Great light for my job as Aircraft Technician, especially working during night shift in Changi Airport doing walk around check to look out for defects at aircraft structures to prevent any mishap or major incidents. We prefer something small, light & powerful. Passengers safety are Aircraft Technician's responsibilities.
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I use this light every day in my Corrections job. I have used the high lumen strob on a few occasions to temporarily disorient a violent inmate and gain control of a violent situation. This light has literally been a life saver!
I would love to see more flat shaped lights like this, for slim pocket carry, love the idea of keeping on in the molle webbing, but also as a rifle mounted light, nice and flat so it doesn't stick out too much... that could be very interesting.
Gotta say, this video along with the comparison between this light and the olight and streamlight equivalents sold me. Got one in my pocket now. Thank you!
This would do very well at the movie theater where I work, the kids are so disrespectful these days and the 3000 turbo would light there world up lol and it looks very comfortable to carry... Nice job Nitecore
My one issue with this light is the beam width. I prefer a hybrid that has a good center hotspot with a mild flood. Which I feel would be also be more useful for pointing groups of kids in a theatre while also having enough flood to see possible accomplices.
Perfect design! I am a security guard and Carry a lot of stuff around on rounds, i cant yell you how many times we have not enough pockets for the keys, phones, portable radio ánd flashlight. This is perfect, i Really like to test It.
I absolutely LOVE the fact that the flashlight does not turn off after you've used the turbo burst and instead returns to the mode you were on before you hit the turbo switch! I really miss that in my flashlights. I might order this one 🙂
Been rocking the stream light wedge ever since it came out. It’s been a great light but most nights I find myself wanting a brighter light. I work in Fire and EMS in Florida and use my light on duty for night fires, search and rescue, and just about anything.
Love my wedge! But my first one died after 3 weeks. Would plug it in and it would blink green and red. Got a replacement, went to send the other one back and it started working. 😂
I love my fenix laser flashlight, nice bright and focused beam and still small, lightweight, and still decent price. I like how I can light things up far in the distance with no flood, amazing spot beam
@@apiyutsiyapan9582 I went ahead and bought the EDC27. It takes some getting used to the button on the back coming from the wedge. I like that it has different settings for light, because obviously you don’t need 3,000 lumens all the time. I love it though. It has a safety feature where if it’s off for any extended amount of time it takes two clicks to turn on to keep from activating in your pocket. Very light and very comparable to the wedge, it just has that extra oomf when you need to see further away than right in from of you. Love the LCD screen that tells you how much battery you have and how long it will run for on the given setting. With the wedge it was always a guessing game on how long it would stay charged for. I really like the quick activation of 3,000 lumens, it takes some finesse getting used to the half press rather than the full press for strobe. Hope this helps, I really like mine though, Nitecore did a good job. Solid light
Great light for my job full time firefighter, powerful enough to push through smoke but small enough for helmet mounting and small enough to gen under bonnet and into smashed cars to see what we are working with, id love one 👍
definately will use this for my job as a camp instructor! well used as short turbo to fend against wild boars and its slim and not bulky as it can be brought around anywhere with a low profile especially working with kids!!
I have both and the Arkfeld is very user friendly and has a more sleek design, and the laser comes in handy for meetings and pointing out equipment and what not to others. The only con is that you will be yearning for more lumens in an outdoor environment. Which is why I bought the edc27. It can sustain 1000 lumens for 1 hour and 45 minutes!! That's turbo for the Arkfeld and lasts seconds. The only con is that I burned holes in my pocket from the edc27 accidently turning on turbo mode while I was squating down with it in my pocket. I burned my thigh as well as the holes in my pocket. Need to be very conscious of that. Can't go wrong with either though which is why I have both! Lol
this would be so useful for my line of work. i’m in the construction industry and i usually go to sites that don’t have electricity yet so this would really help me when i do site inspections!
