Now This Changes Everything - Nitecore EDC29 (6,500 lumens)

[@breeves316]

I work in patrol for my local sheriff's office in a rural area on night shifts. We are constantly in the woods looking for suspects, making entries into homes on violent calls, and searching for narcotics on traffic stops. I'm a fan of NiteCore lights and currently use the P23 as a duty light. The EDC29 would replace that and help to streamline my loadout and offer a bit more power. Appreciate the reviews. You do a great job.

[@NitecoreSG]

@@breeves316 we passed 500 likes and your comment is the winning one. Do email us at [e-mail], will walk you through the giveaway process!

[@EffdaBlx]

Doesn't the police give you the stuff you need?

[@JDMKEV]

@@EffdaBlx they probably are provided with crap so officers and personell end up buying better equipment for themselves

[@breeves316]

@@EffdaBlx They gave me a flashlight, yes. But it's subpar, so I've been coming out of pocket to get top quality gear.

[@breeves316]

@@NitecoreSG emailing you now! Thank you!

[@shawny_21]

I’ve been a clock in before the sun rises up type of guy for years now & constantly use my EDC 27 for the walk from the parking lot onto the work property. Usually avoiding spiderwebs, bats & sometimes stray dogs! The strobe usually freaks out the aggressive dogs enough that they back away. An upgrade to 6K lumens would definitely be appreciated & I know I’d put it to good use.

[@BraveBlueChicken]

6.5K is some serious illumination. Reverse momentary low, semi lock out, and proximity sensor makes good sense for a light with high lumens. It's for specific users i must add. Always, your videos are very well explained. Tq.

[@JustinPaz.]

Definitely a must buy for me, I’m a first responder so I’m always clearing buildings. The manual lock up is a huge benefit, the amount of times I’ve had a light go off in my pocket is insane.

[@Ian_is_Outdoors]

I have the edc 33 and 35 and the edc 27. What I really wanted was an edc 27 with the UI of the 33/35. Now, I have that in the 29. My carry lights have one overriding need: Consistency of operation in a high stress situation. That means a tail switch with a simple push. Muscle memory and panic response is real 😂 Good job 👍🏻

[@Mcmikecruz01]

Nice , glad it doesn't really overlap the 27uhi . I can see this being awesome in a duty role and the 25 , 27 in a civilian edc one.

[@KeithCPerry]

Ok, instant strobe-read is back, I'm sold! 1/2 lockout is the bonus. I finally have something to rotate with the P10ix when I need a slimmer profile. I honestly didn't think Nitecore would "fix" this so soon.

[@LanningKann]

I’ve carried an EDC27 for a short while but it’s got very poor water resistance. Just clipped on my body armor in the rain the LEDs fogged up under the lens. I put it in a baggie with some desiccant which dried it out. Then hiking a short time later it was raining and I was using the light at dusk. The LED reflector areas filled up with water. I only had the light about a month before the first time it happened. Never dropped and never submerged. Needless to say it’s a nightstand light now as I can’t trust it outside. It’s the one thing stopping me from buying the 29. It works great indoors though.

[@Fanta....]

I hope for everyone elses sake that your light was just assembled badly... I own a mh20gt and that thing has beena rock ever since I bought it.

[@primonda56]

I hope this is not a common issue. I own EDC33 and 27 too and havent encounter any problem, yet. For such a premium price on this brand, I would expect premium-level of QC and it would be unacceptable if Nitecore rejects your RMA. Sofirn, Wurkkos and other companies sometimes have issues like these but that is to be expected with their budget pricetag, but even then they would gladly reissues a new unit for these kind of defect for free. At least that have been my experiences so far.

[@spr00sem00se]

I have the EDC 27 and the LCD screen fogs up, ive never used it in anything but a slight sprinkle of rain. I assume that humidity in the air has casued it. For me its a useful formfactor when walking the dog at night, but it istn something i consider to be waterproof at all. I have an astrolux light that I use when its raining, and it is so far fine.

