Nitecore MH27 (6-1190)

Nitecore positions itself as an absolute expert in flashlights. And although the brand was born only a little over 10 years ago, its products are in high demand and are represented in stores in most countries of the world.

Multifunctionality

The Nitecore MH27 flashlight is a representative of the 2015 model range. As lighting elements, it uses a bright Cree XP-L HI V3 main LED and three additional RGB LEDs. Flashlight operating modes are divided into two groups, switching between which occurs by simultaneously pressing the "+/-" buttons on the side of the case. The main group includes the following sequence: turbo (1000 lm) → high (250 lm) → medium (55 lm) → moonlight (1 lm) → red (13 lm) → green (19 lm) → blue (3 lm). Special modes include strobe, slow beacon, SOS signal, police flasher (alternating blue and red LEDs), as well as separate flashing red and blue lights.

Indication

Under the mode switching keys, there is an indicator of the remaining battery level, which is played by one 18650 type battery. The battery can be charged by connecting the flashlight to the network or via the USB port. The process of replenishing energy reserves must be carried out until the moment when the indicator light stops flashing.

Protection

As befits an advanced flashlight, the Nitecore MH27 case is reliably protected from water penetration (compliance with the IPX8 standard) and is not afraid of falling from a height of one and a half metres. In this case, the front lens will be protected by a strong metal bezel. And in order to reduce the body's tendency to heat up during long-term operation, special cooling ribs are cut out on its head.

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Perhaps the only drawback of the model is the high cost. But given the performance of the flashlight, the abundance of different modes of operation and the range of the light beam (up to 462 m in maximum power mode), this drawback can be neglected, because positive properties completely tip the scales in their favor.