ThruNiteTT20 Rechargeable Flashlight, Momentary-on Tail Switch, High 2526 Lumen Bright Output Turbo Mode, USB C Rechargeable, 258 Meters Beam Distance, for Hunting, Hiking - Desert Tan CW

I have been buying Thrunite flashlights for years why I started purchasing Thrunite was the briteness and durability which has only gotten better over the years. Smaller brighter, and more durable. This purchase was a TT20 IN Bown. The things I like about the TT20 the beam is more towards a spot than a flood which is the beam I gravitate towards. Plus the charging port is a type C that is becoming more important to me as I get blinder it is almost a deal buster if my electronics don' use them. The colors of there lights are nice one I like the brown. Great quality innovative technology and a great value aswell.

Second one I purchased because the rear button on my old one stopped working after about a year. To my surprise, the rear button on my new one has stopped working after about 2 months. This is obviously some kind of defect from the factory, I would spend the money elsewhere.

This flashlight is waaaaay to hot to handle. Within about a minute, the metal body heats up so much that I have to turn it off. I've never had to use it, but check that it works every few months. It used to adjust the brightness before, but now only works on full. I bought several of the smaller Thrunite battery operated flashlights (some to give as gifts), and was so impressed that I thought it would be good to get one of their bigger ones. This was a total waste of money. One of my smaller flashlights also quit working for the brightness. It is much dimmer now. Go with a different company for the larger flashlights.

If your looking for a great bright flashlight with great battery life and is durable along with a good price this is it the light functions just as well or better than any olight, Fenix, nitecore, streamlight, and etc. But for a way better price

This would be 5 Stars if it wasn’t picky on the USB-C I tried a Mac book Pro currentGeneration 2021 and it didn’t show a charge indicator. It’s own cable worked andA Nitecore lantern USB C worked. I don’t see extra Thrunite batteries available here.I do have an OLight Seeker 3 and that battery does work fine in the Thrunite. BothSwitches work. The Thrunite won’t fit in the Olight, it’s longer and tight. I didn’t force itIn an emergency it may work if jammed in. Not sure. I don’t know if the Thrunite willCharge the Olight battery or not. Maybe this will help someone. I plan to try orbtronicIn both lights to see if they will work. Proprietary batteries are a bit of a pain.

Just as described. My favorite thing about this light are the controls. The order they go in how turbo is always an option immediately but can also choose a half a lumen immediately. This is the best light IMO.

this one for some reason did not work. I had to twist the back halfway for it to work properly and it was very inconsistent.

I’ve been carrying this flashlight for about a month now, works great I haven’t had any mechanical issues. I did however almost catch myself on fire when I accidentally turned the rear switch on with it in the belt holster. At the time I was on a us navy ship and when I smelled smoke I thought the ship might be on fire, turned out that the light had started burning through/melting the holster. I will add pictures at a later date. Other than that great experience so far with the light, the adjustable brightness feature works great for every day uses and I’ve added it into martial arts training a couple of times as a blinding device and it worked beautifully. I haven’t and probably won’t try hitting things with it but based on it’s over all construction and size i think it would make a pretty good palm stick.