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Nitecore C2 6,500-Lumen Rechargeable Flashlight
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Nitecore C2 6,500-Lumen Rechargeable Flashlight
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Looking at the Nitecore C2’s unusual rectangular form factor, its shocking output power makes even more sense. Capable of producing 6,500 lumens, the torch is backed by four CREE XHP35 LEDs Read More
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DavidinKenai
48
Sep 13, 2019
ForciteThanks for that video link. Non-USB charger, stupid disco modes in the rotation, fire hazard, and too hot to hold after a minute of use are each rule-outs for me.
And, a massive mAh battery pack but no way to use it as a charger?!? If my car dies or I’m lost in the woods, recharging my cell phone is more important than sending an SOS signal to the International Space Station.
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Davidsh331
284
Jun 26, 2019
Another hard NO to another Drop product... A flashlight without a user serviceable battery? I don't think so. I pay $150 for the flashlight, then when the battery fails and stops holding a charge, which they all do (yes, even lithium ion), I am supposed to just throw out a $150 flashlight, rather than have the ability to replace the battery? That's ludicrous. No thank you...
NiteNinja
140
Nov 11, 2019
Davidsh331In my experience, nothing is non-user serviceable, outside the screen of a Surface tablet computer.
However, not everyone is willing to get down and dirty with their $150 flashlight after 400 recharge cycles so I do see your point. Same reason that even in 2019, I refuse to let go of my LG V20 because I can, and have, replaced it's battery. A removable battery pack would've been a better choice for this particular flashlight, even if it's using a JST connector.
Kamakazi
45
Keyboard Club Member
Sep 18, 2018
Just got my C2 today works great but wondering if I should be concerned about the fairly loud hissing while useing Turbo mode?
bpchristensen
172
Aug 17, 2018
meh - another proprietary charging cable to keep track of - that's always a deal-killer for me.
frenetic1amnesic
2
Aug 18, 2018
bpchristensenYep, this is a deal breaker. High current USB-C or micro USB is the way to go, that way you can use any cable you want.
I have the Tiny Monster TM28 and lost track of which charger it came with. It's somewhere in my crap drawer with all the other generic chargers, but I have a few to choose from that fit the jack. Unfortunately, the voltages are all over the place and I don't want to damage the TM28 by giving it a higher voltage that it's meant to see, and I can't find the voltage anywhere online. At least the TM28 has user replaceable 18650 batteries and it's easy to swap out. Lose the charger for this flashlight and you're SOL.
Interestingly, the video review that the other commenter posted here shows the details of the charger and it's 12V. Fingers crossed that it's the same charger for the TM28.
I have the Tiny Monster TM28 and lost track of which charger it came with. It's somewhere in my crap drawer with all the other generic chargers, but I have a few to choose from that fit the jack. Unfortunately, the voltages are all over the place and I don't want to damage the TM28 by giving it a higher voltage that it's meant to see, and I can't find the voltage anywhere online. At least the TM28 has user replaceable 18650 batteries and it's easy to swap out. Lose the charger for this flashlight and you're SOL.
Interestingly, the video review that the other commenter posted here shows the details of the charger and it's 12V. Fingers crossed that it's the same charger for the TM28.
Lovalvo
9
Aug 19, 2018
I would STRONGLY recommend watching the full Nick Shabazz review of this light on Youtube. Definitely has some hugely fatal flaws.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Twov7lOTbtI
Major_Infidel
316
Jun 25, 2019
Nitecore is giving us a tremendous amount of output in a relatively small package with this one. If they can create a version 2.0 with replaceable batteries, USB charging and a recessed activation button, they will have a killer light on their hands.
glennac
1363
Feb 16, 2020
My Collection of Mini Soda Can Flood Lights
(I’m reposting this pic here because it got cropped in the “Photos” section.)
glennac
1363
Feb 22, 2020
Those are a tough set of criteria. 🤔 Every recognizable flashlight brand these days uses a software based UI. And because most enthusiasts want options, UI’s will likely be involved if not complicated.
Are you involved with Reddit? They have a form you can fill out with your criteria and post with many more eyes seeing it than here.
https://www.reddit.com/r/flashlight/submit?
directorvector
25
Sep 16, 2019
A retail $240 flashlight with a **rechargeable** battery only. Seriously, why?
It will be useless in no time.
glennac
1363
Sep 18, 2019
directorvectorI get the “built-in battery” issue. But why “useless in no time”? Li-ion cells can have hundreds of recharge cycles. It will be years before a user even gets close to the end-of-life for the battery.
In the meantime, you’ve got a 6,000 lumen light for $150. And before anyone poopoos that, who uses Turbo beyond momentary anyways or to impress their friends? Even better though is the 1000 lumens for 6 ½ hours. THAT’s worth the discounted price here. And this light is smaller and more compact than you might think.
And ignore the retail price of $240. No one pays full price for a high-powered flashlight unless you have to possess the latest and greatest. There are way too many sales and discounts out there to be worried about the MSRP.
This is a great deal. Where else are you going to find this very light for less than $150? Sure, you can get more powerful lights for less, but not everyone is familiar or comfortable with buying from China direct.
DSH007
Sep 13, 2019
This does not look especially comfortable to carry or hold..
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