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Nitecore TINI 380-Lumen Rechargeable Flashlight
captain
240
Jan 18, 2019
Built-in irreplaceable lipo is not good. I’ve learned the hard way to not trust built-in batteries.
A two second delay between pushing the on button and the light coming on is a deal killer.
Here is a good review:
https://youtu.be/6drOplrdUcY
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Lights-N-Things
33
Mar 12, 2019
captainI agree this is serious, but I already have more than one EDC light so this one is just for fun. I got the SS version for less from Andrew & Amanda today.
drtfk
1
Mar 14, 2019
captainThe 2 second delay is the only reason why I WOULD by it. Keeps it from turning on easily in your pocket!
captain
240
Mar 14, 2019
drtfkThat’s what LOCKOUT is for. There is zero excuse, or reason, for a two second delay in turning on. It’s still going to turn on in your pocket and burn a hole through your leg if you don’t use its lame lockout system, it’ll just take two seconds longer. But If it works for you, more power to you. I returned mine...mostly because it was defective, but also for all those reasons.
Lights-N-Things
33
Mar 16, 2019
Lights-N-ThingsWow, their flash sale is over (Andrew & Amanda), but I the lights are already delivered. They are quite nice compared to other generations of Nitcore USB keychain lights (all of which had their own serious issues). I would prefer the power button be the one closest to the front of the light. The small size is my favorite feature of this new design, but it does hurt ergonomics a bit. At the daily deal price though they were a good buy (SS for $20). If they were still on sale I'd buy some more for gifts,
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