Videos tagged with Firefly Mode

The PowerTac M5 G2 is a compact and powerful EDC flashlight boasting 2030 lumens. It offers dual-fuel capability, running on either CR123A batteries or an internal rechargeable battery with magnetic charging. Its simple, no-frills design prioritizes everyday carry, featuring a momentary tail cap switch and multiple brightness modes, including a very low 'firefly' setting.

The Thrunite BSS V4 is presented as a versatile EDC and tactical flashlight. The review highlights its multiple output modes, including firefly, low, medium, high, turbo, and strobe, with specific lumen outputs and candela ratings provided. Key features discussed include its IPX8 water resistance, USB-C charging, and included accessories like a defensive bezel and red light filter. While deemed suitable for handheld defensive use, its candela output is considered insufficient for a dedicated weapon-mounted light by the reviewer.

This review of the ThruNite Catapult Mini flashlight highlights its impressive 89,600 candela output, providing a beam distance of 598 meters. The reviewer emphasizes the importance of candela over lumens for focused light and long-range visibility. The flashlight offers multiple modes including Turbo, High, Medium, Low, Firefly, Strobe, SOS, and Beacon, with specific lumen outputs and runtimes detailed for each. It utilizes an 18350 battery and features a soft-touch button and a USB charging port with a color-coded indicator.

This video reviews the Thrunite BSS V4 tactical flashlight, highlighting its performance, build quality, and affordability. The instructor demonstrates various modes, including firefly, low, medium, high, turbo, and strobe, and showcases its brightness and beam distance. The review also covers included accessories like a holster, lanyard, clip, and red lens diffuser, emphasizing its value as a tactical tool and general-purpose flashlight.

This video reviews the ThruNite TC20, a high-lumen flashlight designed for tactical and everyday carry. The instructor highlights its various modes, including low (38 lumens, 46 hours), medium (320 lumens, 10.2 hours), high (1800 lumens, 145 minutes), firefly (0.5 lumens, 37 days), turbo (3800 lumens, 137 minutes), and strobe (2280 lumens, 180 minutes). It also features a beam throw of 320 meters and IPX8 waterproof rating, making it suitable for security and general use.

This review of the Thrunite TC20 flashlight highlights its use of the larger 26650 battery for extended runtime and high output. The reviewer, Deuce, provides a detailed breakdown of its performance, including charging times, actual runtimes in various modes (noting discrepancies with manufacturer claims), waterproof capabilities, and durability. He also discusses the flashlight's interface, build quality, and the aggressive knurling, offering insights for both average users and flashlight collectors.

This video provides a comprehensive review and testing of the ThruNite TN12 flashlight. It highlights its capabilities as an all-purpose and EDC (Everyday Carry) flashlight, noting its powerful 1050-lumen maximum output and a .3-lumen firefly mode. The review details the different output levels, battery compatibility (1x 18650 or 2x CR123A, not included), and included accessories such as a pocket clip, sheath, lanyard, and an extra tail cap. The description also includes links to purchase the flashlight from ThruNite's official store and various Amazon marketplaces, as well as a link to the ThruNite forums. The uploader emphasizes safety by stating videos are recorded on a private range under professional supervision and includes disclaimers about imitation and professional work.