I work as a security guard, I would use this light on my duty belt as I am doing my checks. When I get home to my farm property it would be good for checking on my animals and spotting coyotes. I currently have 2 Nitecore lights. This would make a nice addition to my collection.
daaaaamnnm..love the design. Flat shape, flood beam, turbo at 3000 lumens. Very suitable for EDC. I've been using Tip SE when doing some cabling jobs on the ceiling where sometimes the space is very limited. Flat shape flashlight is necessary since a cylinders shape light can be stuck when crawling.
I am just a flashlight enthusiast. So, I don't really work somewhere that I need one. However, I do live in a place that constantly experiences blackouts and having more lights feels like the most practical thing to collect
I'm a HVAC technian. I spend my days in attics. Flashlights are a very big part of my everyday life. I would love to have this great light in my pocket. Thanks for the review. Ill be looking g into it.
Very innovative controls and form factor. I’ve had a couple Nitecore lights and have been very satisfied. As a first responder I would carry this daily. 1000 lumens is usually enough light but 3000 burst is awesome in a light this size!
i have 2 p23i. (got impatient and ordered through 2 different vendors lol). and a p20ix. To be fair, going from high to turbo... (1500L -> 3000 on p23i, 1800L - 4000 on p20ix) in either light, it doesn't seem like that big a jump when looking at it :/ like, it looks like a 100 lumen jump, not THOUSANDS. I expected to be staring into the tendrils of amon Ra when I hit the turbos... but it doesn't jump very high? these are on full batteries.
I already own three Nitecores the P10I ,the BR25 for my bike which is the best bike light I've ever tried and i have the Tip and Tini key chain lights hope i can win one of these it looks excellent and 3,000 Lumens oh baby .
Where I work they are expanding the plant and I have to install electronic equipment in very dimly lit and sometimes cramp places in the new area. This would be a great flashlight to use, slim and lightweight to carry along with the rest of my IT gear to help with making the connections between devices.
This is a light that would be on my person at all times because of the slim profile and ease of operation. A great light and of course it's a Nitecore.
Looks like an awesome and rock solid torch. By day, I'm a truck driver and would be a great inspection torch. But after hours and weekends, I'm a volunteer firefighter. The shape would go perfect in my jacket, for I need it.
I like the form factor but I've already come across two people who melted the TIR and burned a hole in their pants because of the instant access to turbo. One of them via a review in youtube. The problem is even in lockout 2 mode, the protruding main switch can still be depressed accidentally (if you sit down for example and it catches on the side of your pants or belt) and pull it out of lockout. Then the easy access turbo will keep turning on and burn through your pants. Pretty major flaw especially for an EDC light.
Yup happened to me too! Burned 2 holes in my pocket and burned my thigh! I haven't had it unlock itself from lockout #2 though, just accidental turbo activation while in lockout #1. But it's still an awesome light and I still choose to use it as my edc light. Just need to be aware of it's issues and mitigate what you can.
I'm an engineer and this is perfect edc. Why? Because i dont need to carry knife or tactical pen. Grab this light without scaring co workers or having stopped in security. Wp nitecore
So am I and you don't even feel it in your pocket! I also use the Olight Arkfeld as it has either a 1000 lumen turbo light and a green laser and looks way less concerning to others when you're handling it. I use the Arkfeld especially when doing meetings to use as a pointer, and equipment walk thrus where you need a light and a laser to point out areas that you want others to see exactly where you pointing to!
I'm more of a P12GT kinda guy (or MH12SE currently). I have no problem pocketing those for EDC. This design looks cool for women, or anyone wearing tight jeans/short on space. I love my Tini2 and this looks like a long version of that with bells and whistles. Tini2 packs a REAL punch though, way more than its size should be able to, it's baffling. It feeds my needs perfectly. This light IS pretty dang cool though.
I have watched several videos about Security Officer Patrol flash lights. I enjoyed your video because it was straight to the point without any BS. Thank you I am a subscriber and fan of the Mix P20IX. I will advise my co workers to purchase this product.
I have used a lot, as an ENT doctor on the ward, the TIP SE at second brightness level as a secondary lamp. I also want from NITECORE a headlamp - between the eyes for ear, nose and throat examination. This EDC27 could be better pocketable than TIP SE (too small and falls in the pocket) because of pen style. Nice upgrade USB C and the display.
