The Odepro NT21 Flashlight - Power and Precision in Your Pocket!

The Odepro NT21 is a super bright, lightweight, and compact LED flashlight designed for everyday carry. It features a high-performance CREE XPL-V3 LED that delivers a maximum output of 1200 lumens, illuminating distances up to 300 meters (984 feet). With five output modes (Turbo, High, Medium, Low, Strobe), it offers versatile lighting options for any situation.
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[@SurvivingtheDaily]

🎯 Key points for quick navigation:
00:00 *🔦 Overview of the Odepro NT21 flashlight*
- Introduction to the Odepro NT21 flashlight from an unfamiliar company
- Features listed on the packaging, such as magnetic charging, battery indicator, safety lock, etc.
- Mention of the warranty, replacement, and repair policies provided by the company
01:23 *🔋 Accessories and contents included with the Odepro NT21 flashlight*
- Impressive accessories included with the flashlight, including two batteries, belt sheath, magnetic charging cable, lanyard, and O-rings
- Highlighting the presence of a user manual and information about the warranty and repair policies
- Discussion about the benefits of magnetic charging systems and the practicality of having extra batteries
03:00 *🛡️ Operation and interface details of the Odepro NT21 flashlight*
- Explanation of the safety lock function and operation prevention
- Features like turbo mode, hidden strobe mode, and the easy user interface of the flashlight
- Technical specifications of the flashlight, including materials, dimensions, weight, and LED lifespan
06:38 *💡 Lighting performance and beam shots demonstration*
- Details about the different light output modes and corresponding lumens and runtime
- Mention of a possible step-down feature that adjusts the output after a certain period
- Plan to include a beam shot series demonstration to showcase the flashlight's performance in various settings

[@DanielDan-rg9zw]

IMHO the best UI you can get is from either Nitecore TIKI, or Olight Baton series...
What I want from a light is a way to start in moonlight by press+hold... then low, medium, high, by clicking... and turbo with double click!
I hate when I have to guess "Will it start on low or will I blind myself in the middle of the night?"
That rant being said, I like that this light always starts in turbo as it should for a tactical light, it locks but some lights are press+hold to turn on anyway, and even it I don't like crenulated bezels I'd say it's a pretty good build!

[@SurvivingtheDaily]

To be honest, I'm not into tactical flashlights and like you, I'd prefer starting out in moonlight. With that said, I like the fact that there is no guessing where this light is going to start out in. Turbo!

[@egbluesuede1220]

Probably not the right specs for my usage, but looks like a nice product. They have another model on that amazon link (NT23) that is only $38 but you give up the holster and extra battery.

[@SurvivingtheDaily]

I'm not the type that would normally use a tactical light but knowing what the light is going to come on at every time, that is something I enjoy. Even if it's turbo.