[@spr00sem00se]

I should add that I also have an older EC4 light, which I also cannot use, since the stupid threads on the base of the light are pathetic, and damage themselves everytime you replace the batteries. which you need to do a lot since they arent internally chargeable and they drain when left powered off. I think im about done with nitecore in reality. i have found astrolux to be better. So when I need a new light I know where I will be looking.

[@LanningKann]

@@Fanta.... when I opened the light up to dry it out, it was clearly well built as far as layout and cleanliness. Nothing seemed cheap or misplaced. It’s just not sealed in a way that offers any protection. There’s no rubber seal except the charge port. It’s a shame because I want the new EDC29 now and won’t buy it because of this.

[@scurbelo1]

Awesome channel. I work as a private security contractor for a living and the edc29 sounds like the perfect it for to my day to day. All the best from New York

[@RAC8899]

Nitecore did a good job on this EDC29. Wishing to have one, Congrats on this nitecore team! You guys did a great job

[@p8246tw1]

Of course I need this flashlight! When delivering newspapers around the neighborhood with my wagon, I constantly need to grab newspapers from the wagon, the instant low gives me better light transition from walking brightness (400-700 lumen) to close up so I won't blind myself every time I reach in. Pre-select mode feature is also helpful for my tech support work (under the desk cable management or server room cable switch boxes.)

[@johnpaulcavales5833]

I love watching your videos. Very informative. I'm a house husband, I do all the stuff here at home. I started buying Nitecore lights since your LR70 video. So I bought that LR70 right after watching your video. So now I have LR70, EDC35, HC65 UHE, NEF10. All used at home cause our place is prone to blackouts. Now I'm loving this EDC29 features. I hope to get it soon, or win it here. Either way, I loooove watching your videos. Keep it up.

[@NitecoreSG]

Awesome! Is there anything else you’d like to see?

[@johnpaulcavales5833]

@@NitecoreSG i love watching your contents. all your videos to be honest. More on real life application of these flashlights and gadgets. And i love how honest you are with these products. You are giving us real reviews so that we could have our best options. Thank you 🙏🏼

[@johnpaulcavales5833]

@@NitecoreSG and my friend already bought the TM9k Pro just last week. I recommended it to him because it suits his job. So i forwarded your review for TM9k pro, he loved it and didn't think twice in buying it.

[@mishler259]

For me, EDC stands for 'Emergency Daily Carry.' It’s not just about having everyday items; it’s about being prepared for the unexpected. A reliable flashlight is an essential tool in my loadout because it ensures I’m never left in the dark-literally or figuratively. Whether it’s navigating through a sudden power outage or finding my way in low-light situations, having this flashlight would be a critical addition to my gear. It’s not just another gadget; it’s a lifeline that I need to stay prepared for whatever comes my way."

[@kindercannon2280]

So glad they fixed that stupid lockout code on the EDC 27 that was the only complaint that I had about that light

[@danielwilby6657]

I'd use this in my line of work. I play live music for events and weddings all over the uk. Some of them are well lit, but most venues are in the middle of nowhere and loading out at the end of the evening in pitch black isn't ideal! These lights are so helpful for finding bits of gear in poorly lit stages and back stage, navigating around farms and private land where these venues are usually located.

[@omelhorEDC]

Holy guacamole, it's just like a TM and an EDC flashlight had a baby! This format looks amazing for tactical uses, especially because it will definitely look flush on a vest. I would love to give my TM9K Tac some rest and use the EDC29 as my main work flashlight. I'm a police officer, and having the right brightness levels available at the right moment is perfect. Being able to select the brightness levels without needing to turn it on is so convenient! Also, I really loved that you continue using the physical lock button, it's one of my favorite features on my EDC33. I'm sure this flashlight would make my job way easier and cooler. Nice gear and amazing review, as always!

