This video is done in a very professional way, if I had to explain anything about flashlights to anyone I would definitly send them this video. Very very well made!
I enjoy the videos you all do like this very much. So informative. So needed. There is a massive black out coming. I can feel it. Long extended Poweroutages and everything… the flashlight/ torch can easily become one of our most valued tools even more than it is already. Thanks Nitecore
@@NitecoreSG like how to choose the right beam pattern light and correct runtimes for having to venture out deep into the forest/ Great Smokey Mtns for short term up to long term. How to choose the correct battery type light and the different styles recommended for being out in such wilderness where there is absolutely no light due to the thick forests and lack of electricity. Being able to adequately see down forest trails like differences between wider patterns compared to the more narrow pattern based on environment. Incorporating the use if the correct flashlight with the correct powerbank charging like the Lr60. So during the night being able to see and operate safely then using in very low mode while around camp then recharging everything during the day; all while still being in the wilderness for those extended periods of time. Things like that would be so helpful for us Nitecore. Thank u again for all your company does for us all.
Hey brother, your knowledge is amazing and I have used your recommendations concerning exactly what light someone needs or you just waste your money on something you don’t need. Keep up your hard work, I appreciate the products you show us and the exact tasks these lights are capable of. This is Alan, thanks again, GREETINGS from Riverside in Southern California.
Really great video. My MH12S and Tip SE works like a champ. Love the mix beam type with a long run time plus the brightness level never disappoint me. For Tip SE, I really can't believe how bright it's get especially with those compact size.
I really wanted the p20ix but ended up getting the p10ix. So i can reuse my red filter and it would fit better in my pocket. I dont need the extra throw, the flood is what i need. Dont think or hope i dont ever need the glass breaker. Flood seems a better choice for self defense as well.
Hello, I am one of the Nightcare collectors in Iran... I wanted to make my request as a small member of the Nightcare family about the p35i flashlight. This flashlight is great, I even covered 2 kilometers with it in spot mode, but the biggest problem of p35i is the lack of strobe mode in the end cap of the flashlight. It should have a strobe button, just like the i4000r cap, which has strobe mode and charging port in the end cap of the flashlight. ... However, when the p35i has this feature (strobe), it can only be used with the remote control of the gun, and this is a big weakness. I hope that Knightaker engineers will design a new cover for the p35i that has both a strobe button and a charging port. and as an update
Will you make an intrinsically safe flashlight like the size of the mh12 or smaller? Really need those zone 0 type of light which are compact and easy to use in hazardous areas
I like the concept, it has a lot going for it. For the price, I think there are better alternatives on the market today. For that price I would have liked to see amore smarter design. I think the fact it still turns on in daylight, means the sensitivity of the motion sensing olis off, but that can be adjusted. There are cheaper lights with motion sensors that turn on in daylight and can manually be adjusted, to turn on only in the dark. Second I see myself using this light stationary a lot. IP rating inside and outside rain will be more relevant. Maybe more expensive, but then this light is already expensive. Thirdly I don't see myself charging this light with a cable. I think for this quality of light I am thinking about replacing battery modules. Would be nice if this light had seperate battery pack that could latch on easily and provide energy through pooping or other connector type. This way we could easily swap out batteries. The selling price for me is longer runtime on highest lumes. For 50 or 250 lumens I can also buy a cheaper model less than half the price and still be effective. Fourth, itbwould be nice if the lights supported 3 different warmth levels, from clinical white, to warm white and true white (where we can see objects in theor true color, ( clinical white washes out true color to a degree). Lastly charging battery takes three hours for 2200-5000 mAh is too long. In my view for the price charging should be 1,5 hours max for 5000 maH light battery and 1 hour for the 2200 mAh model. I think having one or two of these is enough to buy a whole bunch of them. I think in this design, it is the battery design implementation that could be better to make it worthwhile the price. Similar to the more popular tool brands out there. I think if the battery could be added removed modelularly, then this design makes more sense for the price. Even better would be a proprietary batter that would combine perfectly with this light and other tools. And a secondary adapter module that could support different battery types (9V, AAA, AA, 18650, 21700, 46800, and maybe a few other types in series or parallel). Then this light would be very interesting.
