I like the idea, but I hate the tini light I bought, every time I need it it’s dead. I wish it had a lockout option. Can I send it back for credit to buy the tup?
It just arrived. I would be very satisfied IF it wasn't equipped with the outdated micro usb port. It's been 8 years since Type-C, why couldn't a modified version with a normal charging connector be released? I am very angry with the manufacturer Nitecore, because it never occurred to me that I would have to look for a micro usb cable again somewhere (because it is not in the box anyway).
Nitecore you need to make a version II with better grip, more solid buttons, and make the key loop removable so it can tail stand. And make it IPX 8 water resistant. You would have an abbsolute masterpiece of an edc.
Yeah and the output jumps. Make it atleast 500-600 before a 1000 lumens. And make it replaceable battery like 14500 or 16340 that is also usb rechargeable. For sure i'll take that, but this with built in battery? It is disposable.
I'm curious, where is the TUP or Acebeam UC15 brighter? a large size may not be categorized as a keychain anymore, maybe it's more appropriate to say a pocket flashlight.
We tend to agree. Although the TUP does compare in size to some of the bigger car keys out there and can be attached to a key ring, we found it most comfortable as a pocket carry.
honestly I like the design of TUP, I personally don't care about the size of the TUP which is not the same as the key hanging, indeed more here you have to change more but not reduce its performance. I think the more manufacturers make pocket flashlights, the more choices and stronger competition between flashlight brands.
Nitecore, i love your Tini. I wear it around my neck when i am in house. Ill buy For Sure this new gem. By the way, when ill be available in specialised stores around the world?
The TUP includes a user guide with it to help you remember some of the less-used functions. Probably the "trickiest" manuever is locking/unlocking the flashlight, but most of our test users caught on pretty quick. For basic operation, the TUP is straightforward and intuitive.
Played out? Strobe isn't a toy for kids to play with. It's a defensive, tactical tool that saves lives. No modern EDC light should ever be without strobe.
NITECORE rates the TUP at 15 minutes of runtime on Turbo from a fully charged battery. In our tests, that was plenty of time for long duration bursts as needed when performing various tasks.
Why wouldn't anyone want more lumens available? You think Nitecore (or anyone) could sell lights with just 45 lumens in 2018? That doesn't make any sense.
@@hotrodparker I use a keychain light to find things in pitch darkness, the moonlight mode is enough for most tasks, let alone 45 lumens. That's what most people want from a keychain light - size is more important than lumens. If I need more, I'll carry an EDC light or something bigger. Understand now?
That's very antiquated thinking in the technologically quickly advancing flashlight world today. Even my tiny Nitecore TIP keychain light has 300+ lumen capability. Now, key chain and micro sized lights like my Olight S1R Baton 2 are pushing 1,000 lumens and can fulfill most needs instead of the antiquated need of carrying multiple lights. My point is; There's no sound logic in resisting or resenting more lumens, power and longer run times in smaller and smaller platforms. If you don't want the extra power, don't use it.
How much$?
$64.95
@@NitecoreStore fair price for a good product ......
$55.21 through the end of November
I just ordered one from ebay for like $40 and ali express had them a couple days ago for $38
i moded mine: added diffuser over the lens, added magnet on tail after removed the ring; added two small magnets on a side ( opposite to microusb side).
I have two coming in the mail tomorrow. It’s not practical for a key light but it’s the same form factor as my olight mini series with higher output and runtimes. Not to mention the lock out modes are way awesome for its size
Where dit u bought it from?
Recomment when you get them to comapare to your Olight!
I must admit the lcd display looks awesome.
Thanks for the video demonstration! I was about to buy it, but there are not enough lumen steps: 1, 15, 65, 200, then 1000? That's one heck of a jump. You should let me decide what lumens to program into it's memory. I would like 1, 50, 150, 300, 500, 1000.
Oh well, I still love you nitecore
Joey Nguyen The new nebo flashlight are auto dimming the new one is from 70 to 700 lumes ....And only about 30 bucks
I will eventually end up buying one. I have a TM03 and love nitecore products. However I do wish this was thinner. On nitecores other key chain light, I stuck a piece of adhesive velcro to the back so I can stick it to the velcro on my gear. This one is to thick and will end getting hung up on on things. But all in all looks like a great product.
nitecore!! this flashlight is amazing!! please create a silicone sleeve so the paint does chip, as my flashlight is bumping against everything on my keychain!!! Thanks!!
More advanced that Surefire Sidekick.
I take back what I said before. Ben from Living Survival says this is his all time favorite EDC flashlight, which is saying a lot. I trust his reviews so I'm going to get one and try it out!
Any idea how the color accuracy is as in the cri rating? I'd hat for a red wire to look orange or a pink wire to look yellow when I look at a dash harness.
Đèn đẹp tốt nhưng không có hướng dẫn sử dụng tiếng Việt nên không biết xài như thế nào buồn 5 phút
Why on Indonesia not open the store? 😭 we wait NITECORE open on Surabaya-Indonesia
already chk the specification from official website. sounds great yet it will be more attractive if a RED output can be available, flashable RED even better
I like the idea, but I hate the tini light I bought, every time I need it it’s dead. I wish it had a lockout option. Can I send it back for credit to buy the tup?
It just arrived. I would be very satisfied IF it wasn't equipped with the outdated micro usb port. It's been 8 years since Type-C, why couldn't a modified version with a normal charging connector be released?
