Nitecore TM9K PRO Review: Pros, Cons, and Must-Know Features!

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[@yobtnirp3D]

I don’t even need it I’m just addicted to buying them😂

[@ivrsn_1569]

This would fit me as a civilian volunteer, with the recent flooding here in my country, Philippines, extensive search and rescue extended through out the night. And grid power is down due to the floods. The amount of lumens and beam shot type fits the work i do. Thank you Nitecore!

[@vheenchraysuazo6394]

Where from Philippines 🇵🇭 sir??

[@ivrsn_1569]

@@vheenchraysuazo6394 someparts here sa QC metromanila

[@Owann01]

I have been using the TM9K TAC and this right here is a good upgrade! I have been using nitecore flashlight eversince and it didn’t let me down. As a firefighter it is very important to have reliable and quality flashlights during operations. Thank you Nitecore!!

[@manortv640]

3 months ago there was a fire in my neighborhood, then the power was cut for 2hours. I have my Acebeam P17 on me and I lend it to one of the firefighters and he actually liked the light and it never came back to me , atleast he's happy with it🤣🤣. Now this light could be a good replacement for my P17.

[@levian-cons]

I'm a university student and I walk to school, and for days that I have late lessons, I have to walk home through some dark area that are so complicated status with pocket pickers and some bridges which lacks of lights that are scary sometimes, so that I have dreamed to have an EDC lights in my bag to use in those situations, for lighting and self defense in emergency situation although no one wants to meet it once. Moreover, as a civil engineering intern, I usually have a concrete shift at night, and a light is helpful to see how concrete goes in the structure and framework. Hope that I'm lucky enough to have an opportunity to win and own this light for myself. Thanks Nitecore Singapore for advertising and recommendations about useful and high-end lights that are really helpful and useful for enforcements, engineers, workers and people with daily needs like me.

[@williamsun6336]

you should get edc25 or edc33

[@levian-cons]

@@williamsun6336 but this is a giveaway lol 😅

[@flashlightnoob]

I hope you get a decent flashlight from Nitecore

[@levian-cons]

​@@flashlightnoob love that. Thanks so much

[@TheGeranimo86]

I would definitely use this light in my line of work. I am involved with daily searches and am always in need of extra light. This light looks amazing!

[@linshuteng]

Im always a nitecore lover. Because of how compact their flashlight. And i must say it is really durable, very usefulalso here in Philippines since we have always power outage. . ❤️😍😍 im from Philippines i really love your videos sir.

[@sq4rs]

I checked a few days ago to see if you had a review video of the TM9K Pro, and now here it is.😊

[@NitecoreSG]

just in time!

[@JackCantDance]

I am a delivery rider. Sometimes I send to landed property's. Most of the time is too dark and I need a powerful light. Previously was using the Nitecore T4k. But it drop and lost it 😢

[@JaypeePabelico]

With the power and portability of the nitecore TM9K Pro it's so versatile I'll use it as my in-car light.

[@PatrickEnrile]

It definitely is a great use for 8-12 hour shifts for early evening to late night aircraft inspections, especially with the higher brightness for vertical stabilizer and rudder checks. A nice tool to add to my belt if I win this, but a great congratulations to the winner! I especially like the additional information you included with the Turbo modes. I absolutely agree that if you need a constant certain brightness/lumen, then look for that exact torch for your use.

[@5cmarhabanzahidalvaro533]

I don't need it at all in the job, I just like it and want to have it😁

[@AngelOfDeath3o6]

I work on a remote area for bear watch, I have a Walmart bought flashlight and it doesn’t do enough for me. This would be more useful to cover a huge area and distance. 👍🏽

[@FraterOM]

I actually use the NTH25 holster to hold my TM9k pro. The bezzle hangs off a little bit at the bottom but it locks in place with the switch. Its not perfect but you can get it to work and considering the holster isnt that expensive on amazon its a solid purchase. Its great for quick access to the light.I also have the lanyard from the edc35 attached and clipped to my belt for more security. But so far the switch once locked holds it great.

[@JoelCross31]

Great upgrade. I have the tac and the edc 29. I don't use the tac due to no instant access to strobe. Glad the pro fixed this. So far the edc29s shape is perfect for me right now

[@Austin21035]

As a Security Officer working in an Automotive Industry, this light will definitely come in handy with its powerful 9900 lumens to flood up every nook and corner in the workshop. Its strong search beam will be useful to check for targeted areas, such as anybody hidden inside the vehicle after operational hours as well. I believe TM9K Pro will be able to perform and handle these tasks extremely well too. 👍

[@r1szuan]

this kinda of light is useful in batam or Indonesia. bright/small and powerful. always impressive in super dark place like mount bromo. wish these light can sustain longer run time at high lumen.

