Nitecore TM20K

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I mean, I understand it, what can they do with so small cooling fins and lightweight design (I know I said a while ago it is heavy - let me explain: heavy generally, as a flashlight for hikes and carrying it for a long time, lightweight as that bright flashlight). Instead of using 2 different lights for different taskts, the TM20k uses 19 LEDs and reflector design to give you the beams you need for any kind of task. Dual Switch One-Handed Operation - Weighing at just under 430g it's easy to use over several hours without feeling fatigue. We will collect the Import Fees Deposit at the time of your purchase and use it to cover applicable taxes and duties on import.

The ambidextrous lever button will access turbo or strobe, depending on which was last used, when either side of the button is held down. I have been using the flashlight for a month and already one of the buttons that is responsible for maximum power has broken. That means each one produces just over 1000 lumens – something that’s fairly standard in flashlights these days.

Probably lighter than you expect a 20k lumens flashlight to be, but it "gets" heavier the more you hold it. A built in blue power indicator in the power button indicates the remaining battery voltage with a series of flashes by pressing the mode button when the torch is off but unlocked.

This is kind of what I’d expect, as the TM20K follows the same rules of thermodynamics as everything else in the universe. Something that might be a ‘pro’ for one user can be a ‘con’ for another, so the comments are categorised based on my requirements.Soo, if you somehow charge a flashlight with non-removable battery every day, it will still have 80% of its original capacity.

Integrated ATR technology adjusts the TM20K's output based on working conditions and the surrounding environment to maintain optimum performance. If using a 5 V, 2 A adaptor the charging indicator will flash slowly, and once charging is complete in any charging mode the charging indicator will turn solid blue. The spotlight by itself only goes to 1200 lm and 260m throw though, so don’t expect to use spotlight mode like a pocket thrower. The (at the time) spectacular TM10K recently welcomed a big brother which, as the name already suggests, has double the amount of output.If you need a very bright flashlight to use in every condition (thanks to its IP68 rating) then this is the flashlight for you. Cramming this many LEDs in a light means there’s no room for normal size reflectors, resulting in not as much throw as something with just 1 LED.