ThruNite TN12 Pro Rechargeable Flashlight, High 1900 Lumens Bright Flashlight with Dual Switch, Long 415 Yards Throw, for Outdoor Rescue, Searching, Hiking and Emergency - Cool White

Had the light for about three days. Everything works as advertised. Had occasion to use it last night and the light is very bright on the turbo setting. It is also useful on lower settings. Can't speak to battery life yet. The device was about 54% charged when I got it. So far I would regard my money as well spent. It does what I wanted.

Good brightness options. Clip is sturdy enough for use with a baseball cap. High settings get hot enough to be uncomfortable pretty quickly.We’ll see if it stands the rest of time.

Seems to have a good battery life. Haven’t had very long. Very bright. Love that it’s rechargeable. Only issue I had, it’s so bright and gets hot. I had the light in the carry case and somehow it got turned on and burnt a hole through the case. Other than that, I’m very happy with it. Absolutely love it and would recommend to anyone who needs a bright but compact flashlight.

This is by far the best flashlight i have ever owned. it is very bright and the battery life on it is amazing!

PROS- very bright Turbo- positive tail cap switch turns on with half press- tail cap switch is 1-mode, for tactical use- Firefly mode is very handy in pitch black- knurling on tube combines with tail cap for "SureFire" shooting grip- Straight-ish design is good for pocketing- two directional clip is very functionalCONS- would require alterations to work with Thyrm Switchback 2.0- High and Turbo modes both quickly heat the body too hot to hold. Med is not too hot.- Side Switch may be pressed by accident

Very good thrower but best to have as a car flashlight, night stand light, or extra flashlight to keep in a backpack or for ladies a purse.my gripe with it is it turns on too easily in your pocket or even the sheath and lockout doesn't stop it from happening. I prefer olight as a edc pocket light but I like this for the long distance beam. I still carry it but am a type 1 Wildlands firefighter and it would always turn on even in double lock out mode. If your not super active it may be a good option for edc. This is the best thrunite model out of them all but I prefer olight. I got this light to test and compare to my old olight s2r baton 2 and the button is much harder and built better on olight than the thrunite. I'm soon gonna replace it with a light baton 3 pro in neutral white. Thrunite has a tight beam pattern but the light is a mix between this and flood but is more a floodlight that goes a good distance. Just research it. I like the tn12pro but not as a pocketlight. It's good quality though I just don't like how easy the button is

the multimode feature is excellent. easy access to the most useful modes and none of the multiple clicks to get it to come on or turn it off! best flashlight I've ever owned.

My son wanted a high lumen flashlight for his birthday. I'm a fan of throw distance. After searching around, this one had the best throw distance in the price range, and is very bright. He has been extremely happy with it. Still compact enough that he used for hikes and EDC.