@@user-jt5vm3mi1w A smart man buys once no matter how expensive. KEY WORD IS ONCE BECAUSE IT SHOULD LAST A LIFETIME AND THE PRICE SHOULD REFLECT THAT. It’s not hard making a device with removable components. Greed always fucks over the consumers
I pre-ordered this model looks looks like a edc game changer the tactical mode straight 3000 lums to strobe ratio is a edge combined whith the slim aluminum body cant wait to recieve it
I've had mine for several months now and I carry it daily. I've attached this light to a very small (very small) keyring, and then attached a very small swivel to the ring, and then tied a very ornate paracord laynard (about eight inches), and then ended this pattern with two false Turk's Head knots that I put a unique laynard bead in between. I then wrap this once around my belt in front toward the right side. For several months now I've had no issues (at all) with this method of carry, and I keep it in the lockout 2 mode, so there has never been an issue of this wonderful little light accidentally turning on. When I need it, I press the raised switch once, and then hold for just a moment, and the flashlight is immediately out of the lockout mode and ready for use. I've always (ALWAYS) been a flashlight nerd, and I have a ton of different flashlights. I always keep around three on me in different places, and this one is definitely one of my favorites. Great job on this wonderful little Nitecore EDC27 flashlight folks. I carry this and use this daily, and I find it to be a wonderfully functional and practical little flashlight (with a very useful [high lumen] amount of power). I'll have to get another one of these as backup for when the battery dies one day. So, battery issue aside, I give this powerful little light an A+.
Dual switches are useful for tactical flashlights (direct access to Turbo and Strobe). A single switch may be simpler for EDC. Cool to see Nitecore play around with what an EDC flashlight can be.
I think having two switches is really useful for an EDC light. Most of the time, I o my need/want a little bit of light, but having a tail so switch with a very powerful beam is very important for self-defense situations. Although the moon/low mode button can be on the body instead of the back.
@@EuropaChronicles I really like the rotary switch and massive push button on the Nextorch TA30C and TA30C Max. I can hit the button without worrying about accidentally knocking a function switch.
300lumen on something that weight 90gr is garbage. i have the arkfeld but never ever use that thing. they could have mlade the arkfeld with 2 leds instead of a weird ass laser
@@MrJuijI ended up checking it out after you mentioned it. I had never heard of it. I bought one and I love it. I use flashlights every night at my job and that one is superb
I like it, if u could attach it to your cap, top pocket and it stand up on its oun to light up what your working on hands free id be all over that. Also uv and red light mode is very useful. Anyone know of any?
The dual lock out thing is annoying. I tend to keep it in Lock Out 2 so it doesn’t automatically turn on in my pocket however this just gives me access to Turbo and Strobe, which is kinda cool, but not when I’m trying to find a keyhole or read a map so I have to come out of Lock Out mode and it’s fiddly, a quick half press and a full press doesn’t always work first time and can often take me 3 attempts which I find frustrating. Other than that, it’s a great flashlight. I love Nitecore products, I own several but I just wish the lock out was easier to access and come out of.
The worst part, proprietary batteries. You could still get really creative with loading a few batteries, guys would love it because it feels like a mag, and I wouldn't mind if they were odd batteries, I would only have to replace them every few years.
Not for me. I need a flashlight when Im unlocking a Dropbox at night and it takes to hands to fool with combinations that you key in. If it stuck to my shirt yes. My uniform has no pockets!
huge price for what it offers. also, i dont trust Nitecore quality control, got issues with 3 Nitecores. i wont buy another one, same bad quality as a crappy NEBO.
Why? For a duty light I agree since there’s a good chance that you’ll use it for longish durations multiple times in one shift/patrol. But for an EDC light where you’re only likely to use it for occasional short tasks and possibly in a single self-defense situation, a rechargeable non-replaceable is perfectly acceptable. I recharge all of my EDC devices every Sunday evening, whether I used them or not. It takes virtually zero effort to do and it gives fantastic piece of mind.
@@EuropaChroniclesit perfectly acceptable until 5 years down the line when the battery can barely hold a charge and you have to buy another one. Yeah, not thanks, I'll look around for a better ome
@@maverick9708 I don’t know what kinds of batteries you’re using, but modern battery technology doesn’t wear down due to old age. I have numerous Lithium-based batteries of various sizes and capacities, none of them are any worse for the wear after 5 years. But you do you.