I will use this new light during my night duty at my office. Check out the wiring and cables in the server room because they ALWAYS black out frequently. Also, to show off and blind my boss eyes haha
Because of your informative and thorough explanation about your flashlights, I purchased the TUP1000, T4K 4000, and TINI 2TI. I love them all. I definitely want this one next.
I am a pilot by profession and also a curious traveller when I land into destinations. When at work I need to see the airplane while doing a walk around. At the moment I use the nitecore mini 900lumens. Outside work when travelling, it's good to use when in dark places and also maybe to evade a theft by pointing 3000 into the intruders eyes and run away :)
Hello, this looks like a Great EDC carry light for my line of work! I’m a Commercial Vehicle Inspector for the California Highway Patrol. I inspect all around, up/down and under all commercial type vehicles at daytime and at nighttime. Hopefully I get a chance to try it out….Thanks for this review!!
Hi... I'm a collectionist of flashlights. Even though I'm a user that prefers Nitecore almost every time, I almost never pay more than 20-30 USD to a flashlight that doesn't allow external batteries to be used. And I'm not buying this one as well... Still, I really really had to stop the video several times in order to convince myself not to buy one. Man, you're one of a kind at what you're doing.... I hope the management you're under, appreciates you as much as I (we) do, and that recognition results in some solid tribute.
I would use it at least 4 hrs during my work day, tearing down gas pumps and rebuilding PCB boards. I work in industrial electronics and for working on diesels when I get to the shop.. love everything about the light it's EDC perfection imo..
This is my dream EDC. Thin, bright, and solid. It looks like it will easily carry and not print too much. I am currently looking for a torch to take on a trip and this is what I believe will be the light I carry for it. It checks most of the boxes I have for this particular trip. Love the quick button setup as well!
Fantastic light, no doubt. Nitecore never stops to impress with great innovative products. This would come in handy for my early morning delivery runs when checking building numbers.
Great light for me as I am a managing machine tech in the packaging industry. Many low light tight spots in which I have to work and paper to board registration is critical and many eye catching packaging techniques is what helps to sell products so this type of light is very needful to me .Great light and I like the video.❤
Slim profile, tuns of brightness in a flood package would be a great edc for those working in dark areas that wanna keep a small light on them but still have it bright enough to spot problems before they spot you, id def use this for security gigs where dark areas tend to need a bit more light while keeping the weight down to not over encumber myself with a huge flashlight when walking from area to area.🔦
Love the design, I just bought and got the Tiny 2 thanks to your video. My first Nitecore. And I would love to have this one when i fix things in the basement ;)
I work as a security guard and the place is pitch black i use to have a cheap flashlight but it die so now is me and total darkness. For the win!! Lets Go!! 🔥🔥🔥
Amazing EDC Light! I would definitely use it off-duty simply because the line of work that I'm in however it is plenty of wooded areas where I reside that the Nitecore EDC27 would be very very useful!
I haven't used this yet, but I can certainly use this in my EDC since I work in IT and need a quick to reach flashlight for my data closest and data centers.
I Own this it's much more better & easy usage, way better then other EDC lights out there...small ,slim easy carry where ever u go ..Love this EDC 27... Great job Nitecore make my life & job easier....
Mine has bad parasitic drain...or something causing it to have a 15 minute use session, leave it alone overnight and come back to it and the battery is dead. Tested it over 5 nights. Hopefully Nitecore will fix, because I love the light when it works. Its near perfect
I have only 3 problems with this light 1. Button doesn't always work so you have to press it multiple times. 2. Lenses feel like that they could scratch easily when it's in your pocket. 3. You can't change battery to it.
@@Tenchu003 What are you talking about? You mean I shouldn't let other peoples know problems with this light? I'm really happy with it and it is my EDC.
@Whigu 1) user error, 2) the lense "feels like" but hast been scratched, and 3) you take the screws out the back to get the battery out. By that logic you cant take the battery out your phone to change that either.