[@M4R1203]

I've learn so much from your video about flashlight. The way you explain everything make me able to explain everything about this light to other people. Clear as day, bright as nitecore light.

[@drone337]

This would be perfect for my night security job. Already love the EDC 27, this is a major update.

[@jayc6841]

As a Merchant Marine and working offshore in the Gulf of Mexico, it is imperative to have a reliable light, I love nitexore! Now I have to consider the E29 forsure!

[@nunyabidness9257]

I’ve been a Nitecore user since the Defender Infinity came out and I’d buy more if I could find them… This EDC29 would be a good fit for me both at work and outside of work simply because of the versatility it offers in beam brightness. I would use the lower brightness settings at work when performing inspections on tooling or machinery, use it at home in the dark when walking my dog, but what I could really use it for is when I am at my rural property with a cabin in the woods… You need a lot of lumens to punch thru the trees, a 400 lumen light just doesn’t go far at times when I am looking for predators at night while going to the bathroom or bringing in firewood. I have resisted having a larger than AA/14500 light simply because they are soo large-this light may change that for me.

[@allemander]

This is a must have. I really love the upgraded features. Excellent and thorough presentation, as well.

[@NitecoreSG]

Much appreciated!

[@pedrodeleoniii9108]

I work on the underground electric utility, and I have the EDC27 and love it for the flat design as I can place it on an underground transformer and not worry about it rolling all over the place while doing work. It also comes in clutch when in a manhole working on the cables there really is no place to lay a flashlight down and not have it roll all over this place the EDC27 fixes that problem. This light would be a huge upgrade for the same type of work especially with the new lock feature being more glove friendly.

[@Nerowise6764]

Working shift work included being in night shift. This beam is perfect for when checking vehicles instead of a rounded flashlight it is more tactical and compact to have this EDC29 during the course of usage during the shift. This is perfect to blind person when engaging unknown and sudden need to defend oneself. This is by far the best produce series yet.

[@bryanlogan619]

Absolutely! I could use the EDC 29 for work. I'm an electrician and it's always good to have slim lights but also bright features because they don't roll around when you're trying to do something with a panel

[@henrywurtz8024]

Man those edc lights keep getting better and better!! I thought the edc 27 is the kind but now the edc29 is top dog!!! Nice

[@Volibear10]

This would be great for my job! I have a Arkfeld pro but this is way brighter and better. Thanks for the review.

[@wymanscorneroftheworld8777]

Killing it with the UHI leds And user interface. Manual lock was smart. I need a flashlight with simple tactical high output only option, for work and self defense.

[@normanmendonca2834]

Great channel my friend. I drive for a living and a edc29 sounds like the perfect addition to my tools. All the best from Australia.

[@Hunterssoldier]

This is one of the baddest lights I've seen. As a fan of the EDC27 already, I ordered this immediately from the website. Still I wish the pocket clip wasn't so low, but aside from that this looks like a crazy upgrade over previous models. Thanks for the informative video & overview.

[@lukea1452]

where did you manage to ordered it i thought it was still 2 weeks out!!!

[@hard_23]

What an amazing powerhouse flashlight in a slim, easy to carry, format. I live at the edge of the city with not so great public illumination and a lot of stray dogs on the street, in Eastern Europe, so this light could be the perfect and my only tool for protection and feeling safe; thanks for the very good presentation of the products, very easy to understand 👍

[@Dino-m1h]

Glad to know it has a mechanical lock ...i hope to buy it soon when it is available here in the Philippines it is a big help on my part since i have a not so clear vision since i got sick last year 2023..i have the NITECORE MH15 and EDC 35 and it is a big help to me especially at night when walking here in our village ....Thank You Nitecore for the awesome innovation of your flashlight 👍👍

[@justinfitch4851]

HOW MANY CHARGE CYCLES IS THE BATTERY GOOD FOR? THANK YOU FOR THE PRODUCT REVIEWS I AM A BIG FAN OF THE CHANNEL!