I have lost so many flashlights that I no longer spend over $20 on one anymore. Sure this one is badass, but I know I'm gonna feel regret when I lose it in a month
Thought this was a perfect EDC light at first, but the non-replaceable battery and unpleasantly cool tint ruins it for me. Button design kind of looks like an afterthought too, the main one is too exposed. At around £100 not being able to replace the battery when it runs down after a couple of years is an instant deal breaker for me. They were so close yet so far.
It’s a short. It’s meant to push out to more than just my subscribers who apparently aren’t watching my video’s anyway. I have a release schedule. 4 videos are ahead of this one so did that answer your question? Great thanks
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I think the biggest downfall of nitecore is their none replaceable proprietary batteries. Once this battery degrades it's paperweight
you will buy newest cool thing by then anyway
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@j5 true. I ordered it and i will be satisfied if it serves me 4 years. After 2 i will probably want another light lol
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@@user-jt5vm3mi1w A smart man buys once no matter how expensive. KEY WORD IS ONCE BECAUSE IT SHOULD LAST A LIFETIME AND THE PRICE SHOULD REFLECT THAT. It’s not hard making a device with removable components. Greed always fucks over the consumers
I freaking love it.
Yep me too
I pre-ordered this model looks looks like a edc game changer the tactical mode straight 3000 lums to strobe ratio is a edge combined whith the slim aluminum body cant wait to recieve it
I've had mine for several months now and I carry it daily. I've attached this light to a very small (very small) keyring, and then attached a very small swivel to the ring, and then tied a very ornate paracord laynard (about eight inches), and then ended this pattern with two false Turk's Head knots that I put a unique laynard bead in between. I then wrap this once around my belt in front toward the right side. For several months now I've had no issues (at all) with this method of carry, and I keep it in the lockout 2 mode, so there has never been an issue of this wonderful little light accidentally turning on. When I need it, I press the raised switch once, and then hold for just a moment, and the flashlight is immediately out of the lockout mode and ready for use. I've always (ALWAYS) been a flashlight nerd, and I have a ton of different flashlights. I always keep around three on me in different places, and this one is definitely one of my favorites. Great job on this wonderful little Nitecore EDC27 flashlight folks. I carry this and use this daily, and I find it to be a wonderfully functional and practical little flashlight (with a very useful [high lumen] amount of power). I'll have to get another one of these as backup for when the battery dies one day. So, battery issue aside, I give this powerful little light an A+.
🙃 dedication
Nitecore has some nice products! Great value
Dual switches are useful for tactical flashlights (direct access to Turbo and Strobe). A single switch may be simpler for EDC. Cool to see Nitecore play around with what an EDC flashlight can be.
I think having two switches is really useful for an EDC light. Most of the time, I o my need/want a little bit of light, but having a tail so switch with a very powerful beam is very important for self-defense situations. Although the moon/low mode button can be on the body instead of the back.
@@EuropaChronicles I really like the rotary switch and massive push button on the Nextorch TA30C and TA30C Max. I can hit the button without worrying about accidentally knocking a function switch.
I just got mine today and I like it my main three carry lights are the Stilletto, Streamlight 1L AA and now this!!
I have this light and love it
Just watched a review. It rattles when your walking or shake it and the on/off button doesn't work some times. Wonder if they fixed that?
I haven’t had those issues…yet
I've got this light and haven't experienced those issues at all. It's great.
I carry the Olight arkfeld daily and this looks pretty neat
300lumen on something that weight 90gr is garbage. i have the arkfeld but never ever use that thing. they could have mlade the arkfeld with 2 leds instead of a weird ass laser
Parent 2 mini is best
@@the_nma5119it's literally made for presentations. Sounds like you don't know how to shop for what you need from a flashlight
i can do rpesentations with a 12 gr red laser that cost 9.99. @@JohnDoe-hj9fh
I love EVERYTHING about this light except for the clip/ride height. I don’t want my 0.5” of the flashlight sticking out of my pocket.
What is the runtime for the 3000 lumen mode? It doesn’t say on the website
I love my Olight Arkfeld, similar ergos.
Check out the wuben x2 as well. Another awesome rectangle
@@MrJuij I have the Wuban X2 and I highly agree with you. This is a very good edc flashlight. Simple UI and fits nicely in the pocket.