@@Tenchu003 1. What is user error? 2. I said feel I didn't say it will. 3. And where you get new battery? You really sound like that you have no idea what you are talking about.
I work in EMS. I could see myself using ultralow for pupil assessment and mid for general exams. I currently use 2 lights. A low power pen light for pupil assessment and a 300 lumin single cr123 light for general use.
Really a nice light thats small compared to others. So, I can use it while walking rhe dog in dark and also to use in the workshop to power up glow in dark filament prints. So I can test the quality and runtime of the filaments with a handy tool!
Looks good. Good size which will greatly fit Into the pocket. I would use it on the farm, because you Are waiting Till night to close the animals . So then you need some light 😃 And also I am often travelling to school to school during night , so flashlight Is necessary, also for self defense 😄
I haven't used this yet but I will be shortly hopefully love the tail switch hope it's as good as the streamlight version aka the wedge that I gifted to young mechanic at work so I need a new edc asap😅
Excellent EDC lights for all round situation, working in the security industry this light will proof useful especially when in situations whereby quick responses is key. The direct setup of the light brightness to turbo proved useful especially in situation where by you can use for self defense and searching of premises. Direct controls also provides ease of operating the flashlight plus the compact design that you can slot in any sleeves or pockets. Definitely a light I will choose should I look for one as I work in the security industries, EDC27 will aid in some form of deterrence, as 3000 lumens is more then enough for urban and also night tracking use. 👍
Great light for my job as Aircraft Technician, especially working during night shift in Changi Airport doing walk around check to look out for defects at aircraft structures to prevent any mishap or major incidents. We prefer something small, light & powerful. Passengers safety are Aircraft Technician's responsibilities.
Cool job
Greetings from Indonesian aircraft technicians 🤟
Dirty hands clean money 😂
Same here, all the way from the Maldives
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Wahh that’s cool i love changi AirPort so clean and i love the hotel in the airport there
I use this light every day in my Corrections job. I have used the high lumen strob on a few occasions to temporarily disorient a violent inmate and gain control of a violent situation. This light has literally been a life saver!
I would love to see more flat shaped lights like this, for slim pocket carry, love the idea of keeping on in the molle webbing, but also as a rifle mounted light, nice and flat so it doesn't stick out too much... that could be very interesting.
anything with a clip works with molle
Gotta say, this video along with the comparison between this light and the olight and streamlight equivalents sold me. Got one in my pocket now. Thank you!
glad it helped!
Good review. Its refreshing to see a review from someone invested in the company actually go over the pros and cons of the product. Thanks.
This would do very well at the movie theater where I work, the kids are so disrespectful these days and the 3000 turbo would light there world up lol and it looks very comfortable to carry... Nice job Nitecore
Give dem da terbo in their face
My one issue with this light is the beam width. I prefer a hybrid that has a good center hotspot with a mild flood. Which I feel would be also be more useful for pointing groups of kids in a theatre while also having enough flood to see possible accomplices.
I am a TmK10k owner. And daily user. Bulky, handy, never have to charge, SUPER intense. Love you guys!
This is a great product for me ..I work for the railroad and at night things get a little crazy and this lite makes it easier for me to get around ..
Looks like a beast for the form factor, I'd most likely use it for when things go bump in the night.
Perfect design! I am a security guard and Carry a lot of stuff around on rounds, i cant yell you how many times we have not enough pockets for the keys, phones, portable radio ánd flashlight. This is perfect, i Really like to test It.
Don’t think so. A company would use a company account. Not random phone Numbers in Ghana. Go 404 some other dumb ass
I absolutely LOVE the fact that the flashlight does not turn off after you've used the turbo burst and instead returns to the mode you were on before you hit the turbo switch! I really miss that in my flashlights.
I might order this one 🙂
Been rocking the stream light wedge ever since it came out. It’s been a great light but most nights I find myself wanting a brighter light. I work in Fire and EMS in Florida and use my light on duty for night fires, search and rescue, and just about anything.