[@louisarturo5625]

I live in a place here in Philippines where power outages are very frequent. This could be the light that i can use for checking up on my grandparents from the other house where the lamp posts doesnt even work even when there are no power outage. I have yet to experience a more than 4000 lumen light. Could be a good light when helping electricians when they're fixing the lamp posts here. Thank you for the opportunity to win a premium light nitecore. I've been always a fan

[@liberty0758]

Fantastic Tiny Monster, but I've just ordered the P23i, which is going to be awesome for my type of work (delivery and warehousing). Finally my MH12S can go into well deserved retirement.

[@vanlifecreations5729]

Is that a sharge charger?

[@NitecoreSG]

@@vanlifecreations5729 yes it is

[@PatricksFinanzen]

I‘m using the EDC27 for work but would love longer range. Working as a train driver and when checking the trains on the morning we need the distance for the long trains (up to 400m long).

[@Zeeebra]

You’re back!

[@NitecoreSG]

happy to be back!!

[@Kodykenway]

Working as a security guard, I lost my MH12 pro during a chase and takedown. I want another Nitecore to replace it. I work outdoors in a large yard so would love a TM9K with its long throw. I need to replace my daily driver, still trying to decide on a possible upgrade to another Nitecore. The nylon holster would have saved me from losing my light. It was knocked out of the plastic mount on my belt.

[@genjitsu7448]

Recently found your channel. I am a longtime fan of LED lights starting back in the late 90's. I have many LED lights in my collection from over the years and it is cool to see just how things have improved. The light you are reviewing here looks like a true winner, the price is completely reasonable for what it is, not a bad deal and i would love to have one. I work in manufacturing and our plant is 1/2 shut down. I am the production manager so I have to stay until the last person leaves because I have to lock the building up. In the winter when the sun sets early it get's creepy over on the shutdown side. There is an air compressor that i have to turn off and it is noisy. Lots of creeks and cracks always coming from around the warehouse as machines, parts, crates, everything gets creaky at night! Anyway, great review. I also love your shop or your location where you are filming, what is it? Is it a company or your shop or something else???

[@facebookinger]

Thank you! 😊😊 greetings from Philippines.

[@BN99239]

So I noticed after using this light for a bit that it also steps down from High to Medium. I wanted something around 2000 lumens for about 2h and the TM9K Pro claims that on High at 2000 lumens, it's able to maintain this output for 3h, but that's incorrect. Once it gets hot enough, after about 5 minutes, it will step down to 500 lumens. I did not use the light at 6000 lumens or 9000 lumens beforehand either. This is specifically from just turning it on cold. It's also 55F where I am right now too, so it wasn't hot out or anything either. Such a disappointment.

[@chaungocquy0972]

Hello! Do Nitecore have battery replacement service when the battery is worn out? And how much? Look like that’s a Samsung 50G cell inside

[@NitecoreSG]

@@chaungocquy0972 not replaceable, it’s built in

[@chaungocquy0972]

@@NitecoreSG i known, that why i just asked if nitecore have any battery replacement service so i can send to and replace it

[@NitecoreSG]

@@chaungocquy0972 not at the moment for such a service

[@RickyD1968]

Awesome flashlight AND I would have purchased this flashlight but the sealed battery compartment and NO strobe is to much of a bad idea for $160 PASS

[@907-q7u]

This light would replace every single flashlight I own. It's beautiful. And bright.

[@wadepage5823]

I have both the TM9K and the TM9K LTP in my collection of over 30 Nitcore lights and would love to have this new one to compare.

[@ogimilosevic]

Hello, can you please help me decide? I am maybe thinking between TM9K PRO and EDC35. I ride my electric skateboard at night on the streets in a big town with lots of lights. Now, a few times cars didn't see me passing them (riding pretty fast most of the time) and almost crashed because of it, so I need a very strong light to alert them. Not sure if strobe or just activating full shield would work better. What would you recommend?

[@user-jt5vm3mi1w]

Strobe would cause more danger

[@youwebz]

As a Pilot, I need a new torch with significant throw as my current one (different make) just is not cutting it at all. I use a 1000lm torch, this will make a difference. EDIT - thanks for the likes and comments - my old comment was deleted somehow 🤷‍♀️

[@amando160]

i often drive in the night with the boat .. and i need to see the fishing net because if i hit it the net stuck in my propeller

[@ashishmohanty2167]

I am from India how can I buy them .

[@mikeenslin3009]

A tm12k with uhi leds would be incredible!

[@-zerocool-]

For once the UK has stock, just grabbed one, nice!

[@RamSlow]

P20ix..that was and still the best. Great Flexibility. I get the point of use argument, but the target buyer for this is small. Non removal battery, 7 second max....still.