@@MrJuijI ended up checking it out after you mentioned it. I had never heard of it. I bought one and I love it. I use flashlights every night at my job and that one is superb
@@mikecz201 I’m glad you like it! What color did you get? P.S. sorry to tempt you with another flashlight you might not of needed
I like it, if u could attach it to your cap, top pocket and it stand up on its oun to light up what your working on hands free id be all over that.
Also uv and red light mode is very useful. Anyone know of any?
Olight Arkfield UV
What color is the LED on this flashlight?? Is it cool white? Or neutral white??
The dual lock out thing is annoying. I tend to keep it in Lock Out 2 so it doesn’t automatically turn on in my pocket however this just gives me access to Turbo and Strobe, which is kinda cool, but not when I’m trying to find a keyhole or read a map so I have to come out of Lock Out mode and it’s fiddly, a quick half press and a full press doesn’t always work first time and can often take me 3 attempts which I find frustrating. Other than that, it’s a great flashlight. I love Nitecore products, I own several but I just wish the lock out was easier to access and come out of.
The worst part, proprietary batteries. You could still get really creative with loading a few batteries, guys would love it because it feels like a mag, and I wouldn't mind if they were odd batteries, I would only have to replace them every few years.
Yeah, even if you can't unscrew a rectangle they could have something like a recessed mag release to carry the theme home.
Not for me. I need a flashlight when Im unlocking a Dropbox at night and it takes to hands to fool with combinations that you key in. If it stuck to my shirt yes. My uniform has no pockets!
Price?
Also what is your opinion on the model from nitecore P35i is it a go for a do it all type light your mention are apperciated thanks
I reviewed that light.
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huge price for what it offers. also, i dont trust Nitecore quality control, got issues with 3 Nitecores. i wont buy another one, same bad quality as a crappy NEBO.
Make in China now
Add a badass huntin skinin knife and I’m in
Every nitecore flashlight requires you to hold down a button to stay in "turbo" mode
Candela?!
Ahhhh, if you're looking for candela you should check out the goonbeam edc v1, thank me later.
Looks flimsy mate, like it will bend. The Surefire variant looked more robust. Am I wrong?
No, EDC flashlight should have removable and replaceable battery
seems like Nitecore has sent out this like to too many reviewers
Why? For a duty light I agree since there’s a good chance that you’ll use it for longish durations multiple times in one shift/patrol. But for an EDC light where you’re only likely to use it for occasional short tasks and possibly in a single self-defense situation, a rechargeable non-replaceable is perfectly acceptable. I recharge all of my EDC devices every Sunday evening, whether I used them or not. It takes virtually zero effort to do and it gives fantastic piece of mind.
@@EuropaChroniclesit perfectly acceptable until 5 years down the line when the battery can barely hold a charge and you have to buy another one. Yeah, not thanks, I'll look around for a better ome
@@maverick9708 I don’t know what kinds of batteries you’re using, but modern battery technology doesn’t wear down due to old age. I have numerous Lithium-based batteries of various sizes and capacities, none of them are any worse for the wear after 5 years.
But you do you.
What’s the price on this one?😮
About 90 bucks
That’s thicker than me 😮
I have lost so many flashlights that I no longer spend over $20 on one anymore. Sure this one is badass, but I know I'm gonna feel regret when I lose it in a month
Dual tail switches that only work half the time are a dumb feature and Nitecore customer service is horrific...
i dont like integrated batteries
not carrying a remote with me everywhere I go lmao
Thought this was a perfect EDC light at first, but the non-replaceable battery and unpleasantly cool tint ruins it for me. Button design kind of looks like an afterthought too, the main one is too exposed. At around £100 not being able to replace the battery when it runs down after a couple of years is an instant deal breaker for me. They were so close yet so far.
Anyone else’s EDC27 have an annoying click sound? Sounds like a stuck switch
Looks like a clip....
Nitecore customer service is absolutely the worst in the business
This may be nice to be installed on a rifle but I’m sure they don’t have the mount for it
That's great until the battery dies and you can't replace it, proprietary batteries are garbage
Ok, why not just give us the review now? What was the point of a 44 second video?
theres no point on this one its a flashlight. pun intended 😎
It’s a short. It’s meant to push out to more than just my subscribers who apparently aren’t watching my video’s anyway.
I have a release schedule. 4 videos are ahead of this one so did that answer your question?
Great thanks
I’ll continue to release shorts until my goal is reached regardless of how many questions people ask
@@ChrispyThings shorts are great.
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