ThruNite USB Rechargeable LED Flashlight Neutron 2C V3, 1100 Lumen Birght Handheld Cree Flashlight with 5 Modes for Outdoor Camping Hiking, Dog Walking - NW

This is two lights in one, since you can take the extension tube out and have a much smaller light. It uses at least 4 different batteries. The beam is a nice balance between throw and spill and the NW is a very good kelvin. One small things is the clip. It is one of the most useful and practical clips of any light I have. And I have a lot of lights. I 100% recommend it and read some of my reviews...I'm critical!Pros:1. Neutral White light is great in fog and to see color better2. Good Throw3. Can make it smaller when you need more EDC ability.4. Accepts multiple batteries.5. Has the ability to choose between 22 to 600 lumens for regular setting.6. 0.5 lumen firefly very stealthy7. Excellent Clip, works on my belt and my pants pocket8. Fast built in charger. I believe it's 1A, it's much faster than my Nitecore's which are .5ACons:Not many cons. I suppose for some the middle setting between 22-600 can be slow to set or access. I like it myself and with the separate firefly and Turbo it works well. A short cut I found is to use firefly then click once and you go staight to 22 lumens. Use Turbo and you can click down to 600 lumens. This is like having 4 different quick settings. Then you can also go to increments in between by holding down the button. It is NOT as good as a nitecore SRT, but it's better than most button systems.

This is an excellent flashlight at a great price. I chose this one over other brands and over a higher power model for these reasons.1) great user interface. Some may not light the ramping and like set brightness levels to click through but either way it's easy to navigate through the modes.2)good compromise of brightness and battery life.3)no proprietary charger or battery and it has several battery options should you find yourself in an emergency situation.4)neutral white option. Some people just want to have the absolute brightest flashlight regardless of the compromises. I needed a good edc flashlight and I decided that this was the best deal under my $75 price limit. Well under.5) brand reputation. I was looking at the TC15 but after Nick Shabazz's review on youtube I made the decision that this was the flashlight for me.I saw someone say that they didn't like that this flashlight didn't have a lock to prevent it from turning on. It doesn't have one at the button like some flashlights but if you unscrew the light like 1/16 of a turn it will prevent it from coming on. This is good enough for me.I also saw someone say it was hard to find the button because it wasn't tactile enough. I don't find this to be an issue personally but I also position the clip so it's centered opposite of the button so I can use that for tactile feedback when finding the button. The pull tab for the charging port cover can also help you orient the light properly.

So far I love this flashlight.Pros for me:1. Way lighter than I thought.. for the size I mean, is pretty light.2. Good brightness control. Lowest brightness is bit stronger than cellphone. Strongest (1100 lumens) I can clearly illuminate my car from 50 feet like it was daytime.3. Rechargeable battery included.4. Usb rechargable.5. long battery life.cons for me.1. Button is not flushed to the body of the flashlight. It protrudes a bit, enough that it can be pushed on accidentally. Its not a major annoyance but its something that keeps coming to mind every time I sit or move on tight spaces. I guess a hard pouch might be the solution.2. Soft pouch is has limited functionality. First drawback is his soft nature. A bump in a tight space might hit the flashlight button and turn it on by accident. and if the flashlight turns on on the lowest brightness setting is hard to notice unless you check or someone else point it out. Second drawback I see is that you can take out the flashlight just by sliding the velcro strap to a side a bit. I reckon that during more intensive work like climbing, running, or similar activities the flashlight might escape the pouch and fall. So the pouch is nice and all but not for heavy work.Still the flashlight itself is really great. Only time will tell.

Edit: I have replaced the battery, and the flashlight is working properly again. I haven’t used it extensively with the new battery but I’m hoping this has fixed the issues I experienced. Raised from 2 stars to 4 stars as the flashlight, when functioning correctly, is pretty great for a flashlight noobie like myself. A fantastic option if you are looking for something more than the local supermarkets cheap toy. The different power options make it suitable for searching the attic at home, walking the dog down light-less country lanes or reading a book in bed.Previous review: I have had my ThruNite for a couple of months now, and only recently put it properly to the test. What I found was extremely disappointing, as apparently my battery or flashlight is already malfunctioning even though I’ve used it sparingly since purchase. When charging, I constantly get a flashing purple light, meaning there is an error. I recently managed to recharge it to full power and after having it on turbo mode for 2mins, the whole flashlight was burning hot. I will have to buy a new battery to see if that fixes my issue and will update accordingly. Very disappointed so far though.

An excellent rechargeable LED torch. This goes with me everywhere, and has done for more than a year.It's been in the wet, under cars, dropped in data centres and generally survived environmental and operator abuse.I can heartily recommend this light to anyone.

A fantastic bit of kit.That certainly packs a punch for its size in terms of brightness.I use it every evening at the moment through the dark evenings walking the dog.5⭐️

I received this torch on the 12/Oct/2019 and already the switch is not working properly

A great torch for the price!