L71 Tactical Flashlights High Lumens, Type-C Rechargeable Magnetic Flashlight 90 Degree Working Light, IP65 Waterproof 1800 Lunmens LED Flashlights for Camping Outdoor Emergency, 8 Models

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Its a Great light i just didnt like the cost

== TL;DR: Improved quality-of-life changes over previous iterations (compared against N9), new features, and 'better' battery fwiw. == Summary: This is an upgrade purchase I made going from my Nicron N9 to L71; the old one still works just fine. This flashlight in comparison resolves a few minor issues I had with the previous version by adding in a USB-C charger built-in to the frame of the unit, and mounting the magnet inside the battery end-cap instead of being press-fit on the outside. == Pros: * Build Quality - Exceeds my previous Nicron by moving the magnet location to inside the end-cap; whereas the N9 had the magnet press-fit outside, thus preventing wear and tear to the protective coating of the magnet. Magnet strength is slightly diminished, but not enough so that it makes a difference and I 100% appreciate this change... I had concerns that eventually the magnet on the old unit would crack and start to come loose from its fitting. Pivoting of the head-assembly seems as smooth as the old one; though i would note the old one would require occasional electrical contact spray cleaning approximately every year or so to ensure continued operation. * Battery/Battery Life - Unknown for the new unit at this point, as I used unprotected cells with the old unit and this one came with a protected cell that I will be fielding for the foreseeable future. It should be noted that when I asked the seller what the battery size was, they reported it was a 21700; this is incorrect in my experience as the unit I received included an 18650 protected cell. This is what I typically use though, and so do not consider it a mark against the flashlight. * Size - Almost as compact as the N9, the L71 has a few millimeter positive difference at the head of the unit, where I plastic light-ring has been included. Not nearly enough of a change to be an issue, and I find the light ring inclusion a net-positive. * Cost - Considering what I received, it feels worth the money spent if all other things are equal to my previous iteration's experience. Time will tell in this regard, but I have not been led astray as of yet by Nicron's products. == Cons: * Build Quality - As previously mentioned, I've once in a blue-moon had to clean the head-assembly pivot point with electrical contact spray cleaner on the N9 version. Nothing from what I have observed in the L71 has led me to believe this will change, but I feel that is in the nature of the beast of mechanically-actuated angle-change flashlights, so do with that what you will. I do not care for the rubberized/PVC-like non-slip grip material, and will likely remove it from my L71 and replace with a custom leather grip. I would have preferred metal knurling like on the N9. I also have yet to get the "lock mode" to actually engage in all the testing I've done thus far, but considering my use-case, this is a non-issue for me. * Battery - Be aware: 18650, not a 21700 as reported by the seller when I posited the question to them. Moreover; ensure you're getting quality batteries from a reliable source. * Cost - I'm a cheap son-of-a-gun and the $40 I paid still made me grumble (10% off at time of purchase for me), but them's the breaks if you want something that will last years (as has been my experience). == Asides/Personal Notes: Highest setting for the standard lighting seems brighter than the old N9 I had, I like that. Thermal output at higher lumens is absolutely noticeable; though I typically only run it at the highest setting when it's a cooler ambient temperature anyways. I kept the old N7 in my pocket as an EDC, and intend to do the same with this. I usually keep the unit on lowest setting before turning it off and have not had an issue yet. I have concerns regarding the rubber plug used to protect the charging port eventually failing (either from wear or age), but it should be something that can be mitigated. I have moved the pocket-clip from the new unit to the old one, and the pictures attached show this fact.

I needed something like this as a dedicated flashlight for my gun workbench. I was so surprised at how bright it was at the highest level and the magnet is very strong. I put this thing sideways on the bench and it just went clank and stayed right where I put it. Also, love you can rotate the head. Great value and highly recommended.

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