This EDC Flashlight Changes EVERYTHING
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- Опубликовано: 18 дек 2023
- Nitecore EDC33 - shrsl.com/4cnrw
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Nitecore EDC33 - shrsl.com/4cnrw
Does it have strobe?
@@stanleychamallas2331 No.
I have had this for two days. Awesome for what its designed to be. This has a lot of features. The 9 core UHi 20 Max LED is great. Just be aware this puppy runs hot, that means short run times at highest levels. That built in 18650 battery is 4000mAh, larger capacity than the average 18650. Also worth mentioning is the proximity sensor is one of the fastest reacting I have even seen on a flashlight. Great video.
It's been living in my pocket since it came in, for 69$ the bang for your buck is unreal and even in the normal modes it's a performance beast
This is a pretty neat flashlight. I got mine last week and have been carrying it around for a few days as well. For starters, it's small, and easy to carry around. It's a bit small for larger hands because this thing does get hot. I found it hard to hold while operating without my hand getting too warm. If you have large hands are want to use this thing on some of the highest settings, it WILL get to hot to hold at the top of the flashlight. One inch longer and it wouldn't be a problem, once again...for larger hands. If you have smaller hands this isn't an issue. I do like the tactical tail switch and how it cycles through the modes. It's not some flashlight that you just hand to somebody as it does have a learning curve on how to use it. I do like the 'panic' full push mode. I wouldn't want to be on the receiving end of it. It's blinding bright. It would be nice to have a mode that is pure flood without the spot. Pure flood is nice for when you're working in an environment and don't' want a hot spot. For the price and power, it's a damn good deal. I can see this replacing my p10ix if I was outdoors more. But for inside use, the p10ix is a clear winner. ((I want to add how awesome the lock out is and what an INGENIOUS way to protect the USB port. This alone sets this flashlight apart from the competition. I hate those rubber covers they all other rechargeable lights have. ))
it's not a panic button, brah. it's a fucking chinese spelled shield of motherfucking LUMINS!!!
This is very good info since you have been putting it through the paces and clearly know flashlights. My hands are on the smaller side so the heat thing is something that wont stop me buying this. Thanks for the info
This is a nice flashlight. Got mine a few days ago and I agree to what he said. Good review!
I still hold the Fenix TK20R near to my heart. I know it's twice the price. But the quality and the range that it has is just unstoppable. I have a lot of nitecore, streamlight, and fenix. And the TK20R has been my go to duty light since I picked it up this year, it just tops the others in my opinion.
I keep the tk20r on High, one step from turbo and it provides 1000 lumens at 265 meters and if I need I can step it up to turbo, 3000 lumens at 475 meters of range (56,600 Candela)
I find the constant available strobe feature to be a must as well. All around solid video though and thank you for sharing 💪
Would you recommend the tk20r over the tk16 v2 even tho it has no glass braker and only lasts ~42s in Turbo? (I think the tk16 was something like 2-3min in Turbo)? If yes why?
(I really can't decide which one I should get)
@@einShawn the TK20R outclasses it in the candela sense in every mode, including high and that's usually what my light is set at. Candela is more important to me as it has more punch/throw (easier to see through smoke, tinted windows, etc)
Distance and candela has shown to be more important than lumens for me many times. When my neighbors house was on fire the other week I grabbed my nitecore P30i off of my shelf of lights just because it was the most suitable for the situation... And the light never left the medium mode. I was able to see things that the local fire department couldn't, it just shows that depending on the emergency you might prefer more throw than overall brightness. Hope this helps 💪
@@EverydayBladeCollector totally makes sense, I think the 2 only things that bug me out with the tk20 are the really short time for Turbo and that it doesn’t have the glass braker like ghe tk16. However how often would i actually need Turbo for more than 40s.
So thank you already for your help, I think it helped but also brought up more questions😅
And even tho I did quite a lot of research in the last days, I‘m still totally new to „tactical equipment“ like Flashlights
@@einShawn if it helps at all I would recommend getting an individual glass breaker/pry bar. It relieves you of having to carry a specific item. My socom elite is my daily carry atm so that's my glass breaker. Also be prepared to not be able to break modern car windows as they're not made from the same material as it was a few years back. Just do some research on glass breakers and what cars they're applicable to.
@@EverydayBladeCollector Oh okay I didn‘t know that, thank you very much. I think that die help me😊
Happy holidays to you and your family. Cheers my good man. 👐
And to you as well Dave! Wishing you and yours a merry Christmas 🎅 🎄
This one's pretty dope. Especially for the price. Nitecore does the 18650/etc battery chargers too, so their circuitry should be pretty good.
