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gif\" data-sizes=\"auto\" class=\"sep-lazyload lazyautosizes ls-is-cached lazyloaded\" data-mce-src=\"https:\/\/cdn. We prefer the TC15 V3 due to its better pocket clip and the simple fact that it’s the most recent model and is therefore likely to be supported by the company for a longer period of time. Unlike with many rechargeable lights, you don’t need to remove the battery from the light to charge it—the USB-C cable plugs directly into the light. At that point, unfortunately, the strobe becomes inaccessible in an emergency (unless you spend time reprogramming the light).

We’re a little skeptical that such a design would offer much of an advantage over a non-crenellated light in terms of self-defense, but we do like that the design recesses the lens a bit, giving it more protection if you drop the light right on the nose. This crazy bright flashlight also has a heat pipe cooling system that uses cooling fans for ensured safety. The Nitecore MT2A has the same high-quality look and feel as our AA picks, and it has an unusual interface that helps you avoid the strobe (and the additional SOS setting) in regular use, but this workaround is simply not as successful or easy to use. Manker says the E12 has a rating of IPX8; this means it has the same waterproof ability as the Archer 2A V3.

If you're using the brightest setting on turbo mode, however, you'll still get a decent usage time of about two hours and 15 minutes. v=1681735043","width":800},{"alt":null,"id":33366006759702,"position":5,"preview_image":{"aspect_ratio":1. The Olight Warrior Mini 2 is an excellent light and has the interesting ability to auto-dim if an object is too close to the lens, to prevent overheating in a backpack or a pocket.

When we initially heard about these über-low levels often found on high-end flashlights, we rolled our eyes thinking it was a gimmick, but when we got this light in our hands, we ended up using the setting all the time. The USB-rechargeable TC15 V3 is brighter and has a longer battery life than our recommended AA models, but charging takes time and can’t happen during a power outage. The differences are fairly minor, noticeable only when the lights are side by side, so we’re convinced that anyone ending up with the Manker E12 will be wholly satisfied with their flashlight. The ThruNite TN12 Pro has both the side button and the tail button, which makes things a little confusing.The Coast HX5, a single-AA light, was much brighter than the other single-AA lights we tested for close-range tasks, but out in the woods it didn’t have the same throw as the others. It’s nice not to need a supply of batteries (and to throw them out once they’re dead), but unless you have an independent power source, you have no way to recharge the light during an outage.

Integrated tight waterproof function:IP65 waterproof flashlight can prevent splashing from any Angle. When switched on, the Imalent SR32 emits the highest brightness level for about a minute before dimming to 25,000 lumens, which it can sustain for 45 minutes. This makes the flashlight especially handy during a power outage where you may need to give your phone a quick charge.First, once the battery is drained, it takes time to fully charge again (in this case roughly three hours), so bringing a rechargeable flashlight back to life isn’t as quick as simply swapping out AA batteries. If you're looking for a bright flashlight that checks multiple boxes, this one from Fenix is a great pick.