Brilliant! THE best flashlight complete guidance out there. You are to Nitecore what is Mat Watson to Carwow :) A brilliant example of how to be most successful by giving people complete solutions - from A to Z we got you covered. That's how a good business is done!
Your videos are nice. It would be great if there was a series on flashlights under $100, $200 etc, so that the general population who have a restricted budget could still find what's best for them. For instance, I take students on a 3 day camp on forest trails where there's no electricity. During the night times, I need a good torch that can have a flood and a good throw to cover a considerable distance like 500 meters, but I am limited to a budget under $100. Also, the runtime of the flashlight needs to be at least 4 hours at a minimum 1000 lumens. Still haven't found such a light.
You might want to look at the Nitecore MH11, very decent, won't reach 500m but checks the boxes of everything else. Then for the 500m you can go for the P30, also under $100 and it checks the long distance beam. Many feel like they need 1 light that does it ALL, but in reality it's more effective both performance and cost wise to bring 2 lights that does the job better than each other. eg flood vs long beam.
Hi flash heads - I never knew there were other flashaholics out there like me lol. Brothers - is the MH12 a good general light? I feel perhaps it’s beam is too spot and not enough flood? Just looking for an EDC and general handheld rechargeable. Thanks all. Love the channel
Hi love the video really informative. Just a question I'm making a edc kit and I'm wanting a small keychain type light or two smaller lights to carry with me in my sling for everyday use. Any advice would be great. Thanks in advance
@@NitecoreSG thanks for the reply, just everyday sort of scenarios non tactical things like looking for things outside my house at night, maybe inside at night. Also looking for a tactical light for my edc kit aswell if you have any advice. Is the mh11 light you suggested a good light. Does it have the yellow batteries you talked about on this video instead of AA batteries?
hello my friend ,i wouid like to see how strobe mode works ,at flood beam vs long beam.i saw your camparison video between p10i vs p10ix and p20i vs p20ix but you didnt test the strobe mode,have you test it in others video?
Strobe basically blinks randomly at high frequency, the strobe across the lights are similar. It’s meant to draw attention or distract. What kind of test result are you looking for when it comes to strobe?
Bro, I have a question about NITECORE 28W NWG V2 solar panel. I found this on another youtube video but I couldn't find this product on the official nitecore website. Do you know this product??
I have a question: Can i use the regular 21700 battery for flashlight i series such as P10ix ? Because the i-series battery have negative and positive in the same side. Thank you so much.
just a tech question and I hope you can answer this, basically I have a nitecore nl2150 usb c cartable battery and it does not charge up, I have tried from sockets to laptop charging, it does not work, how can I charge it up ?
@Kevin Watson what is the purpose? How do you plan to use? Is this work related or EDC Every Day Carry type flashlights? The most fun I have is a FLASHLIGHT SRT7GT, 🔦 WITH a 3400mAh 18650 rechargeable battery
This video is done in a very professional way, if I had to explain anything about flashlights to anyone I would definitly send them this video.
Very very well made!
I enjoy the videos you all do like this very much. So informative. So needed. There is a massive black out coming. I can feel it. Long extended Poweroutages and everything… the flashlight/ torch can easily become one of our most valued tools even more than it is already. Thanks Nitecore
You mean in this kind of format? What else would you like me to cover?
@@NitecoreSG like how to choose the right beam pattern light and correct runtimes for having to venture out deep into the forest/ Great Smokey Mtns for short term up to long term. How to choose the correct battery type light and the different styles recommended for being out in such wilderness where there is absolutely no light due to the thick forests and lack of electricity. Being able to adequately see down forest trails like differences between wider patterns compared to the more narrow pattern based on environment. Incorporating the use if the correct flashlight with the correct powerbank charging like the Lr60. So during the night being able to see and operate safely then using in very low mode while around camp then recharging everything during the day; all while still being in the wilderness for those extended periods of time. Things like that would be so helpful for us Nitecore. Thank u again for all your company does for us all.
Indeed. Only well prepared people with plans, kits and knowledge will make it.
Hey brother, your knowledge is amazing and I have used your recommendations concerning exactly what light someone needs or you just waste your money on something you don’t need.
Keep up your hard work, I appreciate the products you show us and the exact tasks these lights are capable of.
This is Alan, thanks again, GREETINGS from Riverside in Southern California.
Appreciate the feedback! Will work hard to make more videos!
