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Nitecore 1,000-Lumen TUP Pocket Light

Nitecore 1,000-Lumen TUP Pocket Light

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Pumping out 1,000 lumens in a compact frame, the Nitecore TUP is a necessity on nighttime adventures. Outfitted with five separate modes, it can be catered to any setting on the go Read More

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Kevin5172
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Mar 27, 2022
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A Little Workhorse
Over two years of regular use and still going strong. A versatile light with good battery life and overkill in brightness capability. Too big for a keychain but you'll want to keep close at hand.
Recommends this product? Yes
trancertong
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Apr 11, 2021
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Perfect EDC flashlight
This flashlight is BRIGHT for it's size, and the little OLED display is such a great convenience feature for a light that may life in your jacket pocket for months at a time without use, so you can see exactly what charge you have left. The lock is simple to use and it's compact enough that you can almost forget it's there.
Recommends this product? Yes
shrouna
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Apr 5, 2021
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impressive
safe, powerful, easy, for most common proximity uses
Recommends this product? Yes
chiseen
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Mar 25, 2021
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Nice high ouput torch
It is impressively bright, and I love seeing the remaining run time. It is a bit big for the pocket but I prefer to have the high output in my bugout bag.
Recommends this product? Yes
pronto022004
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Feb 11, 2021
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Light weight with solid performance
One dislike- A bit bulky in the Pant/Jean
Recommends this product? Yes
martinsrt
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Feb 9, 2021
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MASSIVE LIGHT IN A TINY BODY
I have been carrying this, religiously, for a little less than a year now. I can't leave my house without my TUP. This is the best pocket light in existence, and backed by the build quality that only Nightcore has to offer, it will be on my person for many, many years to come.
Recommends this product? Yes
Viscount
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Feb 9, 2021
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Nice little light but not the best. Somehow even on lock it still gets activated in my back pocket. Turbo mode is great. Other levels are extremely useful. Beam is a focused spot with no hotspot in the middle. Very reasonable run time with a quick recharge. The screen is just plain cool. Now the bad. The overall shape and button placement is awkward in the hand and pocket. Clip is uncomfortable but secure and deep. Usb B when most everything is c. Been carrying for 6 months but always looking to replace it after it took over for a lumintop aaa.
Recommends this product? No
PeterMacNeil
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Jan 9, 2021
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It's a light
It's a light, would have liked it more long lasting at the brighter setting.
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KBPedd
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Jan 4, 2021
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Bright little sucker
Great little light bright the only problem I ran across is accidentally locking feature and then not remembering how to unlock
Recommends this product? Yes
OneFunr6
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Jan 1, 2021
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Excellent quality EDC light.
Small, but very bright and powerful. Holds a charge for weeks. I will probably buy a second one.
Recommends this product? Yes
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I care. It's fine if you choose not to care, but you prolly wanna be more careful distinguishing between laziness and sensibility. I mean, does your car start with a key, or a handcrank? Does your place have a dishwasher even though it also has a sink? A microwave even though it has a stove? Do you own any electronic device with a remote control? I'm sure there's a LOT more applicable examples where that come, considering that you're here reading these words in an online gadget store. Yet you don't think these are indications of laziness so much as simple timesavers in a busy life, right? Good, because that's the point. Where I'm coming from: I plug in my phone every day -- it takes micro USB. I plug in my iPad every day -- it takes USB C. I have to fuss with my phone, just like I have to fuss with my headset and my bluetooth speaker and anything else I have that charges on USB micro. To that point I think regular USB and micro USB are bad designs and people place a lot of unnecessary wear and tear on them trying to connect them properly. And I like USB C because I'm not screwing up the cable OR the port and I'm not wasting time, stopping whatever train of thought I had going in order to focus in on a pointless menial task. Instead I'm setting my iPad down, grabbing the cable, slotting it, and going on my way. I suppose if there were some sort of quality difference to using a micro USB -- for instance it charged faster, or placed less wear and tear on the connection, or the like -- I'd use it by preference, for the same reason I brew coffee in a French press instead of an automatic setup, the same reason I'm willing to spend hours screwing around with a pocket knife in order to achieve a minor improvement in its function. But there is no such quality difference to the function of charging, only the difference in the amount of screwing around. Two cents -- keep all the change. :)
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