Nitecore Linterna MT2A Pro EDC, 1000 lúmenes, haz de 279 yardas, recargable USB-C, compatibilidad de doble potencia, linterna delgada compacta e

I work as a paramedic and rely heavily on my gear. While on duty this serves as my backup light and while off duty it’s been my EDC for the last few months. It has held up to some abuse and shows no signs of backing down. It is extremely bright and easy to charge you just plug a USB C cord into the battery itself. The battery has an indicator light to show you the charging status. The clip has held on well. As always Nitecore you have succeeded. I’ve remained a customer for over 10 years and the three replacements I’ve needed to purchase has been due to theft or loss.. Nitecore for life.

I purchased this light because my other light quit working. This one had good reviews and it had a replaceable/rechargeable battery which my other light did not. Upon receiving it I liked the fact that it felt very well built. After months of using it I noticed the lens was getting deformed due to the amount of heat created by the light. If it weren’t for that I would give it a 5 star.

As pocket lights go, this one (by Nitecore) is standard in two kits that I keep ready at all times.I could use it as a primary light (due to its brightness and throw) if i wanted to. I have done just that in the past with no issues or complaints.You get a simple light, no complicated modes to remember. Three levels of brightness. Just half-press the cap to change the level. A seperate full-press to keep the setting you need at the time. These settings provide more than enough light to find missing items in dark rooms or outside without being too bright and yet be bright enough to see detail at greater distance or to signal with if you need to do that.More on the on/off button on the cap. Feels right. Has the perfect amount of travel. Nice clicky feedback. Turn the cap counter-clockwise a …

I’ve been using this flashlight for 90 days now and thought that this would be a good time to leave a review, because I wanted to see how well it would hold up. And so far, it’s holding up pretty well. The brightness, lumen output, is excellent. The battery life is also really well as long as you don’t use it for long period of times. But I would think that a pocket flashlight would only be intended for very small periods of time. I bought this because I wanted something that was slim and could fit in my pocket without taking up space, as an every day carry, and it serves that purpose perfectly!I bought the extra battery because to me it’s very frustrating to have no flashlight at all while the battery is charging. I think it’s excellent that the battery has the charger port built right …

In the past 4 years, I have purchased 5 NEBO 500 lumen pen lights, because it actually was 500+ lumen, however, at $35-$40 a pop, it adds up, and I frankly was tired of the short lifespan. EVERY flaw the NEBO 500+ had, has been 100% addressed with THIS AMAZING NITECORE 1000 Lumen MT2A Pro flashlight!! This MT2A’s battery lasts longer, is TWICE as bright as the NEBO, Charges TWICE as fast, and the couple of things that make this MT2A FAR better than any others I’ve used, is NITECORE Focused on Build Quality, hands down, when you’re just holding this light, it just feels like a well-engineered, well-thought through SOLID flashlight… Also, I LOVE the fact that the MT2A deliberately focused on an environmentally tight, hermetically sealed flashlight, by doing away with the so-called “ …

I have a still working Coast HP8R which I like very much. It's probably 5 years old at least and still going strong. However it's large and I have to carry it in a belt sheath, and I wanted something I could fit in a shirt pocket instead.This Nitecore flashlight is much smaller and lighter than the Coast. It fits my shirt pocket fairly well, and while there are even smaller/lighter penlights available, brightness, beam quality and run time suffer. For me the Nitecore is an acceptable compromise between light output and size/weight. YMMV.Light output of the Nitecore is similar to the Coast (both are rated 1000 lumens on high), both have three brightness levels. I assume the Coast has a longer run time because its battery is physically larger but since it's a older design I'm not even sure …

Let's get this out of the way first......My name is Alan and I am a flashaholic.OK.....The product arrived on time and well packaged. For the record, I have lights that encompass everything from budget lights to high end lights like those made by SureFire. I have a number of other Nitecore products as well. So why add another one?Up to 1,000 lumens in a pen light was irresistible. I always carry at least two lights, one being a keychain light and the other is normally worn in a belt holster. There are times however, when a more discreet carry is called for. That may be a penlight. Now to be fair, this is on the larger wide for a penlight.Compared to a Streamlight Sylus...To accommodate the larger lithium battery pack and the AA batteries...It is probably about 40% wider than the Stylus. …

The Nitecore MT2A Pro is an excellent option for an EDC flashlight in the 2x AA form factor category. The included rechargeable NL1416R battery lasts a very long time on the medium setting. I only have to charge the battery every couple of weeks with what I would consider to be "regular" daily use for an EDC flashlight (a minute or two here, a minute or two there, each day on average). The single guarded tail switch is easy to manipulate and has a very satisfying tactile feel and audible click. Changing brightness is as simple as a momentary half press of the tail switch, while the light is on, to step through the three brightness levels; the last used brightness level is stored so you don't have to step through brightness levels each time you turn the flashlight on. The pocket clip is …