Quiet look at the upcoming Nitecore EDC33 and its design features.

[@BraveBlueChicken]

Nice form factor and a wicked 9 LEDs! Something new for flashlight enthusiasts, it really looks far better than most current lights. Good job. Can't wait to get this.

[@NitecoreSG]

Yes the size is amazing. Excited to get the final version

[@BraveBlueChicken]

​@NitecoreSG In my opinion, EDCs should be pocketable at anytime. This light really fits that well. Love the lock out function, just a push and the hidden C for charging is nice. Do let us in on the release date. Thanks.

[@RichieRich666]

Take my money now!!!

[@Proyectosandia]

The led arrangement is an excellent idea!

[@rubenstones8684]

Need this now

[@Navaja90803]

Im getting one, but wish had a double clip.

[@johnmichael9657]

Can’t wait for this 🔥🔥🔥

[@97footballplayer]

Hopefully it can remain bright for more than 30 seconds. I feel like a 3000lm flashlight on turbo should be capable of sustaining 2000 lumens. But, they always down regulate to 1/3 or less their total output. It kills me. The new streetlight HL-X Pro will maintain 1000lumens 50,000ca for the whole duration of use. I’d prefer that form/function over a 30 second turbo. Feature.

[@mikeenslin3009]

Look, the drivers and leds in nitecores lights are excellent. They give you as much as sustained brightness as the technology allows. And so do all the other premium brands as Olight, Weltool, acebeam etc. You are literally asking the manufacturers here to artificially limit the performance of the light just so you can have peace of mind. If you need a long runtime or high sustained brightness for your application, almost every light has a "high" mode or a mode below turbo that it can sustain in ambient temperature. The hlx pro you are taking about is a weapon mounted light that is a lot bigger. On a weapon mounted light that makes sense because you don't want to have a mode that suddenly stops down... This isn't a weapon mounted light. Think about it like this: a light that can do 3000 lumens will be more efficient at 1000 lumens than a light that is only capable of 1000.

[@Roxlimn]

I do believe the Mh25 Pro, rated at 3300 lumens as a flashlight, will maintain close to 1000 lumens throughout its High mode runtime for about 7 hours. These are handheld flashlights, of course. They have a specific use case for momentary super-brightness, so that's the banner feature. Lengthy sustained light output for flashlights are in the detailed spec sheet.

[@tims_always_fishing7117]

My klarus xt2cr runs the full 2100 till voltage drops I believe. Love it, great work edc!

[@97footballplayer]

@@tims_always_fishing7117 Wow. That’s incredible too hear. Definitely gonna look into it.

[@Lee-lb9qh]

Built in battery, nope I'll pass 😢

[@transtubular]

Agreed.

[@MylesDavid]

There’s an EDC33 and I also saw a short KZbin video showing an EDC35! Are these the same??

[@NitecoreSG]

It’s EDC33, edc35 is a whole other model. The other video showing it had it labeled wrongly.

[@astralaesthetic8750]

Does this have an integrated battery, or a removable one? Absolutely LOVE the features packed into this one, but have grown to like the removable batteries for quick swap outs and replacement.

[@NitecoreSG]

Integrated battery to keep the size down

[@louie3236]

how far is the distance and whats the run time on max ?

[@IsraelMagalit]

Very nice. The hidden USB port is really good. What's the IP rating (if any)?

[@NitecoreSG]

IP68! Completely sealed down to 2m

[@IsraelMagalit]

@@NitecoreSG nice! 👍🏻

[@JethroLampitt]

Is it coming out in a warm light option or cold?

[@mikeenslin3009]

I highly doubt they will go through the effort of making that complicated led in neutral white. And tbh, I don't think they have to. That's not what the light is intended for.

[@infernality]

When will it be available?

[@NitecoreSG]

Mid to end december

[@kienkhuc2609]

Does it use 18650 battery??

[@mikeenslin3009]

I think I remember reading somewhere that it's a built in battery

[@kienkhuc2609]

@@mikeenslin3009 okay I'm waiting for your review video

[@NitecoreSG]

Yes it’s a built in 4000mah 18650 battery

[@kienkhuc2609]

@@NitecoreSG That's great, I'm waiting for your video review

[@badimpulses17]

It gets very hot people

[@watchout412]

Strobe?

[@NitecoreSG]

No strobe for this model

[@hansginzel5973]

Tailstand?

[@NitecoreSG]

Yes it can

[@YoungByron]

What battery use?

[@NitecoreSG]

Built in battery, 4000mah

[@YoungByron]

@@NitecoreSG What will happen when the battery stops working? Will the flashlight also only serve as decoration?

[@NitecoreSG]

@@YoungByron depends on how well you take care of the light then, like all electronic products, if you abuse them they will break, regardless removable battery or not. If you take care of them, these will last several years, which by then you would have gotten more than enough use for the amount paid. Or if you prefer to have removable batteries to extend the life of the device then I’d recommend the new MH12 PRO, that might be a better fit for you

[@YoungByron]

@@NitecoreSG Lithium batteries work for a certain period of time, or for charging cycles. Whether you take good care of the flashlight or not, the battery has to stop working. So the flashlight has to go in the trash can too?

[@jonathanhempshire8303]

​@@YoungByronDon't be ignorant, even you need to change your phone for at least every 5-6 years. There will be new and advanced flashlight models in the future. So why bother keeping the old ones? LOL.

[@bernardtan1]

Disposable flashlight with built in battery

[@CATHOLIC_KNIGHT73]

Hey Mj!!! Wow that is an excellent EDC size for that output!!! Very innovative on the small outer LED's supporting the spot led. What's the difference between this and the EDC35???

[@NitecoreSG]

Edc35 is the bigger brother, 5000 lumens instead of 3000lumens, 6000mah instead of 4000mah.

[@quickcuts3000]

still both 21700? man, i would love an 18650 sized version of the edc33.

[@CATHOLIC_KNIGHT73]

@@NitecoreSG That's crazy! I think Nitecore would eventually make a single 10,000mah 21700 battery like this soon!!! LOL

[@NitecoreSG]

@@quickcuts3000 they might have trouble with heat though as that would make it way too small

[@leesiman790]

@@quickcuts3000it’s 18650