Love my wedge! But my first one died after 3 weeks. Would plug it in and it would blink green and red. Got a replacement, went to send the other one back and it started working. 😂
I love my fenix laser flashlight, nice bright and focused beam and still small, lightweight, and still decent price. I like how I can light things up far in the distance with no flood, amazing spot beam
I have had a Wedge and I am in doubt this EDC27 will replace my Wedge.
@@apiyutsiyapan9582 I went ahead and bought the EDC27. It takes some getting used to the button on the back coming from the wedge. I like that it has different settings for light, because obviously you don’t need 3,000 lumens all the time. I love it though. It has a safety feature where if it’s off for any extended amount of time it takes two clicks to turn on to keep from activating in your pocket. Very light and very comparable to the wedge, it just has that extra oomf when you need to see further away than right in from of you. Love the LCD screen that tells you how much battery you have and how long it will run for on the given setting. With the wedge it was always a guessing game on how long it would stay charged for. I really like the quick activation of 3,000 lumens, it takes some finesse getting used to the half press rather than the full press for strobe. Hope this helps, I really like mine though, Nitecore did a good job. Solid light
I have the wedge myself and love it but for some reason it stopped charging after a year. Now it sits in a drawer
Very nice design. Slim! It can fit nicely in my small bag. It is very useful for me as a nurse. Specially on night duty
Great light for my job full time firefighter, powerful enough to push through smoke but small enough for helmet mounting and small enough to gen under bonnet and into smashed cars to see what we are working with, id love one 👍
definately will use this for my job as a camp instructor! well used as short turbo to fend against wild boars and its slim and not bulky as it can be brought around anywhere with a low profile especially working with kids!!
I'd like to see a comparison to the Arkfeld.
I have both and the Arkfeld is very user friendly and has a more sleek design, and the laser comes in handy for meetings and pointing out equipment and what not to others. The only con is that you will be yearning for more lumens in an outdoor environment. Which is why I bought the edc27. It can sustain 1000 lumens for 1 hour and 45 minutes!! That's turbo for the Arkfeld and lasts seconds. The only con is that I burned holes in my pocket from the edc27 accidently turning on turbo mode while I was squating down with it in my pocket. I burned my thigh as well as the holes in my pocket. Need to be very conscious of that. Can't go wrong with either though which is why I have both! Lol
I like how it is bright and looks like it will fit in the pocket. I would use it for my job in public safety
this would be so useful for my line of work. i’m in the construction industry and i usually go to sites that don’t have electricity yet so this would really help me when i do site inspections!
I work as a security guard, I would use this light on my duty belt as I am doing my checks. When I get home to my farm property it would be good for checking on my animals and spotting coyotes. I currently have 2 Nitecore lights. This would make a nice addition to my collection.
daaaaamnnm..love the design. Flat shape, flood beam, turbo at 3000 lumens. Very suitable for EDC. I've been using Tip SE when doing some cabling jobs on the ceiling where sometimes the space is very limited. Flat shape flashlight is necessary since a cylinders shape light can be stuck when crawling.
That flashlight is amazing! I love not only the light itself but also the design of the body. Would love to get me these for my runs at late night
I am just a flashlight enthusiast. So, I don't really work somewhere that I need one. However, I do live in a place that constantly experiences blackouts and having more lights feels like the most practical thing to collect
Lol! You can never have too many lights! Haha.
I'm a HVAC technian. I spend my days in attics. Flashlights are a very big part of my everyday life. I would love to have this great light in my pocket. Thanks for the review. Ill be looking g into it.
Very innovative controls and form factor. I’ve had a couple Nitecore lights and have been very satisfied. As a first responder I would carry this daily. 1000 lumens is usually enough light but 3000 burst is awesome in a light this size!
i have 2 p23i. (got impatient and ordered through 2 different vendors lol). and a p20ix. To be fair, going from high to turbo... (1500L -> 3000 on p23i, 1800L - 4000 on p20ix) in either light, it doesn't seem like that big a jump when looking at it :/ like, it looks like a 100 lumen jump, not THOUSANDS. I expected to be staring into the tendrils of amon Ra when I hit the turbos... but it doesn't jump very high? these are on full batteries.
