The TM10K is the latest from Nitecore’s Tiny Monster (TM) series.
This model is now the highest output flashlight from Nitecore, overtaking even the recently released Nitecore Concept 2 and powered by a single 21700 battery only.
That said, let’s check out the merits and demerits of this flashlight.
Jetbeam recently upgraded their SSR50 model with a XHP70.2 LED to give a much higher output whilst still retaining its powerbank feature.
Is this upgraded model worth getting?
The Concept 2 (C2) is the latest from Nitecore’s Concept line – the first was the Concept 1 which was introduced in 2017.
This is the highest output flashlight from Nitecore with a smallish form factor – and is possibly why it is in the Concept lineup.
That said, let’s check out the merits and demerits of this flashlight.
The Olight I1R (or i1R) EOS is probably the smallest flashlight that Olight has ever produced for the I Series (keychain).
In keeping with the tradition of the previous EOS model (I3E), the I1R utilises the Philips LUXEON LED.
TINI is tiny. As in like seriously tiny!
It is such a marvel of the LED and battery breakthroughs that was made in the last few years which makes this light possible.
Aside from its size and output, is the TINI worth getting?
For most headlamp users, having dual (flood & “focused”) LEDs is like a dream come true.
Olight went a step further and included the “wave technology” that sounds kinda gimmicky or is it?