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The Nitecore EA45S is a rock-solid handheld flashlight made to maximize beam distance. Because its body is molded from a single piece of liquified aerospace-grade aluminum, the EA45S is up to 200 percent stronger than traditional three-piece flashlights Read More
JJN11I'd like to know this too. Mine won't turn on, despite putting in brand new batteries. I'm not sure what's wrong, but it's really frustrating. Considering returning this.
Of all the flashlights I've seen on here lately, this one seems practical. In both luminosity, and price. Still wish they'd use a 18650 L-Ion battery standard, you could fit 4 at a bit larger than the size of 4x AA's and get the necessary voltage, and recharging convenience, at the expense of a slightly larger frame.
Of course I got many AA NIMH's sitting around and at the price, beggars can't be choosers, right?
I recently found myself in the market for a flashlight with the ability to dazzle/disorient ne'er-do-wells and this one seemed to fit the bill.
When I received it, I put in four Amazon Basics AAs (I appreciate the comments about no orientation markings on the tailcap, so I knew to pay attention to springs), fired it up, and... the light went out. Weird.
I'd turn it on, pick a mode, and then it would go out. Or I'd force turbo mode and then it would go out. Weird, weird, weird.
It dawned on me that -- not wanting to strip the threads on the tailcap (thank you also to those who commented about that) -- I'd probably been a little too gentle with the tightening, so I removed the tailcap, pushed down on it before catching the thread and tightening as far as it would go, and... now all is good. No weird power off problems and, just to make sure, I smacked the side and bottom pretty hard a few times to see if that would make it power off and it didn't.
So long as I don't have any more spontaneous power-off weirdness, I'm happy with it. Thanks!
CAustinThey do make rechargeable AA batteries. Why do companies make lights with built in rechargeable batteries that last 200 charge cycles, then you have to throw the entire light away instead of just replacing the battery.
ScroogeMcDuckI don't trust cheapo electronics with questionable batteries. I've had one cheapo rechargeable bike light that popped open when recharging. The battery had swollen to twice its normal size. Luckily it didn't burn my house down. I think I'll pay a few extra bucks to be safe.
Hi all. Does this light remember the last brightness setting? I like to keep a light on my nightstand and not have to cycle through all the brightness settings when I turn it in or off...
MajorpanicYes, it does turn on at the same level you turned it off. You can also turn it on in the lowest, or highest, mode by long pressing the power or mode button