Great presentation!
The MH12S is my favourite.
Really great video. My MH12S and Tip SE works like a champ. Love the mix beam type with a long run time plus the brightness level never disappoint me. For Tip SE, I really can't believe how bright it's get especially with those compact size.
Man, i just leave a comment to tell you to keep doing great job. Your videos are really good in all point. Thank you. Force and Honor 👍
Nice !!!!!
Most helpful advice on picking out a flashlight for a newbie !!!!
Greatly appreciated 👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏
another best flashlight is sofirn. good quality and not to expensive like nitecore.
I really wanted the p20ix but ended up getting the p10ix. So i can reuse my red filter and it would fit better in my pocket. I dont need the extra throw, the flood is what i need. Dont think or hope i dont ever need the glass breaker. Flood seems a better choice for self defense as well.
Agree on the pocket fit, that would probably rank higher than the glass breaker.
I love the HU60 1600
proud to have some nitecore products…i have p20ix , TUP & TIKI GITD ( blue )❤
Hello, I am one of the Nightcare collectors in Iran... I wanted to make my request as a small member of the Nightcare family about the p35i flashlight. This flashlight is great, I even covered 2 kilometers with it in spot mode, but the biggest problem of p35i is the lack of strobe mode in the end cap of the flashlight. It should have a strobe button, just like the i4000r cap, which has strobe mode and charging port in the end cap of the flashlight. ... However, when the p35i has this feature (strobe), it can only be used with the remote control of the gun, and this is a big weakness. I hope that Knightaker engineers will design a new cover for the p35i that has both a strobe button and a charging port. and as an update
This video was very informative and well thought out.... Thank you for that...
Very informative. I learned a lot.
Will you make an intrinsically safe flashlight like the size of the mh12 or smaller? Really need those zone 0 type of light which are compact and easy to use in hazardous areas
If you watched the video, you'll know he's not from Nitecore, he just sells their product in his store.
Yeap, unlikely they will make one. Intrinsic lights are costly to make and need a lot of safeguards, making it usually quite bulky.
Thanks. Too few videos on the theory of lighting. Helped me understand my needs.
Totally underrated video!
Great video as always!!
I like the concept, it has a lot going for it. For the price, I think there are better alternatives on the market today. For that price I would have liked to see amore smarter design. I think the fact it still turns on in daylight, means the sensitivity of the motion sensing olis off, but that can be adjusted. There are cheaper lights with motion sensors that turn on in daylight and can manually be adjusted, to turn on only in the dark. Second I see myself using this light stationary a lot. IP rating inside and outside rain will be more relevant. Maybe more expensive, but then this light is already expensive. Thirdly I don't see myself charging this light with a cable. I think for this quality of light I am thinking about replacing battery modules. Would be nice if this light had seperate battery pack that could latch on easily and provide energy through pooping or other connector type. This way we could easily swap out batteries. The selling price for me is longer runtime on highest lumes. For 50 or 250 lumens I can also buy a cheaper model less than half the price and still be effective. Fourth, itbwould be nice if the lights supported 3 different warmth levels, from clinical white, to warm white and true white (where we can see objects in theor true color, ( clinical white washes out true color to a degree). Lastly charging battery takes three hours for 2200-5000 mAh is too long. In my view for the price charging should be 1,5 hours max for 5000 maH light battery and 1 hour for the 2200 mAh model. I think having one or two of these is enough to buy a whole bunch of them. I think in this design, it is the battery design implementation that could be better to make it worthwhile the price. Similar to the more popular tool brands out there. I think if the battery could be added removed modelularly, then this design makes more sense for the price. Even better would be a proprietary batter that would combine perfectly with this light and other tools. And a secondary adapter module that could support different battery types (9V, AAA, AA, 18650, 21700, 46800, and maybe a few other types in series or parallel). Then this light would be very interesting.
Brilliant! THE best flashlight complete guidance out there. You are to Nitecore what is Mat Watson to Carwow :)
A brilliant example of how to be most successful by giving people complete solutions - from A to Z we got you covered. That's how a good business is done!
thank you for this!
