NitecoreEDC29-6500 Lumen Every Day Carry Rechargeable Flashlight with Eco-Sensa USB-C Charging Cable

The seller is great and they will warranty your light if need be.The light is great and is super bright and good for a distance out to 100m in my opinion.The strobe mode is great for a self defense scenario.I would recommend this light for mechanics any day. I like to compare it to the stream light wedge. You get life time warranty with the stream light. Good battery life with both lights the stream light is thinner the the night core so more compact. The stream light takes the win for ease of use. When I have people the edc 29 they struggle to use it. The only complaint with the edc 29 is the pocket clip don’t allow the light to go deep enough for my the stream light has a deep pocket clip. 3rd pic is the stream light and the last 2 is the edc for compression.

Insane!!! Works so well :)

Super bright and easy to use and charge, it's flat so it fits the hand nice and rides in your pocket nice

Have it in my pocket every day for the last 2 months. Hands down best pocket light. My 300$ surefire had only two settings. It turns out you only need 15 lumen to read a menu in a restaurant. My last light was 600/1000Flatness awesome ...charging plug same as my phone simply Brilliant. Thank you

I've only had this for a few days and will follow up if anything negative happens. This flashlight fits well in my pocket, leaving space for anything else I might need to carry during the day. The brightness is excellent. As far as the drawback of the turbo 3k and 6.5k lumen modes, it seems like that's just what the field of battery powered, handheld lighting is limited to for now. If you're getting that bright of a light in this small of a package, you'll have to have the sacrifice of limiting the burst to 10 seconds or so. Maybe Nitecore will release a solution to this drawback in the future, but I think this is the best it will get for now.

The light is extremely bright on the highest settings but obviously cannot sustain them for more than a short while, the standard 1200 lumen mode is more than adequate for most tasks, battery life seems good and I like the physical lock slider since I keep the light in my center console and don't want it getting turned on accidentally.My only complaint would be that the plastic parts feel a bit cheap and the metal feels kind of thin but I'm sure it will hold up fine overall.Really I just bought this light on a whim to compare it to the Olight Arkfeld Ultra which is not as bright as this light but is a much nicer light all around and slightly more useful with its additional uv light, laser pointer, and magnetic end.

Lots of reviews about all the details of this EDC light. I really like the big button can be programmed. After reading the instructions several times I have programmed the small button half press for 15 lumins, the small button fully pressed at 100 lumins and the large programmable button for full intensity with strobe. Full intensity has a temperature limit that auto reduces intensity to prevent damage or fires - this thing gets really hot really fast. If I use full power with strobe, bad things are happening.A physical slide switch locks out the buttons from turning on at all. I’m looking forward to using this flashlight daily as a ride share driver. I need to illuminate the back seat after every evening ride. It feels solid and rugged. I have plenty of USB C charging cords for other equipment in the car so recharging with the same cord is nice.

While this flashlight is not inexpensive, it offers top quality and insane performance. A great value for your hard learned dollars. Heading the turbo button never gets old.