Ledlenser MT10 LED Torch, Black, One Size

ottimo prodotto, appena ricevuto, spero di avere conferma anche nel tempo!! venditore serio professionale e super veloce, consigliato!

para excursiones o llevar en el coche es perfecta

Nice quality well made torch in keeping with LEDLenser products. Standard sort of features with high, medium and low power beams and a strobe function. I also like the spot and flood beam capability you tend to get with Lenser torches. Would have been nice to have had the morse SOS flash function included on this model which I’ve had with a previously owned Lenser. Only four stars as I feel this model is just an expensive for what it is.

Wunderschöne praktische und gut handhabbare Taschenlampe mit starker Leistung, gutem Akku und hervorragend aufladbar.

This torch feels like it could have been better. It's well built, looks like it could absorb a drop or two. The zoom works very well over the couple of months I have been using it - but it does start to feel there may be a little grit in the mechanism now. Really though what you really want from a torch is the ability to light up what you want to see and I feel this is where it falls a bit flat. I am used to a Nitecore EC25 which is older technology but has a much better throw - meaning you can see much further ahead of you. The Nitecore also feels much more solid and has already proved it can handle multiple drops. Where the LED Lenser is better is when you are looking at something right in front of you and you set the zoom to wide it gives a good well balanced light without hotspots over quite a wide area. The Nitecore is not good at that at all.The other thing worth mentioning is the battery. At 3000 mAh, it isn't exactly the most powerful 18650 battery out there, so I am thinking of swapping it out for a better one - but decent 18650s aren't cheap. I also have stopped charging the battery in the torch, as it feels like the torch runs for less time this way than if I charge it in a Nitecore or XTAR battery charger. Even then, it seems to run for less time than I am used to with my Nitecore. Part of this is that with the LED Lenser I feel like I need to leave it on full power all the time to get enough light, whereas with the Nitecore I usually dial the power output down as it gives enough light on partial power and I only set it on max as needed.So is it for you? Well if you want to do a lot of close up work with even illumination, it's good. Again, if you don't have a separate charger and appreciate being able to plug in a USB Micro cable to charge it, it is good. However if you want to be able to see where the gate is at the end of a big field when it is dark, then there are definitely better options out there. If you want all of the above, then it is a reasonable compromise, but it never feels quite bright enough to me unless you are really close to something.