I already own three Nitecores the P10I ,the BR25 for my bike which is the best bike light I've ever tried and i have the Tip and Tini key chain lights hope i can win one of these it looks excellent and 3,000 Lumens oh baby .
Where I work they are expanding the plant and I have to install electronic equipment in very dimly lit and sometimes cramp places in the new area. This would be a great flashlight to use, slim and lightweight to carry along with the rest of my IT gear to help with making the connections between devices.
This is a light that would be on my person at all times because of the slim profile and ease of operation. A great light and of course it's a Nitecore.
Looks like an awesome and rock solid torch. By day, I'm a truck driver and would be a great inspection torch. But after hours and weekends, I'm a volunteer firefighter. The shape would go perfect in my jacket, for I need it.
I would use this in my camping adventures,im very excited to put it in my backpack for EDC
First time seeing this style of flat light, very nice design
I'm working at spare part warehouse, so I can definitely see its potential usage. But, I'll take it any day, all day for sure🤙🤙
Great job Nitecore
I like the form factor but I've already come across two people who melted the TIR and burned a hole in their pants because of the instant access to turbo. One of them via a review in youtube. The problem is even in lockout 2 mode, the protruding main switch can still be depressed accidentally (if you sit down for example and it catches on the side of your pants or belt) and pull it out of lockout. Then the easy access turbo will keep turning on and burn through your pants. Pretty major flaw especially for an EDC light.
Yup happened to me too! Burned 2 holes in my pocket and burned my thigh! I haven't had it unlock itself from lockout #2 though, just accidental turbo activation while in lockout #1. But it's still an awesome light and I still choose to use it as my edc light. Just need to be aware of it's issues and mitigate what you can.
I'm an engineer and this is perfect edc. Why? Because i dont need to carry knife or tactical pen. Grab this light without scaring co workers or having stopped in security. Wp nitecore
So am I and you don't even feel it in your pocket! I also use the Olight Arkfeld as it has either a 1000 lumen turbo light and a green laser and looks way less concerning to others when you're handling it. I use the Arkfeld especially when doing meetings to use as a pointer, and equipment walk thrus where you need a light and a laser to point out areas that you want others to see exactly where you pointing to!
this is very nice light, its very useful to my work as a Rope Rescue Tech, and very handy for all around outdoors activity...
I'm more of a P12GT kinda guy (or MH12SE currently). I have no problem pocketing those for EDC. This design looks cool for women, or anyone wearing tight jeans/short on space. I love my Tini2 and this looks like a long version of that with bells and whistles. Tini2 packs a REAL punch though, way more than its size should be able to, it's baffling. It feeds my needs perfectly. This light IS pretty dang cool though.
I have watched several videos about Security Officer Patrol flash lights. I enjoyed your video because it was straight to the point without any BS. Thank you I am a subscriber and fan of the Mix P20IX. I will advise my co workers to purchase this product.
I like the form factor. A little more comfortable to carry when I'm crawling in an attic or crawlspace in my low voltage installer life.
I have used a lot, as an ENT doctor on the ward, the TIP SE at second brightness level as a secondary lamp. I also want from NITECORE a headlamp - between the eyes for ear, nose and throat examination. This EDC27 could be better pocketable than TIP SE (too small and falls in the pocket) because of pen style. Nice upgrade USB C and the display.
Your grammar sucks for a doctor.
people who complain about the functionality of this light should watch this review. you work this thing effortlessly.
I will use this new light during my night duty at my office. Check out the wiring and cables in the server room because they ALWAYS black out frequently. Also, to show off and blind my boss eyes haha
I love edc size flashlights and this very unique small but packs a lot.
Finally, a good competitor to the Arkfeld! Loved the light, can't wait to give it a try!
I love that it has a display, I don't mind short run times if I have a reliable meter. I can charge that thing at my desk.
Love the slim profile and soft fall-off. Definitely a good option for a molly bag setup.