[@aureliohernandez7068]

As a mechanic I use my edc27 but I always wished it was a little brighter this solves that problem ❤

[@MichaelLamar-zr7fy]

That's a sweet light! I love the compact size and incredible power! The reverse feature is awesome! I could definitely see myself using this all the time!

[@80396]

One Nitecore model I purchased a few years ago failed, and so did multiple same model warranty replacements. So I asked Nitecore to replace with a different model, and they refused, offering to continuously replace the defectively designed / manufactured model. After that, I refuse to purchase anything from Nitecore, as that would be begging for them to abuse me further. Since then, I switched to various Fenix products, and am far more satisfied.

[@doctianix77]

I have the edc25 and it’s been very useful when I go on my hospital rounds to check on patients’ wounds and dressing. At night, it comes useful when checking the area in our house for security purposes.

[@mhchopper4]

As a helicopter pilot, I'm pretty sure that light could replace/be an alternate landing light :P... It'd be perfect for night flights, quick access and easy use to get around poorly lit tarmacs, as well as preflight inspections in low/no light.

[@GerstBladeworks]

I appreciate your videos. Your quality and professionalism is unmatched. I also really enjoy listening to your accent 😅 Thanks for the recommendation and I will be considering this for duty

[@chaxologist2024]

Hell to the yes! Amazing pair up to my P20IX to add to my self-defense arsenal whenever I'm out in the concrete jungle! Now, I feel far more confident and safer that I could actually draw it and press the strobe button much quicker than my P20IX with its flat setup, not to mention, 2500 lumens more! Will be buying it asap without a second guess!

[@DJNicShogun]

Olight will not fail u

[@empoweredmonkies]

Ummm...is that a smaller version on the table in front of you.....must buy it too!

[@NitecoreSG]

Sharp eyes 😏

[@4AMEW]

​@@NitecoreSG EDC 23 😏

[@modernedc]

Hey can you tell us about the 23 please

[@squiby8814]

I greatly miss my EDC27, loved everything about it besides the tail cap buttons being pressed in my pocket often while sitting down at work. I switched to the EDC33 and and absolutely love this thing now :) This new EDC29 is very tempting

[@inhTuan312]

Love the versatility this light offers, would fit into my daily line of work perfectly!

[@kevinsim1514]

This is wild that a local Singaporean KZbin video is getting international views and comments. Well done!

[@rher2573]

love the edc, comfortable in the hand and strobe feature. great self defense tool

[@shipwreck8847]

He sounds like Uncle Roger.

[@CATHOLIC_KNIGHT73]

I have the EDC35 and it doesn't step down like this bad. Takes about 15 seconds to step down but you can spam it many times until it burns your hand LOL. Go with the EDC35 fellas. Large 6000mah battery, twist to cover usb port, great heat dissipation, and much cheaper than this.

[@IncredibleJim]

Very well explained video. You're educating the uninitiated just as much as showcasing a new product. I'm surprised you only have 54k subs.

[@louisarturo5625]

I was not a fan of build-in battery flashlight until I saw this EDC29, it immediately took my attention! If I win this light, it will instantly replace my convoy flashlight since it does not have much to offer for everyday use. The EDC29 does everything in-one light which makes it very useful for me as a cyclist and courier since it can be strapped on my chest with not much bulk. I hope to win this light since this is way too over for my budget 😅 I would only have this light if im the lucky winner :) With all that being said, thank you nitecore for making such incredible lights and thank you for the opportunity to win a fantastic light

[@DJNicShogun]

im a Nitecore fan and user for 3 yrs i have 8 flashlight but may buy wurkkos n fenix removable battery and brighter Mh12 by Nitecore is ok but not very

[@Kanechi.Gaming]

Love the versatility this light offers, would fit into my daily line of work perfectly!

[@BRAVITS]

Can the battery be replaced in the future when it's capacity degrades? Can it be serviced at home? Is the battery soldered to the mother board?

