The Tactical EDC Flashlight For Everyone | Nitecore MT2C Pro
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0:00 - INTRO
0:50 - OVERVIEW
1:21 - WHAT'S INCLUDED
1:41 - BEAM SHOTS/SPECS
3:00 - SIZE AND WEIGHT
3:26 - BATTERY
4:15 - OPERATION GUIDE
5:02 - PERSONAL THOUGHTS
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3600mAh battery, operating time in high mode is 2h15min, i.e. current consumption is around 1.5A, because it is known that a battery with lower voltage means lower efficiency. You can squeeze out about 500lm from a current of 1.5A. So I guess that 1800lm drops after a dozen or so seconds and after a few minutes we have about 400lm and it stabilizes in this area. Creators and experts in electronics and flashlights reading this comment will know, and for the rest it's magic 😁
So it’s not really a 1800 lumen light for any decent time then?
@@whatfreedom7Unfortunately, maximum power, which is usually the "turbo" mode, regardless of the manufacturer. This is the power available for several to several dozen seconds. Then, depending on the model, the power drops by 30-85%. Turbo is NEVER stable power. Interestingly, the HIGH mode, despite the possibility of stabilization, is also not static/stable. The possibilities for manipulating flashlight technical data are endless. Every manufacturer does it..
However, some people provide a working time chart like Fenix or how long the turbo and high mode lasts like Olight. Although the actual power is demonstrated by independent testers. In this price range, company data usually differs little from an independent test (but this is not a rule).
@@whatfreedom7An additional marketing trick is the "ANSI Standard". It sounds serious like someone would have to scrutinize a high-quality flashlight, which theoretically confirms the real data. Nothing could be further from the truth. The standard only mentions the maximum power measured after 30 seconds and a drop of up to 10%. I came across a product with a maximum power of 320lm. When the flashlight was turned on, it started at about 360lm and after 30 seconds it was 320lm and within about 20 minutes the power dropped to 75lm. 10%=32lm. And within 5 hours the power dropped from 75lm to 32lm, meeting the standard. The manufacturer provided information "working time in 320lm mode is 5.5 hours". This is what "data on paper" vs. reality looks like.
I agree. It's nice to have options and replaceable batteries.
High-low/low-high with no memory modes, just like a Surefire and Olight. We need more high and low only flashlight, thanks Nitecore!
Release new edc33 (edc33 v2) with removeable battery, metal switch would be great...
I ❤️ the simplicity ... 🍻
I have pre-ordered this beauty.
Us too!
And by the way, the "high" mode also means this kind of text doesn't mean anything. It's actually a turbo, because the power will probably start to drop after a dozen or so seconds and drop to around 500lm after a few minutes, but who would go into details?
Thats why I see it as a tactical light with a little edc usability with the low mode. The short turbo is manly for blinding someone.
Always nice to have options. I'm getting one today.
lets go!
... It's basically Nitecores , Surefire G2x Pro (sadly the mechanical lockout part is missing though) !. I wonder if they will produce any with carbon reinforcing body's, or other material construction alternatives 🤔?.
I would NEVER buy one with built-in battery, so this one might be added to my collection. Sadly, they say it is an 1836R battery, which I can not find any reference to, glad you said it is a 18650, since that's what I use in many of my lights, although the last few use the 21700. Having really bright is mostly just a game, oh look at me, I'm bright, but in most applications, it is not needed, plus shortening the run time and being so hot is not all that attractive. I would much rather have it do like 50 and 500 lumen, this way much longer run time, much cooler, and longer led life. By the way, I don't have Facebook, Instagram or TikTok.
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@@NitecoreStore why the big sale on a new light?
@@gosman949Maybe because it has some flaws. By the way, it's also interesting that Fenix reduced the prices of flashlights by 10-25%🤯
More and more people are aware of various topics. Unfortunately, companies and governments manipulate to gain their customers. You can choose from three flashlights with a high 500lm mode and one lasts for 5 hours, the second for 8 hours, and the third for 10 hours. People will most often choose the one that runs for 10 hours because they do not know that after half an hour the timer will reduce the power to 230lm. This is how producers make fun of customers.
A double scam comes when someone thinks that if the turbo is temporary and high reduces the power by 50-60% after half an hour, then the medium mode of 200lm will be stabilized. And here again, after 1.5 hours, the power drops to 100lm so that the data on paper are relatively proportional.. The NU33 model has similar technical measures installed😂😂😂
Ordered mine today was nice to get the 30% off made this a very nice deal
Lets go!
does he tail cap unscrew so i can add a finger ring?
Nice! As a tactical light a small strike bezel would have been good. Also half press high only no switching. Its not an edc light.
I would like to live to see the creation of a flashlight like the EDC33-35, which has a cool light, not yellowish or greenish. It has a replaceable battery and a rear switch. In addition, the high, medium and low modes are stable from the moment they are turned on until the end. So that you can switch to flood and spot mode separately or both at the same time. For example, three-click changes between modes, or double-click and three-click means turbo. Ahh dreams. Maybe my grandchildren will see it lol😂
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Side switches are a major pain, for me, rear switch only. And yes, a good white light, like 5000 k, not yellow or blue. Replaceable battery only. Spot to flood is super useful. I have one light that has a user interface that I like more than any other that I have(and I have dozens and dozens of them) If you press the button once, it starts on high, if you hold the button for like 1.5 seconds, it starts on low. Once it is on, if you touch the button, it goes off, if you hold the button, the brightness ramps up/down, and it has wide/flood. It was a cheap light, other than having a side switch, it was great. I used it at work for several years, and it was used multiple times per day, it finally quit, and none of my others work like that, and yes, I have a few that ramp up/down, but they all start on high, often I want low from the start, so that light could do that. Yes, many have memory and can start from low if left there, but being able to select before the light even came on was the best. I even have one with the ring you turn, so you can start at any level, but it's still not as quick and easy. If any mfg makes one like that, I will buy it today.