Yeah they've been checking the boxes for me lately..I knew it was on when I hit that luminshield at midnight and I went blind for a second(and I was behind the light too) like ok nitecore..you may be on to something here
Getting my wife one! Sending love from the uk❤
The regular modes are great and all anyone needs.The high at 1200 lumens has a beautiful throw and flood combo. The switch takes a bit getting used to. The 1700 is for a temporary whats that down the road ,and 4000 setting definitely only for emergency self defense bursts. I put the tactical finger ring from Nitecore and i just love the quick access with the Tac ring,and compactness of the light.
Having said that, I just got the new Weltool T-12 and it is a friggin Beast at 144 candela on Turbo. Pocket carry for Winter only maybe. A heavy light but has a beautiful spot and some beautiful flood.
The ProMax tail magnet its awesome. You can buy a spare battery too. Im not saying its better, im just glad there is competition. I owm many Nitecores but my fav its a White Seeker4Pro (the price being alot higher after shipping and VAT in Europe, too).
Interesting light. I am very interested in checking it out.
Cant wait top get one of these, I have the EDC27 and its a great torch.
I want one! I'll absolutely be picking one up
It's been living in my pocket since it came in I love this one I think you're going to dig it🙌🔥🔥
This is actually impressive. Especially considering the size.
it's still a 1 inch tube light. not small at all. if you want small power, the edc27 is nice, but the UI is among the worst i've ever seen. typical nitecore.
Awesome light, I have one on the way to me now. I ordered it a few days ago. Good review, but you forgot to mention one of the features, proximity sensor.
Need to exposure lock camera for beam shots to show the change in brightness
Oh man, I want to test this flashlight so badly. It looks awesome! Hello, my friend. I dropped a 👍 and you have a NEW sub 😀 I'm excited to get my MS32 Imalent in the next few days. There are so many great lights coming out from all companies this year. 2024, the year of AWESOME LIGHTS. Have a great weekend, my friend. Great channel, great reveiw
Great thing for self defence in Europe, considering stupid laws
Which do you recommend, ed33, edc35, or mt2a pro? Or even p20ix?
Link to the archer pro? I wanna buy 2 but can't find... Thx!
I just made it through a 3 day power outage with this light. The battery indicator hasn't even dropped one LED yet. The fact that they got 4 amp hours out of an 18650 is impressive, even if you can't remove it. The interface is well thought out. This is a great flashlight. I really like it.
you've got to prepare better than this, to be frank. you survived, but you are still a failure, imo. especially if you have a family.
@quickcuts3000 Actually I'm a flashoholic and have so many lights that counting them would be a chore. I just got the edc 33 and wanted to put it to the test. If the battery died, I would have been ok, haha
The thing about high lumens… 4,000 is not twice as bright as 2,000 (not even close), but it is going to be a whole lot hotter. Really, there’s rapidly diminishing returns past 400 or so. So the big question in my mind is: how long can you actually hold the flashlight without burning your hand?
I think this would make for an interesting video..but I'm going to assume you're referencing my comparison of the baton 3 pro max(2500 lumen) vs the edc33(4000) lumen..if we are getting down to brass tax no one is going to be using the max output turbo/luminshield modes as a primary use especially since neither last very long...so it would actually be better to compare their high modes...for the olight that's 800 lumens 1700ish candela and it will last round about 4 hours...for the edc33 high mode is 1200 lumens 10500 candela and can run for 2 and a half hours....would you agree there is a difference in percievable brightness between 800lm and 1200lm? Or between 1700 candela and 10500 candela? On a performance scale it's not even close..the olight will outlast in high mode but it won't be as bright and the beam won't go as far...thanks for the discussion🙌
@@Rollshambo I was using round numbers to make the point. I just wonder how practical the “shield” and “searchlight” functions are, given how hot I imagine this light must get (that would be a useful test for a followup video).
@FreedomFox1 I think I'm pickin up what your saying...the luminshield is for self defense and for self defense purposes the intensity of 4k lumens pointed at you would still be blinding even indoors with the lights on
@@Rollshambo That’s a good point, most tactical lights are not going to be bright enough to work in daylight. So it is bringing something new to the table. It would still be good to know the duration before getting too hot. It’s not a fault of the product, but that’s an unavoidable issue with small lights, although it can be mitigated by cooling ridges and the electronics stepping-down power. Personally, I’d also think a slightly longer design would improve cooling and give your hand extra distance from the hottest part, without really preventing it from fitting in the pocket…. But for all I know, the light steps-down enough to prevent a real issue.
