ThruNite TT10 Tactical LED Flashlight, Rechargeable EDC Handheld Flashlight, 3700 high lumens XHP 70B, 5000mAh Rechargeable Battery Included - NW

It is smaller than I expected and it is a great light with easy to understand features like the instant turbo button and the smaller strobe button both located on the end of the flashlight. The low medium and high brightness levels are on the accessible on the side button so it really doesn't get easier to understand. So far the brightness of this flashlight has been very satisfactory and it provides a good beam with flood as the pattern with it's orange peel reflector. I like the fact that the strike bezel can be removed if desired but I'll keep mine on for now. It's great that it is rechargable via micro usb but I'd like to start seeing the usb-c option in the future. Keep up the great work and I'll continue to look for your future products.

Update: Something continues to be wrong with the tailcap. I use this in my pro gear (pilot) and it often turns on even after being locked out. The stobe will turn on in my bag and its annoying. Tightening it or maneuvering the tailcap has never helped. I don't carry it anymore. Two starts because the light is really really nice when it works, but the buttons are intermittent on the tailcap, and I can't lock it out where it absolutely won't turn on when I don't want to use it. I should have returned it.---------------------------------------------------------------I bought the NW and will compare this to the much larger NW mini TN30 (2016). Both have a nice blended center spot surrounded by a very bright flood. Both are warm and show greens and browns very nicely compared to some of my cool white lights. The TT10 has a larger center spot compared to the TN30. The brightness is actually pretty comparable between the two. The difference for me comes in the run times and the size/weight. For me I can usually do what I need around the 300-400 lumen for several hours. The TT10 provides 1100 for over two hours if I need. The TN30 provides a much wider flood at a significant weight cost, but over twice the run times. If you need more than 1100L for more than two hours pass on this light. Outside of that I prefer the TT10 to the TN30 for size/weight/ and the ability to charge over USB.Pros: Bright flood with good color. Size/weight. Ability to charge over USB. Tailcap stand, and tailcap switches are nice. Very high grade for fir and finish. Side switch is slightly raised and opposite rubber charging cover so easy to find in the dark.Cons: small purple spot in the middle of the beam.

I really like this ThruNite TT10 flashlight. It's more than twice as powerful and half the size of my old O-Light flashlight that it is replacing. For my purposes I like the direct access to strobe.I do have a minor complaint - the charging light turns blue at 21% to 100% battery charge with no other indication when the battery is 100% charged. I would suggest to ThruNite that they use some way of indicating when the battery is fully charged (like having the blue charge light flash when the charge is 100%). Other than this minor quibble, I'm quite happy with my purchase and I expect years of good service from this flashlight.

Let me say i have several of thrunite lights ..this light is really bright and i like the lock feature but mine had a problem thrunite came to support and after trying a couple things to fix just replaced the light good company. But the light has a problem it will turn self on,or like today when turned on flash go out charge light comes on,but if plug in chargerIts fully charged hmmm,if you play with tail cap its back to working till next time.this has happened on 2 lightsSo i think this should be addressed and i am sure they will but i would wait and make sure it has been fixed beforeBuying

I am a somewhat a flashlight nut and have a pretty large collection of lights. I received my first Thrunite TT10, charged the new 26650 battery fully as I usually do but found that the blue LED in the switch blinked continuously as with an "improper charge". So I returned it the next day. I got the new one and assumed it was good as I worked after charging and first few uses. No the light blinks, won't stay on and the LED turns red each time I try to enter Turbo. Unfortunately I am now 13 days past the return date through Amoazon. Now I'll have to pay to ship this one to Thrunite. Not happy.

I love the instant turbo, instant strobe dedicated rear buttons, the instant moonlight with a long press(about 2 seconds) from the side button, and the options to toggle through the levels of light from the side button also. I hear a bunch of people don't like how it will go back down to low level after 3 seconds, I actually like that instead of having to go all the way to high to go back down is a plus for me. It can also tail stand nicely, which is great for a makeshift candlelight or way brighter if u want in a room. The removable front bezel is solid for a self defense option. The beam pattern is wide with good enough range, bright area light for its size. The 21700 battery it comes with is nice, longer run times than an 18650. I just wish it had a pocket clip, I put a pocket clip on it from another flashlight. It does have some glitches I have seen on a review on youtube..I found out for my light if I turned the tail cap just slightly loose it fixed it for me. Thrunite just needs to fine tune it and give it a pocket clip and it will be a great light in my opinion. I still love it overall so i gave it a 4star.

I have several Thrunite lights and they are all fantastic. The problem is, the controls are completely different for each light. The guide that comes with the light is poor. This light has the typical side on/off button, and 2 rear buttons I cant quite figure out yet. One is called a lock button, one is a "tactical tail switch". No diagrams are included with the instructions. I am worried about this one, as it turned on by itself while messing around with it, and, at one point, none of the buttons would turn it off and I had to unscrew the light and remove the battery to shut it off.Another weird one, this lights side button will glow on and off when the light is not in use. Why? Not sure. Is it supposed to? Not sure.