Because of your informative and thorough explanation about your flashlights, I purchased the TUP1000, T4K 4000, and TINI 2TI. I love them all. I definitely want this one next.
I enjoy the education provided on each product through these videos, it’s very helpful!
I am a pilot by profession and also a curious traveller when I land into destinations.
When at work I need to see the airplane while doing a walk around. At the moment I use the nitecore mini 900lumens.
Outside work when travelling, it's good to use when in dark places and also maybe to evade a theft by pointing 3000 into the intruders eyes and run away :)
I have the T4K 4,000 lm. A couple others, total I've bought is about 15 of varying sizes. Love all, and they make great gifts.
Hello, this looks like a Great EDC carry light for my line of work! I’m a Commercial Vehicle Inspector for the California Highway Patrol. I inspect all around, up/down and under all commercial type vehicles at daytime and at nighttime. Hopefully I get a chance to try it out….Thanks for this review!!
Great light for my law enforcement job especially off duty. Light. Easy to carry and bright
Hi...
I'm a collectionist of flashlights. Even though I'm a user that prefers Nitecore almost every time, I almost never pay more than 20-30 USD to a flashlight that doesn't allow external batteries to be used.
And I'm not buying this one as well...
Still, I really really had to stop the video several times in order to convince myself not to buy one.
Man, you're one of a kind at what you're doing....
I hope the management you're under, appreciates you as much as I (we) do, and that recognition results in some solid tribute.
By the way; it's me EDC27, not you...
I would love this for night photography, small and alot of light is key!
Looks perfect for estate liquidation, I’m often in attics and basements and need something EDC style built like this Nitecore!
I own many nitecore’s products and totally love this new one!!
GREAT FOR MY WORK DURING NIGHT TIME
I would use it at least 4 hrs during my work day, tearing down gas pumps and rebuilding PCB boards. I work in industrial electronics and for working on diesels when I get to the shop.. love everything about the light it's EDC perfection imo..
This is my dream EDC. Thin, bright, and solid. It looks like it will easily carry and not print too much. I am currently looking for a torch to take on a trip and this is what I believe will be the light I carry for it. It checks most of the boxes I have for this particular trip. Love the quick button setup as well!
Am a member of an emergency responder unit having that would be great when responding to emergencies at night calls
Fantastic light, no doubt. Nitecore never stops to impress with great innovative products. This would come in handy for my early morning delivery runs when checking building numbers.
Great light for me as I am a managing machine tech in the packaging industry. Many low light tight spots in which I have to work and paper to board registration is critical and many eye catching packaging techniques is what helps to sell products so this type of light is very needful to me .Great light and I like the video.❤
Slim profile, tuns of brightness in a flood package would be a great edc for those working in dark areas that wanna keep a small light on them but still have it bright enough to spot problems before they spot you, id def use this for security gigs where dark areas tend to need a bit more light while keeping the weight down to not over encumber myself with a huge flashlight when walking from area to area.🔦
This slim design is very useful for portability, would be nice addition for every EDC kit.
Just came across your channel. That’s definitely a sweet light!!! Would work great at work.
I like the way you tested the light very practical demonstration
Love the design, I just bought and got the Tiny 2 thanks to your video. My first Nitecore. And I would love to have this one when i fix things in the basement ;)
I’d love this. I’m a telecoms engineer. Working in cable cabinets and boxes in the floor outside, it would be very valuable.
Looks like a great light to work with when checking under the hood of a vehicle.
I work as a security guard and the place is pitch black i use to have a cheap flashlight but it die so now is me and total darkness.
For the win!! Lets Go!! 🔥🔥🔥
Great in depth vid. All questions except runtime on each mode answered. Subbed
Amazing EDC Light! I would definitely use it off-duty simply because the line of work that I'm in however it is plenty of wooded areas where I reside that the Nitecore EDC27 would be very very useful!
perfect . love this flashlight for my midnight bathroom run. (army style)
Great design for urban safety. I’d like to have one for my son.
