MH12 Pro

I’ve been using this light on a daily basis for the last month and a half and I must say I’m impressed. I’m in the construction field and I need a good quality light for my work and this has been working out quite well. I also EDC this light even when I’m not working! This has many advantages compared to the Acebeam E70 Thrunite TC15 I was using. I will list the pros and some of the cons below. Pros: 1)Very long battery life, this light will last me a couple weeks on a single charge and it’s great to have battery indicators always visible 2). Very long beam throw considering the size of this light with a tight hotspot 3) very high lumen and candella output for the size of this light 4) ability to tail stand is a plus 5) perfect size for EDC and it’s barely noticeable in my jeans or work pants pockets 6) the clip is two way so it can clip to the brim of a hat and be used like a headlamp 7) lots of functionality with the user interface. 8) reasonably priced for the light 9) USB-C charging 10) proximity sensor so it doesn’t burn a hole in your pocket from accidental activation 11) tail switch with momentary on/off To be fair in the review I’ll list some of my cons associated with this light: 1) The user interface requires thought and memorization to figure out how to get into the special modes like strobe, beacon, sos, tactical, etc with no dedicated tactical switch like the P20ix 2) the beam color has a slight green tint to it, it doesn’t bother me much but maybe to others it might 3) although it can tail stand it’s not the most stable since the base is not a solid ring 4) turbo mode doesn’t last very long and does produce quite a bit of heat but that’s to be expected with this size light. Its duration varies depending on the temperature you’re operating in, I notice it stays on longer when it’s very cold outside. High mode is more than enough light for most of my needs which usually doesn’t step down. Overall I find this light to have great build quality and I highly recommend it!

This flashlight is a nitecore. I shouldn't have to say much else but I will. WOW is it bright. I upgraded from a p12 that I got 10 years ago (that still runs flawlessly and is my backup) and I am very impressed. It retains charge very well when not in use, and that's very important when you are using this as an EDC or in EMS like I do. It's important your equipment works when you need it. Very durable construction yet light relatively. Battery life is fantastic. If you're running it full throttle it gets warm but that's any flashlight of this output level. I almost never need more than level 3/4 for extended periods of time. Plus it comes with a belt clamp, carrying pouch, and wrist loop. The strobe feature is as epic as any other nitecore with its randomized flash patterns that truly disorient anyone on the opposing side. I would argue this light is tactically applicable based on its specs. Lastly and the biggest selling point for me is its USB-C rechargeable. FINALLY no more charging docks. The battery is still removable in case you need a fast swap, but the light charges very quickly to where I've never needed to. Absolutely worth every penny for a light that will last you 10+ years even if you don't baby it.

I got this flashlight for my job at security when my other flashlight died on me. This flashlight is probably one of my favorites amongst the ones I've had. I did some reviews on this before purchasing, the website says it's 3300 lumens, but I've seen a couple of sites quote it to be around 2700-2800 for the turbo mode. 2700 lumens is still ridiculously bright for something this size, considering it's length falls right under a dollar bill. I do love the interface of this flashlight that tells you the output/battery level. The beam is also nice and fairly focused. If you're looking for more of a flood light, you may want to get something else. I've only tested this light at about 80 yards at night and the beam had no issues illuminating the trees. "Turbo" mode is a bit excessive for normal use and it gets hot quickly, within seconds. Turbo mode starts to dim down after 10-15 seconds and becomes noticeable around 20-25 seconds. You definitely don't want to be touching the lamp housing for awhile if you kept it on for this long. Once it cools down a bit, turbo mode goes back to normal, which I believe is a feature it has to protect itself. High mode is still really bright, medium/low would be ideal for indoors. It even has a super-low mode. Flashlight feel very solid, charging took maybe 2-3 hours out of the box, although it may take longer if it's low. Mine showed 2/4 bars when I started. Everything feels good with this flashlight.