[@BRAVITS]

@MichaelZuzolo Right... cause it's definitely not possible for batteries to fail before their expected "lifespan" depending on user.

[@NitecoreSG]

Can’t be replaced, if you need those, go for the MH12 PRO instead

[@BRAVITS]

@@NitecoreSG I appreciate the reply, thanks for the info.

[@redwanaziz1835]

same like our phone.. once new model arrived.. u will go to that one

[@BRAVITS]

@@redwanaziz1835 There's nothing "same like your phone" about it... you're comparing an LED flashlight that can last you for years as long as you're able to replace the battery if it degrades to a fucking hand held computer are you dense?

[@slyman64]

I need this light in my life! I love flashlights! The brighter the better. It's nice to see this small form in a high lumen flashlight.

[@francescotiboni397]

Today I was at the University, and one of my friend noted that I had a flashlight attached to my pants, he went crazy because all my friends know that I am a flashlight enthusiast, but grabbing one and taking it to the University was something that had him go crazy ahahahha. I use flashlight everywhere, because I think that having light always with you is something that a lot of please can't understand

[@MrMikeyj2004]

It's a powerful thing to be able to see in the dark wherever you go.

[@DJNicShogun]

Saw this same copy and paste story on Reddit R Flashlight 😂 Cool STORY bro

[@francescotiboni397]

​@@DJNicShogun I can assure to you that it is not. And I don't have reasons for lying

[@Spradebasse100]

The ruler of darkness has arrived!

[@BraxChat]

I’m the same way with lighters. It baffles me that most people don’t have one in there car. You can cook food stay warm and signal someone if you ever have to all at the flick of a thumb.

[@Msalazar6sicVI]

They seem to always make my favorite flashlights! Def going to add one of these to my collection 😎

[@avaultz]

teasing us with the edc23 on the desk~ when the review gonna be releasing?

[@modernedc]

Right!

[@kencccgs]

Indeed, having a powerful pocket light is quite advantageous. As a photographer, it can serve as a reliable supplementary light source for backlighting in various locations.

[@radiohobbyist13]

The 6,500 lumen output is useful for temporarily blinding and disorienting a potential attacker. That much light in your face, even for 10 seconds, is a strong psychological deterrent. 👍

[@vickipope6216]

I always go straight to your videos when thinking of buying a new Nitecore torch. Which would you recommend out of the EDC29 or EDC35? They both seem to be great torches.

[@obiwink2182]

Niiiice! I would definitely use that in my line of work 😮 amazing.... I'm sharing this video everywhere and my friends. Thank you for this video I am super excited for this release.

[@NitecoreSG]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@obiwink2182]

@@NitecoreSG Your welcome I hope your having a amazing day

[@sztaylor89]

Seems like the best thought out version of the EDC 2# series yet

[@mattcampbell5148]

I like how nitecore is improving their beam, but I'd like to see them improve runtime and heat dissipation

[@gearjunkie3402]

Wow, I may now have to get one of these "flat" flashlights ! I've been looking at them for a while. I have a ton of lights and don't " need " one, lol. But I would love this one!

[@modernedc]

You need 1 trust me

[@sierranaira1392]

This flashlight will be very useful for me, as an outdoor photographer who is required to often explore the forest. The last few months I have been using the MT2A Pro, which is actually enough for me.

[@bogoljubdjordjevic7528]

I love Nitecore modes best from all flashlight's that two buttons change everything and have spot light and fload light in one beam!