I will only use it for a quick burst in an self defense scenario,so it wont be a problem. Seriously,the 300 lumen mode looks amazing and most people do not need more than that. The fact you get six hours of runtime on 300 lumens that it amazing. Otherwise for situations many may encounter for everyday use ,the 1200 lumen mode with spot and flood is all you will ever need. The lumen shield mode is a great momentary self defense tool. Short burst and run like hell
Amazing content
Does it have momentary on when you press the back button halfway?
Yes
Built-in battery killed it for me. Otherwise looks good.
Yeah, it definitely makes it tough to justify, I mean it is essentially a disposable flashlight for $70, If they had a program where you could ship the flashlight back in and get a new battery installed that would push some people over enough to purchase one, including me, I understand why they did it, but for me, I think it's still a deal killer.
nope. built in doesn't matter. it's a small pocket light.
Canister of P.spray, and God's grace saved my Life last week.
This is a flashlight. And, one with a captive, proprietary battery inside.
Two issues, one is that it has a short shelf-life compared to other flashlights. When the battery finally no longer can hold a charge, instead of simply replacing the battery; you need to buy a new flashlight. Second, if you're in an extended emergency and your EDC 33 runs out of juice, you can't politely ask the emergency to please stop for the hours it'll take you to recharge your flashlight. Assuming you're even able to recharge it at all, at the time.
I'll stick with my Nitecore P10iX (proprietary battery, but I have two and can swap out the depleted battery for the fully charged one if needed). And, my Nitecore MH12S. That one has no proprietary battery. It does have an excellent beam that is a good combination of both flood and throw, without having to switch between the two.
I'm going to take this down to the beach and really mess up some fish's night.
But seriously, maybe I should pick this up. I have a lot of 18650 batteries I don't use since most of my lights have built-in charging.
Just a heads up but the 18650 in this torch is built in so I'm not sure how easy to replace that would be
Why doesn't just make a couple tactical EDC With all the features in 2 diferent tail caps for different user (EDC & tactical)? I still found the direct strobe tactical button as a most... With remote switch option of course)
I think Nitecore improvements make them really close to the perfect EDC tactical flashlight, let me explain, I prefer to have 2,3 same tactical EDC flashlights, what can I carry and swap it in my rifle with a simple tail cap remote switch on a magnetic mount, rather than have 3 different flashlight for one each of them, same light same function drive to memory and use consistency, and if I have a failure, just swap for the second same flashlight and good to go!
😂 U pull that out here in Houston, they will turn your azz into a light holster.... I'll stick to my Delta Elite 10 mm....
Can the batteries be changed?

No
4000 Lumen seems literally dangerous. Crazy what they can pack into a small light these days. I'm a fan of the Lumintop AA 3.0. Even smaller design for pocket carry. Comes with a 14500 USB-C rechargeable Li-Ion cell or can work with a standard AA battery. Max brightness of 900LM or a 500LM Strobe for self defense. Also includes a magnetic back. All under $30. The lockout settings aren't nearly as cool as on this light though.
It’s cool light for sure but non-removable battery is a dealbreaker for me and as far as self-defense goes the last thing I’m gonna reach for, is a flashlight to defend myself
I believe lights like this have a place in self-defense, I see it as a preemptive tool that could defuse a situation before you have to escalate to the next level, it also opens up the possibility for you to evade the encounter, I think the psychology of it for the potential attacker is they no longer perceive you as a soft target..
Great features. Fatal flaw with the built-in battery. I'm not falling for that again. Will wait on the EDC33-X with removable battery.
stop the flashlight virtue signaling. your comment is meaningless.
@@quickcuts3000 and yet it is echoed by many others on several review vids on the light AND was meaningful enough for you to respond.
nope. shut your mouth you sniveling bitch.@@jeffholthus2009
can anybody please tell me if all 9 led get on in high mode or its limited to lumin shield only?.......i want to use it for both purpose flood as well as spot together at lower lumen count???
Single spot led turns on at all the lower mode except high mode where all 9 leds lights up, high mode is pretty much a lower mode of the Lumin Shield at 1.2k lumens
clearly what nitecore is doing, is providing bleed edge technology with this emitter array. they simplify cannot handle the heat of all 9 emitters at turbo in this form factor. sorry, physics. get better expectations, knucklehead.
Your flashlight is a much better weapon than your folding knife.
I would say that depends on the situation and who's using it😂
@@Rollshambo it very much does but that's anything, most untrained people are going to be complete shit trying to defend themselves with a knife. If someone takes your flashlight from you they can't kill you with it easily and it has much better range. I remember a study that said most cases where someone pulled a knife to fight with, they were more likely to cut themselves than their target.
