BEFORE YOU BUY nitecore edc 27 on amazon!

SUPER BRIGHT FLASHLIGHT- The Nitecore EDC27 is a high performance EDC flashlight capable of a 3000 lumen max and a max beam throw of 240 yards.
ULTRA SLIM EDC FLASHLIGHT - Designed to easily carry in pocket, the EDC27 is only half inch thick flat shape with a strong clip
USB-C RECHARGEABLE - fast charged to full in 1.25 hours and enjoy up to 37 hours run time with a digital display screen for real time lumen readouts, battery levels, and remaining runtimes.
EASY TO OPERATE - Side by side dual switches support the single hand operation. Use the power switch to turn on/off and the mode switch to cycle through five brightness. Hold the mode switch at any time for the instant strobe.
Contents: Nitecore EDC27 flashlight, USB-C charging cable, lanyard, and a Lumentac case.

[@snowrs1]

Yeah the EDC27 turbo mode is designed for short bursts, think of this as a 1000 lumen flashlight with a blind feature.

[@toolsandtactics]

yeah pretty cool! it certainly does have a blind mode! thanks!

[@renexwing1546]

It is a EDC Not a Work light

[@chopupyourwife6193]

Kind of a dumb thing to say lol

[@user-tr4wp3db2l]

​@@chopupyourwife6193no bc CDC means acceptable light for general tasks which 1000 lumens is more than sufficient. The 3000 is for blinding an attacker. I'm sorry but your misinformed about what this is! Have a nice day.

[@mitchjohnson615]

I’ve been using this flashlight for several months. I love it! 2000 lumens is super effective for safety at night and all in a pen size package with usbc connection to recharge. No negatives on my end.

[@toolsandtactics]

i wahed mine by aacident klilled it for 2 months (just the lcd) kept using it now it works again haha 10/10

[@robertwalton4283]

Thanks for the video.

[@toolsandtactics]

Yeah, no problem thank you

[@soundknight]

Thanks for this, I want to avoid a hot light so this was almost prefect but not good enough.

[@Whigu]

I have this flashlight and I haven really happy with it. Only negative thing might be the battery that you can't get new one so easily but I think that when it's gone I want to buy newer flashlight anyways so I don't mind about it too much.

[@toolsandtactics]

That's the way I feel about most powertools lol just get the next gen! But I agree about the battery but then again the battery rarley fails I will break or loose this before the battery fails

[@musicfashionstyle9269]

It's good to buy this EDC27.

[@badimpulses17]

Your using the wrong light for inspection thats your flaw not the light. Nitecore has lights made for inspections.

[@toolsandtactics]

Cool I like this 1 because it disappears in your pocket always have it

[@tyronewalker5764]

Just came in the mail.

[@justindreptu7308]

Is it getting hot just when you use the turbo mode or even when you use the 1000lm ?

[@toolsandtactics]

mainly just turbo 1000 lums isnt that bright

[@ToolswithSoAlz]

Hot isn't good?

[@ToolswithSoAlz]

Your beard is weird

[@7even871]

2:52 please reiterate why this wouldn’t be good for an average person if you said that you aren’t an average person. Fairly positive that an average person wouldn’t have the problems that you have because more often than not if they’re not inspectors.

[@toolsandtactics]

short bursts is ok no a good light for being on more than 2 minutes at a time thanks try an olite and or a coast, coast makes very good lights for hours of use ! don't get hot and they dont exaggerate the lumen output i have the olite seeker and its awesome

[@KansasTools]

Burnt toast hot or installing a metal roof on a 105 degree day hot? Also did you test it with the temp meter? Also how many lumens is turbo mode?

[@toolsandtactics]

I keep forgetting to tell you that light meter is extremly useful for setting up a room and studio for light but hits over load on all flashlights

[@toolsandtactics]

300 lumens Luke 120degrees hot

[@toolsandtactics]

3000

[@KansasTools]

@@toolsandtactics yeah I wasn’t sure how much that thing could actually read but that’s awesome it works for studio light that will probably benefit you more in the long run

[@KansasTools]

@@toolsandtactics if your shining the light directly at the meter maybe try point it up at the ceiling and letting it read total light distribution. Maybe that could tell the difference between flashlights?