[@OliverHinz]

Pure for self defense and night travel. It would be a great replacement for my TM9K Tac

[@haroldg1688]

where is cw20 review?

[@joeross93]

I've been watching all of your videos trying to find the best light for my use case, I work on a remote minesite and need a small powerful torch to check for unblasted explosives and shifts in terrain on nightshift.

[@NitecoreSG]

how far do you need to see?

[@joeross93]

@@NitecoreSG generally upto 50m in a large open space

[@danielled5207]

This one or the p23i for self defence?

[@NitecoreSG]

@@danielled5207 both will work, but I’ll lean on p23i because it has a tougher and slimmer bezel and longer length.

[@chrisk6474]

Great review ❤

[@allemander]

Tiny Monster FTW!!

[@williamsun6336]

i have the edc33 and edc35 am going to get TM9K

[@presidentadrian]

Want to use it for accurate processing of crime scenes as well as personal self defense- 9k lumens is more than enough to deter an attacker without having to use any lethal force

[@Eddie-Lau]

As a data center operator, the Nitecore TM9K PRO (9900 lumens) flashlight would be an invaluable tool, especially during power outages or equipment failures. The flashlight's powerful 9900-lumen output would allow for quick and thorough visual inspections of server racks, cooling systems, and power distribution units for emergency inspections.

[@user-jt5vm3mi1w]

Fake account detected lol

[@Eddie-Lau]

@@user-jt5vm3mi1w your a/c is so faked

[@Eddie-Lau]

Fake account even without a handler accusing others 😂

[@ChristosAntoniouPhotographer]

thank you for the giveaway. I don't use it, but I would love it. I am a photographer and a drone pilot and it will help me a lot on lighting stuff creatively

[@FukumoneY]

Hell yea

[@Yippynutsmacker]

Short technical ops like a tacobell squirt in the woods

[@PchelpmanCoUk]

use it to inspect the inside of computers..

[@MrWhereIsYourGodNow]

It's almost 200 Euros and has an in-build, non-replaceable battery. Never in my life I will buy a flashlight without being able to replace the battery. From an engineering point of view and also from an environmental view it is totally unacceptable to have build-in batteries in flashlights.

[@mikeenslin3009]

Plenty of lights out there that have replaceable batteries... This is a niche light, as he said, definitely not for everyone

[@MrWhereIsYourGodNow]

​@@mikeenslin3009 It's for someone who will throw this device away in 2-3 years when the battery is worn or defect. Bad for the buyer (but it was his decision). Very bad for the environment. It is nothing but a shitty, unnecessary move from the manufacturer to build this with not replaceable battery. It already sucks with phones, we don't need more devices with planned obsolescence build in. Even diving flashlights like the Acebeam D20 have replaceable batteries. From an engineering point of view: There is no need to shorten the flashlight by a couple of mm while having the huge disadvantage of not being able to replace the battery.

[@CATHOLIC_KNIGHT73]

First❤

[@seanmanix4358]

Second?

[@TopDog8762]

I have considered this since it came out. Its now 5 months later and this again is on sale on Amazon. It would have to cost at least half as much less before I would even consider it. The runtimes are pathetic, Yeah I Get It Shield and Search are burst modes but 10 seconds only??? The highest stainable output is a feeble Medium mode at 500 lumens, only 5260cd for 145 meters? That means useable light only to about 50 meters. Flashlights that do not have a useful stainable output are of NO use to me. Nitecore do better.

[@jackchn23]

I like to go fishing at night. We have alligators. I need to see where they are to stay alive!

[@robtorok3935]

I want to give this flashlight to my wife for her evening walks. When we first moved into our neighborhood a few years ago, it felt very safe. Unfortunately, things have changed over the years. I hope that having this flashlight will signal to anyone with ill intentions that my wife is prepared to protect herself.

[@TheProfesianal]

I want to win this but my work doesn't require this, i just want to win this to gift it to my father as he tends to go India a lot and he's uses his TM4K which is now slowly dying out... And also because I don't want to lend him my P35i 😂

[@Huoyuting]

Proprietary battery... Nah

[@MiroslawCierucha]

what is the reason nitecore is putting built in battery in their lights? their warranty for normal lights is 5 years, for built in 2 years. Stop joking and make decent flashlight with removable battery? In emergency I will not look for a powerbank to charge. It is nonsense.

[@TheRealCoyote]

Did you even watch the video😂 It was all explained why. They also make lights with removable batteries so I don't get what you are on about 😅

[@mizninvictor2189]

Property inspections to check for rodents.

[@Kajbaj123]

Only loser companies use built in batteries.

[@NitecoreSG]

@@Kajbaj123 Nitecore does have a ton of non built in battery lights. This is just one of their built in versions.