I am very angry with the manufacturer Nitecore, because it never occurred to me that I would have to look for a micro usb cable again somewhere (because it is not in the box anyway).
Nitecore you need to make a version II with better grip, more solid buttons, and make the key loop removable so it can tail stand. And make it IPX 8 water resistant. You would have an abbsolute masterpiece of an edc.
Some excellent suggestions we'll be sure to pass along. Perhaps in a future upgrade!
@@NitecoreStore Don't get me wrong, it's fantastic as it is now!
Yeah and the output jumps. Make it atleast 500-600 before a 1000 lumens. And make it replaceable battery like 14500 or 16340 that is also usb rechargeable. For sure i'll take that, but this with built in battery? It is disposable.
it just bought 1 today. can i use smartphone charger for charging this flashlight?
What do you mean by smartphone charger?
I wish it had a built-in digital clock
I'm curious, where is the TUP or Acebeam UC15 brighter?
a large size may not be categorized as a keychain anymore, maybe it's more appropriate to say a pocket flashlight.
We tend to agree. Although the TUP does compare in size to some of the bigger car keys out there and can be attached to a key ring, we found it most comfortable as a pocket carry.
honestly I like the design of TUP, I personally don't care about the size of the TUP which is not the same as the key hanging, indeed more here you have to change more but not reduce its performance. I think the more manufacturers make pocket flashlights, the more choices and stronger competition between flashlight brands.
What's about the strobe mode on this flashlight ?
Nitecore, i love your Tini. I wear it around my neck when i am in house. Ill buy For Sure this new gem.
By the way, when ill be available in specialised stores around the world?
Can the clip be easily removed?
Yes it is held in by two small screws.
How long does turbo lasts ?
Well damn. Now I need this.
Hmmm, still waiting for a decent advanced battery charger that can charge from 100 mAh on nimh aaa, and can recondition old cells.
I enjoyed the small rodents scurrying for their lives at 48 to 51 seconds.
funny rodent
No charging cable???
How to remember all those pressing holding etc modes.
The TUP includes a user guide with it to help you remember some of the less-used functions. Probably the "trickiest" manuever is locking/unlocking the flashlight, but most of our test users caught on pretty quick. For basic operation, the TUP is straightforward and intuitive.
@@NitecoreStore want to send me one so i can review it 😁
Wonder how long it will last at 1000 lumens?
15 mins
Price please
. Cannot change battery .
I was going to buy it until I found out it won't tailstand.
USB TYPE C port for this model please!!!!!!
I didn't see a STROBE option???
Played out? Strobe isn't a toy for kids to play with. It's a defensive, tactical tool that saves lives. No modern EDC light should ever be without strobe.
@@hotrodparker the get yourself a tactical flash light .. this is a key chain flash light, you're asking too much
Too much to add a strobe feature to the computer? lmao I have keychain lights with strobe.
$65.00
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Hate anything rechargeable, rather a separate battery you can actually access and change
1000 lux for a few seconds only?
Just what there wives wanted
NITECORE rates the TUP at 15 minutes of runtime on Turbo from a fully charged battery. In our tests, that was plenty of time for long duration bursts as needed when performing various tasks.
@@NitecoreStore too bad there is no lock mode for the turbo feature .. that one of the reason I still have my TIP
@@JediWigSplitta the lock mode 2, lock the turbo mode!
@@luismiguelfialhodesousa5112 can you post a video because either can't find a video that you can do it
Wow...1000 lumens for about 15 minutes...!
Actually, you get that blast for 70 minutes.
---------NO STROBE FUNCTION ?????????
I need my EDC light to be able to use on demand, quick lights.
This TUP has too much useless gimmicks.
I agree 100%. Too many lights overcomplicate functionality in an attempt to sell as the latest and greatest.
Too much features. I just need a flashlight
it remembers the last mode. i let it at 65lumens, lasting for over 8 hours. also i lock 1 it.
Мой будуший фонарик
tooooo big for keychain
Agree. Too bulky for a keychain, but still nice EDC.
Hi
Please help me
Flashlight meets smartphone! Can anyone tell me how this thing holds up in the real world? 🙄🤔
Far too big for a keychain light, why would anyone need 1000 lumens anyway? 45 is more than enough for me, I'll stick with my Tube thanks.
You're probably right, but imagine yourself in a dengerous situation !
Why wouldn't anyone want more lumens available? You think Nitecore (or anyone) could sell lights with just 45 lumens in 2018? That doesn't make any sense.
Speak for yourself dummy.
@@hotrodparker I use a keychain light to find things in pitch darkness, the moonlight mode is enough for most tasks, let alone 45 lumens. That's what most people want from a keychain light - size is more important than lumens. If I need more, I'll carry an EDC light or something bigger. Understand now?
That's very antiquated thinking in the technologically quickly advancing flashlight world today. Even my tiny Nitecore TIP keychain light has 300+ lumen capability. Now, key chain and micro sized lights like my Olight S1R Baton 2 are pushing 1,000 lumens and can fulfill most needs instead of the antiquated need of carrying multiple lights. My point is; There's no sound logic in resisting or resenting more lumens, power and longer run times in smaller and smaller platforms. If you don't want the extra power, don't use it.
Looks absolutely obnoxious, cmon
this is nitecore's newest version of an "everyday carry keychain flashlight"...? 🤣🤪