[@MARINEK9]

I LOVE ALL THE NEW FEATURES! I BOUGHT THE EDC27 IN THE PAST AND REALLY LIKED WHAT IT HAD TO OFFER, BUT WITH ALL THE CHANGES I WOULD HAVE MADE FOR AN UPGRADE NITECORE SUCCEEDED WITH THIS MODEL. WORKING K9 SOMETIMES ON LONG SEARCHES WHERE MY DOG IS ON A LONGER LEAD I'LL CLIP THE EDC27 ON HIS VEST ON A MEDIUM LIGHT SETTING AND I'VE FOUND THAT IT REALLY HELPS ME KEEP MY DOG ON SCENT WITHOUT WANDERING OR DISTRACTIONS. PLUS IT'S SLIM SIZE SAVES ME (AND MY DOG) FROM CARRYING A BULKY ROUND LIGHT. GREAT VIDEO I LOVE HOW YOU EXPLAIN EVERYTHING ABOUT ALL THE FLASHLIGHTS YOU DEMO. KEEP'EM COMING PLEASE.

[@snowfortinmybackyard]

I would use the edc 29, i am often in low light settings but not always needing the light for long periods of time. The reverse high to low would especially be helpful. Also knowing how much time I have exactly on the battery life would be the perfect fit for me. Been watching you for a while now and I finally subbed! Thanks!

[@NitecoreSG]

Appreciate it!

[@joelotero260]

What about the smaller light on the table? The edc 23? When is that one going to be available?

[@modernedc]

Yes please!!!

[@modernedc]

I'll take 3

[@dannnycastro3507]

This light looks amazing, definitely would be using this at work every day cause working outside with no light is the most annoying thing ever. I used to use the edc27 until I lost it a few weeks ago

[@Burro2go]

I’m sold going to order one today😊 I now have the MTI Pro currently compact as you can get an a blaster 💥💥

[@EpsilonAspire]

Currently own an EDC25, love it and the EDC29 looks great

[@dodgydave4123]

I constantly go on night walks home from work and use my edc27 to inspect my workplace at night, so this would be a major upgrade, especially over distances

[@Fyuken]

Winning the EDC29 Nitecore flashlight would greatly enhance my performance as a security officer in a warehouse. My role involves monitoring a vast, often poorly lit environment during nighttime hours, and the EDC29’s high lumen output and extended beam range are crucial for effective surveillance. Its powerful illumination would allow me to thoroughly inspect dark and hidden areas of the warehouse, ensuring that I can identify potential security issues and maintain a secure environment. The flashlight’s compact size and durable construction are ideal for the demanding conditions of a warehouse, where durability and portability are essential. Additionally, the EDC29’s long battery life would ensure that I have reliable lighting throughout my entire shift, reducing interruptions and maintaining continuous security coverage. The adjustable beam settings would enable me to tailor the light to different situations, whether I need to illuminate a wide area or focus on specific details. Overall, the EDC29 Nitecore flashlight would significantly improve my ability to perform detailed inspections and respond to security incidents promptly, making it an invaluable tool for my job!

[@ogimilosevic]

Great review! I’m considering the EDC29 for nighttime electric skateboarding through busy, well-lit city streets, but I’m also looking at the EDC35 and P20iX for comparison. My main needs are a powerful beam to stand out in city lights, maybe a strobe or lumin shield (not sure which would be better) to alert drivers and pedestrians, and enough battery to last about 20-30 minutes per ride on strong visibility. Which would you recommend for this kind of setup, or is there another model you’d suggest? Thanks for the help!

[@harrywrigleyjr2634]

Having already owned the Edc 27 UHI i must get tbis one Nitecore makes outstanding products.

[@Dubsteppah]

Beautiful light, I love it, I will pick this one up for sure! Thanks for the great review man!

[@romeras600]

This would be amazing for my work. I do security at the port at night w drivers, container pickers trucks ect. We wear vest to be seen but alot of times a light is needed to make sure you dont get run over or crushed when something is being transported. Checking paper work and flagging down drivers or for emergency. They supply us w crappy battery powered duracell flashlight that weighs 3lbs hahahha. Carrying that is such a downer. Can't wait for this light to drop! Win or not, i will eventually purchase it 🤙🏾

[@perezanabel04]

yes i would definitely use it in my line of duty as a security guard here in the Philippines because here where we are currently stationed we have a large area to cover..spotlight & floodlight is such a useful modes to use in such large areas..i love to have one to pair with my MT2C Pro which i am using n0w during my night shifts👍

[@ThisGuyCJ]

Those cluster of LED's is insane, I can't wait to see them on the TM12K, would probably end up being a TM28K...