I will start this review with the caveat that my experience with high performance flashlights is very minimal. I purchased this for an upgrade to my old dim halogen and bargain bin LED flashlights we used only for emergencies. I figured I should have a QUALITY light for any real emergency. So let me start off with my first impressions. Light feels solid in hand, it has a nice weight to it. The finish is a bit slippery though which caused me to drop it when trying to take it out of my pocket. It landed hard on the pavement in my driveway and sustained only the smallest of dings. I was surprised how well it stood up to it. Now for the performance, I was absolutely blown away. I can shine this and light up treetops 100+ yards away like it’s daytime. The beam is very focused but there is still adequate “flood” to it to see more than what’s just directly in front of you. Even on the low setting, the light reaches out quite a distance. However in that setting there is very little flood. I’d say medium is the best setting for navigating outside at night while maintaining good battery life. Overall VERY impressed with this light. Only downside I can see is the very short duration of Turbo mode but that isn’t exclusive to this light from what I’ve seen. It comes with any super bright compact flashlight. Overall I’d 100% recommend this to anyone looking for a solid “do it all” light for emergencies or “tactical use” (or even if you are just amused by bright flashlights like I now am)

This is my favorite flashlight it's very bright. It feels very high quality and it's got a solid weight. It's not as intuitive as other lights but when you get the hang of it it's very practical. It also has protection against it going off in your bag or pocket. The light sensing tech dims it so it won't get hot. It feels pretty compact too doesn't take up too much space in your pocket. It really can't stand up on a surface, you can kind of balance it but it's not really good for that and I know that's a deal breaker for some.

Still lives up to the name. It's bright, has many options which are easy to control with the buttons, lasts a very long time on each charge, and holds up great showing no signs of wear. Truly is the best. Haven't found one better yet.

We're all too old to keep stocking odd batteries or taking proprietary chargers or cables with us when traveling. So in non-alkaline flashlights, USB-C charging is a must from this moment forward and the MH12 Pro, happily, implements it well with a sealed plug right on the light. You can take it with you and use the same adapter as your phone or many other electronics. This saves the choice between more packing clutter or the pre-trip calculations about whether or not the power in your light will last if you don't take more odd batteries or the odd charger. Other pluses include the on-light power output indication and charge status lights. You won't be able to go back to an older-model light without them. Clicky tailswitch and mode-control user experience is well-implemented. The light has a crisp central spot and a pleasing cool color temperature. It's a handy size that's probably as big as a light reasonably could be for pocket carry, though I don't carry mine that way, of which more below. Yes the emitter gets hot when you run it at max power but any light in this category will heat up when unleashing the fury of 3,300 lumens. Not many problems here but there are some important ones you should know about: First is the MH12 Pro's ostensible capability to tail-stand: It's bad. The design of the tail and switch means the light wobbles and it likely won't stay up on its own very long if you need a light to stand up on end and illuminate a room. Another issue is with the detachable pocket clip: it's useless. If you're a light-clipped-to-the-pocket type of person this will not do well for you. The light comes with a belt holster if you prefer to carry that way. I dunno if every unit will ship with such a weak clip but mine is unusable. This light's core features and performance, as a flashlight, are great, but at this price it's really unfortunate to have the tail-stand and clip problems. They are deal-breakers for a certain type of user and you should know that if you're considering the MH12 Pro.

Best flashlight I’ve ever had. Battery last quite a while with regular use. Takes all night to charge from dead but that’s expected. Dim enough on 1-2 to not blind you when working up close and bright enough on 4 to clearly see up to about 150 yards. When I say clearly I mean clearly. It shines quite a bit farther with less visibility. It does get uncomfortably hot on 4 if you keep it on for more than a minute or so but who cares. Pricy but its worth it.

Ca. 1 Jahr im Einsatz und bis jetzt sehr zufrieden. Wenn Akku mal defekt wäre kann er ersetzt werden. Laufzeit und Leuchtstärke sind super

The design was well though. All the indicators function are useful. Easy to grip. Light is very strong and the footprint is compacted. Not able to run the long time testing, but this brand should be good

I've not used it for a full charge so far but I like the quality and brightness of this flashlight.

Diese Lampe ist fast wie ein Scheinwerfer. Phantastisch hell.

Eine sehr gute Taschenlampe! Stufe vier ist schon brutal! Habe einen Punkt abgezogen wegen dem Preis! Sonst ist sie immer weiter zu empfehlen!