Depends, untrained persons probably yes. Trained ones no way 😅
@@nOObels1 Do you know the first rule of knife fighting?
there are certainly more to legally use a flashlight over actually deadly force. so i say carry torches, knives plural, and a firearm. yes i live in a blue state, lol.
Built in battery = No-go
Maybe version 2...
I am a fan of Nitecore products. I don't see an advantage of this new light over my current chosen EDC the, MH12S. While it only produces a maximum of 1800 lumin, it has a random strobe feature that is completely disorienting. It also uses a 5000 MAH battery. Their light's appear to be very well made. I know that my MH12S certainly is. Merry Christmas! 🎄
i love nitecore also, but acebeam is the absolute boss right now. but the nextorch ta30c with fr-1 is the best edc/tac light, imo. this edc33 is very cool, but it doesn't compete to be frank, the UI is a steaming bag of abortion.
don't like the green tint the UHI LED gives out
No doubt it will be great for self defence, but I'd rather carry something half the size, and much lighter, such as the Rovyvon A3, it would still blind an attacker, but I'll be much more likely to carry it, if it's not a boat anchor in my pocket,, 🔦🔦
I have the Roryvon Aurora a3 on my keychain. Such a small footprint for what you get. Two issues I have with it: the rubber plug for the USB port tends to come out of place. It also needs to be recharged regularly even if not used. I've had times when I needed my light and it was drained.
Oh, it doesn't have a lock out feature. Also had some times where I felt my thigh burning and it was the light come on in my pocket. I like the Olight i3 eos for a battery operated keychain light.
Yo must be a midget with tiny hands.
The EDC 33 is small.
It would be a great lamp if its battery were replaceable. Unfortunately, it is built-in and not replaceable. :(
I carry this light every day. However, I'm not going to depend on lumin shield for self-defense. The .40 will come out instead.
Cool thing about flashlights is they pair really well with pistols in nighttime environs could actually utilize both at the same time technically..but I do see applications for those who either don't have or can't carry a side-arm regardless
@@Rollshambo I also have a weapon light too
@@HoodziHockey16 perfect! 🤌
there are about a million more situations where this light would be useful for self defense over a handgun. i also ccw, and understand the laws of my state.
@quickcuts3000 the laws in my state are some of the loosest in the country. Stand yout ground law/castle doctrine. You can also brandish anytime you feel threatened.
It does not have a strobe at all 😢
Nope it does have lumin shield though..that said I do wonder how often the average person uses strobe on their flashlight 🤷♂️
Pocket knife? Who doesn't carry an actual defense knife?
They only thing a nitecore light is good for is heating up rapidly and stepping down within seconds! No thanks
Great lumens but lacking a defensive lumens ( Strobe)
Ohhh ... 1st 😁🤙
Olight trumps all
I ABSOLUTELY cannot stand the built in batteries. They completely ruin absolutely great flashlights. It is the only thing holding them back from being amazing.
nah. who fucking cares. that battery is good to go for years. by then there will be far better lights. stop thinking like poor working class. this is a cheap light, if you can't hang get yourself a coast from home depot or stop wasting your meager hourly paycheck on booze, cigarettes, and online gambling. you human livestock.
just got mine and I hate it.
Not only does it malfunction immensely and repeatedly, staying stuck on on and off modes, not turning on or off or not responding to any hard presses and then magically resolving the issues itself after waiting a bit and then malfunctioning all over again, it also accidentally fired 4000 lumens in my eye, when I was furiously pressing the damn thing to turn it off when it stayed stuck on modes.
I never want to have it do that to me again and it has shown me right out of the box that I cannot trust it at all.
Sometimes it gives me the 4000 lumens brightness for a split second when trying to turn it on or off.
You commenters will probably say "press it hard once, QUICKLY then" and you'd be right, but my god, is it dangerous when you are just a little too slow or casual, standing next to a white wall...
When you're in the dark and for example just shining it on a body of water, that is potentially blinding to the eyes and totally pointless. What sofirn does with the double tab is much better and safer.
What a dangerous, untrustworthy piece of crap.
I had such high hopes and it failed me.
I will return it promptly.
Greetings from the Netherlands
No strobe = trash
No stroke
This is the 1st nitecore i didnt like at all....what a waste of money..ui is odd...heats up so fast burns ur finger..gonna sell to my buddy...shame on nitecore.
this man know his shit. period.
imo, this is a gadget light for the RGB gamer keyboard crowd, lol. this ain't a duty light, this ain't an actual light to be depended on. horrible UI is horrible, folks.
Damnit... going shopping....thanks Roll 😂