[@Fynn-Victus]

My main edc light for years has been a streetlight stylus pro mini🎉 I love it. But I can honestly say this would be useful as I use my edc gear daily and I was looking for a new light. Thanks for making the video

[@Burro2go]

I’m sold on this item, I currently use the MTIC Pro a compact pocket blaster can’t be beat for the size💥💥💥

[@johnbrowning7722]

I love the flat flashlight, i would use it as an edc light to find a screw when i drop it. I also like that it doesnt have a magnet, because as a machinist, tiny sharp bits of steel stick to every magnet i edc

[@goemboeck]

I've EDC27 and it is a proper a self-defence tool. It is very discreet, I carry it inside my jacket sleeve, it is easy to whip out in fraction of a second.

[@davidstern6273]

awesome light! do you know when will the edc23 come out?

[@danielwilby6657]

This is really impressive! I'll stick with my EDC 25 for its simplicity and slim form factor. It's a really practical light that's slim and light enough to actually carry everyday... which is the point of EDC!

[@RJW14]

I don't use them because of 2 reasons: 1. I'm in europe and had no idea this existed 2. I'm not in any branch of profession that needs these. The only thing I do in the dark now that I no longer do motorsports is walking my dog. Regular "high" output flashlights suffice for that. However, these lights do look sturrdier than the light I use right now. Do you have stores in the European mainland?

[@StarDarkAshes]

I wish they didn’t put so much writing on those things. It would be so much more tactical looking if it didn’t have all that stuff on it. Or they could do it in a really dark gray so that you would have to actually have the thing in your hand to be able to see it. I think they’re going for a tactical look so why not go all the way? Otherwise, that thing is almost sexy.

[@Atzenman80]

This seem like an excellent EDC Tool for wvery day needs. Especially at the dark days that are around the corner. I use my current light on my way to the car and back to the house. The EDC 29 could be an good light for some tasks at the evening on my work.

[@sovietmind]

Thank you for review. Did they add glass on top of Leds or same plastic in this version?

[@elevenbravo9742]

I have two edc27. One still brand new. I use mine around the house when it’s dark outside.

[@kennymurphy1099]

I need this light, im a truck driver and work on trucks in all the time, I use flashlights 7 days a week. I would love this little light

[@turbalejo4999]

I just bought one. It better be as good as advertised!!! 😊

[@sthippe1992]

Just got the edc 25 and I love it. Looks like I'll be ordering one of these too!

[@mikerodent5205]

Definitely would be a great work light. My biggest question is the drop rating?

[@Adam-s7y4g]

Thats a nice torch. I think I'll get this 1 next. Thanks

[@jayling8086]

Yess. I would use this as my new carry on my duty belt. New officer here.

[@CaptainSvensAdventures]

I work on a ship and use the original edc27, looking to upgrade to these new models with higher candela. Also, RIP all my pockets that get melted

[@belovedhan]

Local Auxiliary police officer here. I’m sold at the point there’s a strobe. He’s right. We live by the strobe for crowd and traffic control. Huge yes from me

[@igangutz3829]

Wow! I got the EDC 27 and other i-series, the best flashlights ever.

[@yobtnirp3D]

Wow this light is perfect! Any idea when it will be released on the US store?

[@mytquin7605]

love all my nitecore lights. i am in law enforcement and would love to add this to my collection !!!

[@JohnCNewJr]

Accidentally turned my 3k Lumen EDC on in my pocket. Whelp, much like touching the red part of Mom's stove, ya only do that once! I'm much more careful but that thing is stupid bright. I can't imagine twice that with this new one. We could light-grill a steak in the field!