Nitecore MH12 Pro Review -- Tactical EDC Flashlight with UHi40 LED

Hello KZbin, Flashlight Enthusiast here! Let's take a look at small EDC tactical flashlight from Nitecore UHi40 Cool White LED and large 5,300mAh 21700 battery. Enjoy!
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Table of content:
0:00 Intro
0:48 Box & Content
2:55 Design
6:11 UI Overview
7:37 Charging
7:41 Lumen levels
7:48 Runitme graph
8:30 Beamshots
9:43 Summary

[@Ray_of_Light62]

Do you have an idea of who manufacture the Nitelab LEDs? The UHi Leds are engineered for use in flashlights, so they have an incredible set of characteristics, all around the use in portable lighting. They have one single negative characteristic - their green hue at low lumens levels, a problem that was present in the second generation of Seoul and Luxeon LEDs. But their optical specifications are incredible in minimising luminous losses when matched to a flashlight reflector. Their circular build makes for a beatiful round beam without artefacts and disuniformities. Thank you for the review. I have the MH25 Pro and it is in my EDC rotation (a set of one flood and one throwy light, plus some keychains). Greetings from the UK, Anthony

[@Lume-O-Holic]

Host is to small, overheats fast! Found it useless in real police work.

[@kueyteow8663]

Hye, do you think sofirn c8L is okay for security/police? Or is it too big? Because i find that sofirn c8L can sustain turbo for almost 2-3 minutes before stepping down, although it will became really hot though.

[@Lume-O-Holic]

@@kueyteow8663 you want a real duty light that I’ve never seen step down then get the Streamlight 88080 ProTac HL 5-X USB 3500 $105.00 with 2 batteries. I own 2 myself and a ranger friend owns 2 and he got a few other officers to get one and they have been in service for a few years now and still going strong. Yes you gotta remove the battery’s to charge them but that makes the IXP a solid 8

[@renexwing1546]

surprised? really? 🙈 it's an EDC flashlight. not a lamp for professional work.