I haven't used this yet, but I can certainly use this in my EDC since I work in IT and need a quick to reach flashlight for my data closest and data centers.
Love flashlights! Glad I came accross a channel that does reviews on them.
I normally use my Nitecore p20ix for work but this would be great for EDC
I Own this it's much more better & easy usage, way better then other EDC lights out there...small ,slim easy carry where ever u go ..Love this EDC 27... Great job Nitecore make my life & job easier....
I need that light! Perfect, light, small, and named appropriately EDC, Awesome!
Mine has bad parasitic drain...or something causing it to have a 15 minute use session, leave it alone overnight and come back to it and the battery is dead. Tested it over 5 nights. Hopefully Nitecore will fix, because I love the light when it works. Its near perfect
This looks like it will be very comfortable for me to carry, especially at work. EDC carry will be great!
Allways wanted to get one of your products - sadlly cant find it in my country, best wishes all the best to everyone in the development team
being part of the film industry, a quick and fuss free edc torch light that is light and yet easy to use is important!
the form factor looks very interesting!
Great light, very applicable for my night rounds in the farm.
Mine is showing up in the mail today! Will update with details!
Nitecore EDC27 v2, one of the best EDC flashlights on the market. Good review, thanks
I would use this at work when I need to see under cars at my shop
This looks perfect for my EDC use and my just in case scenarios
I have only 3 problems with this light 1. Button doesn't always work so you have to press it multiple times. 2. Lenses feel like that they could scratch easily when it's in your pocket. 3. You can't change battery to it.
Folks gotta find things to complain about Ferraris too my guy. There's only tens of thousands of lights for you out there. Not many flat ones though
@@Tenchu003 What are you talking about? You mean I shouldn't let other peoples know problems with this light? I'm really happy with it and it is my EDC.
@Whigu nowhere did you state that. Im supposed to figure that out to know that some how huh?
@Whigu 1) user error, 2) the lense "feels like" but hast been scratched, and 3) you take the screws out the back to get the battery out. By that logic you cant take the battery out your phone to change that either.
@@Tenchu003 1. What is user error? 2. I said feel I didn't say it will. 3. And where you get new battery? You really sound like that you have no idea what you are talking about.
Received it yesterday end first used it tonight must say am very very impressed
I work as a mechanic and service center as well as mobile service this would be great at night to see under the car
I work in EMS. I could see myself using ultralow for pupil assessment and mid for general exams. I currently use 2 lights. A low power pen light for pupil assessment and a 300 lumin single cr123 light for general use.
Nice add to my edc, currently I carry p23i with a t4k. Used to carry p20i with a tini2, but upgraded. Now gonna carry the edc27 with the new srt6i. 👍
What a compact design. Looks awesome.
Really a nice light thats small compared to others. So, I can use it while walking rhe dog in dark and also to use in the workshop to power up glow in dark filament prints. So I can test the quality and runtime of the filaments with a handy tool!
Looks good. Good size which will greatly fit Into the pocket. I would use it on the farm, because you Are waiting Till night to close the animals . So then you need some light 😃 And also I am often travelling to school to school during night , so flashlight Is necessary, also for self defense 😄
This light would be great to in attics and crawl spaces. And also be able to use in searching big dark warehouses.
I bought one for my work I haven't received it yet but I would definitely love to give this one as a gift to my son
I haven't used this yet but I will be shortly hopefully love the tail switch hope it's as good as the streamlight version aka the wedge that I gifted to young mechanic at work so I need a new edc asap😅
This would be great to use as a back up light working security for my company. Looks easy to carry. Great review!
Excellent EDC lights for all round situation, working in the security industry this light will proof useful especially when in situations whereby quick responses is key. The direct setup of the light brightness to turbo proved useful especially in situation where by you can use for self defense and searching of premises.
Direct controls also provides ease of operating the flashlight plus the compact design that you can slot in any sleeves or pockets. Definitely a light I will choose should I look for one as I work in the security industries, EDC27 will aid in some form of deterrence, as 3000 lumens is more then enough for urban and also night tracking use. 👍