Great vid! :)
Your videos are nice. It would be great if there was a series on flashlights under $100, $200 etc, so that the general population who have a restricted budget could still find what's best for them. For instance, I take students on a 3 day camp on forest trails where there's no electricity. During the night times, I need a good torch that can have a flood and a good throw to cover a considerable distance like 500 meters, but I am limited to a budget under $100. Also, the runtime of the flashlight needs to be at least 4 hours at a minimum 1000 lumens. Still haven't found such a light.
You might want to look at the Nitecore MH11, very decent, won't reach 500m but checks the boxes of everything else. Then for the 500m you can go for the P30, also under $100 and it checks the long distance beam.
Many feel like they need 1 light that does it ALL, but in reality it's more effective both performance and cost wise to bring 2 lights that does the job better than each other. eg flood vs long beam.
@@NitecoreSG Thank you.
Do you have the ultimate edc flashlight? Non tactical but do it all!! That would be nice to have!!
Amazon driver delivers in dangerous areas searching for packages in dark suv best flashlight recommendations would be greatly appreciated????
Hi flash heads - I never knew there were other flashaholics out there like me lol. Brothers - is the MH12 a good general light? I feel perhaps it’s beam is too spot and not enough flood? Just looking for an EDC and general handheld rechargeable. Thanks all. Love the channel
Yes it’s a solid one. MH12 V2, MH12S, Mh12SE, all great EDC general lights
good video, ty
I need that light with the flex head bad….
Go in like this 👍
P18 - super.
very informative, thank you 👍🏻👍🏻
Do you have a physical shop?
Whar is the name of the zoom flaschlight??
no clue, no worth the money at all
How long does it take to ship when ordered?
Hi love the video really informative. Just a question I'm making a edc kit and I'm wanting a small keychain type light or two smaller lights to carry with me in my sling for everyday use. Any advice would be great. Thanks in advance
Everyday use in what kind of scenario? My number 1 non tactical EDC light is the mh11 at the moment. It lives in my EDC bag
@@NitecoreSG thanks for the reply, just everyday sort of scenarios non tactical things like looking for things outside my house at night, maybe inside at night. Also looking for a tactical light for my edc kit aswell if you have any advice. Is the mh11 light you suggested a good light. Does it have the yellow batteries you talked about on this video instead of AA batteries?
hello my friend ,i wouid like to see how strobe mode works ,at flood beam vs long beam.i saw your camparison video between p10i vs p10ix and p20i vs p20ix but you didnt test the strobe mode,have you test it in others video?
Strobe basically blinks randomly at high frequency, the strobe across the lights are similar. It’s meant to draw attention or distract. What kind of test result are you looking for when it comes to strobe?
@@NitecoreSG if strobe at 4000 lumens is better than 1800 and if works better at flood beam than long beam.
Why reviewing a 7 year old flashlight? It was even discontinued months later.
Bro, I have a question about NITECORE 28W NWG V2 solar panel. I found this on another youtube video but I couldn't find this product on the official nitecore website. Do you know this product??
Yes we made it in house, only 200sets were made, no longer in production. Look out for the next FSP30 model 👍
Actually I bought tm20k it was no working properly i contact customer service I didn’t get any help
Where did you buy it from?
@@alialbeloshi5425 try writing in to info@nitecore.com buying from Amazon won’t have any support. It’s best to buy from official distributors
@@NitecoreSG thank you
I have a question:
Can i use the regular 21700 battery for flashlight i series such as P10ix ?
Because the i-series battery have negative and positive in the same side.
Thank you so much.
Can’t, all I-series lights can only be powered by I-series batteries
@@NitecoreSG Would like to see an " I" series headlamp.😮
I need something like P18 For the size but whit USB charging.
I fell the MH12 too big for EDC.
Any recommendations?
Try the MH11 smaller than mh12, similar to p18 - www.nitecorelights.com/products/mh11-1000-lumens
It's too big till you need it.😮
👍👍
just a tech question and I hope you can answer this, basically I have a nitecore nl2150 usb c cartable battery and it does not charge up, I have tried from sockets to laptop charging, it does not work, how can I charge it up ?
I love my Nightcore lights, I always end up giving them away..
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Can you please provide a link to the beacons you recommend. Thanks for all the Information
@Kevin Watson what is the purpose? How do you plan to use? Is this work related or EDC Every Day Carry type flashlights? The most fun I have is a FLASHLIGHT SRT7GT, 🔦 WITH a 3400mAh 18650 rechargeable battery