The Fenix PD32 v2 has 3 modes or the NEXTORCH E51C. Bith are cool whit without yello/green tint. And with 3 modes only you will always have 3 only 3 click to turbo at max.
For sure getting one.
Sweet.
Do all batteries work or only those from Nitecore?
Doesn't have to be Nitecore, they just have to be the correct batteries.
Genial 👌👌
Sofirn SC18 for 1/3rd the price with 3/100/350/800/1800 turbo lumen modes and strobe.
One third the price... Thats awesome...
I don't want to sound snob, but the cheap lights - Sofirn, Wurkkos, etc - use a questionable design of the LED driver, and some cheap parts. I've been left in the dark in a cave, in a mine, and a busy basement by cheap flashlights, and since then I stay well away from bargain bin lights - they are cheap for a reason...
@@rayoflight62 absolutely. For work or where your life depends on it, I would not choose a Sofirn or equivalent. Perhaps a US made SureFire or Princeton Tec. But for an EDC for walks, I've had my Sofirn SC18 for over a year now and it hasn't disappointed me yet (knock on wood.)
I have a Sofirn SC33 and it's awesome for its price. Although Nitecore is great ( most of my torches are from them ) I found the price getting more n more expensive when I can find similar specs and good quality torches at much lower prices. Nitecore is the Goruck equivalent of the torchlights world.
You really go spelunking with one light? Also sounds like this is the company for you...
Why give a weight without the battery. Won't be carried without the battery I'm guessing
Weight fluctuates depending on the battery/batteries.
It looks like a very reasonable light, I'll get one for the collection when it arrives here in Europe.
There is any notable difference in tint between the high and low level?
I'm asking because my MT2A Pro, the EDC33, and the MH25 Pro - all with the Nitelab LEDs - are visibly greenish at the lowest levels. I EDC the P20iX and the P23i - a flooder and a thrower - and they have a lovable white tint.
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Anthony
Just a difference in power. The colour seems to be consistent. A cooler light, not so much green.
Unfortunately, luminus SST40 and SST70 are also greenish. And SST20 is yellowish. The future is SFT40 and SFT70. They don't have these problems, but manufacturers still put in the diodes they do have, lol
@@stefanp5261 I once had a convoy with the SST40 and it didnt had a green tint. This is not a general problem.
@NitecoreStore Yes it really is nice to have options (Battery Wise) Just wish it had a Medium High of around 400 to 500 Lumens. After turbo step down.. What do you think it would be putting out in Lumens ?? Brett from Australia.
Is the light tinted or is it a white light?
white to my eyes.
This has to be one of the greenest light I’ve ver had the displeasure of looking at. Specially in that low mode. My EDC25 has a pretty green tint, and this light makes that light look perfectly white, that’s how and it is. On turbo is not horrible.
My next list
sweet!
I prefer my EDC27 @3k lumens on turbo 😅 - it’s literally a less lethal option
I lost mine😢
How many seconds for this power? Will you be able to show off to your friends?😂
The beam profile is purely tactical, pretty useless for me in an EDC role. A pass for me.
Would be interesting to see a light with a quad or triple of these emitters though...
so no downsteps or what
I wonder how many customers there are for such a flashlight, because for me three modes are the minimum. It could be 5-15lm when holding the button and normal switching on is 200-250. With such a focused beam, it makes sense to me. And this turbo is already known to be temporary. And the tactical one should have direct access to the strobe max. This would probably be the minimum for a tactical and functional flashlight with a limited scope (very focused light beam).
needs a 250-300 medium mode for me. thats the most used while im working.
So, it has to be turned on to 1800 every time, before you can access the 50 lumen setting? No thanks.
NITECORE... I guess you either edit the video or take it down.
I'm a huge fan of Nightcore but not this light. It needs a mid-level and I don't like a light where you have to turn the light off if you want to go to the lower level. Also 50 lumens is too high for any kind of moonlight there is no mid and the beam is to throw away for around the house work. I think I'll pass on this one
SWAPPABLE BATTERIES!!!!
I'd pick up the 5000 Lumen light but, built in battery... no thanks
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No strobe. That's a hard pass for me.
All you get is High and low? Low being only 50lm.. That's not enough for a general use mode.. you need a 300ln or so and also no strobe? On a tactical flashlight? Nope
Wow. You actually said "great for wives because it's not complicated." Check your sexism, bro.
Jajajajajajaja
Apologies. Will come back wiser.
Don’t apologize to sensitive people. Hell with them if they can’t take a joke. 🤦🏽♂️
@@OneOfDaKine82 Actually, props to this guy for being open to awareness when someone points something out to him. You seem to want to be validated in your misogyny, which is never a joke. But it sure is bad karma at the very least. Get better.
@LP-jn4tw lay off the soy
Why ist nitecore so fuc... stupid to give her only 2 modes? High 1800lm und low 50 lumen. The most of nitecore's flashlights have 5 modes...