ThruNite TN36 Limited Version 11000 Lumen CREE XHP 70B LED Powerful Floody Flashlight Neutral White (NW)

Love the TN36 Limited Edition. I got the Neutral White as it’s a bit easier on the eyes if actually used for longer periods of time to illuminate an area you’re working in, for example. Being Neutral White, it is noticeably less bright than the cool white, so keep that in mind. Still plenty bright for anything you might need it for though. This light’s claim to fame is the sustainability at high levels of output, and I can report it is truly remarkable. Very few lights can sustain the turbo level of output for as long as this one. It does get hot as suspected, so you have to be careful with it. I find that if I change my grip towards the bottom of the light (away from the head/lens), I can still hold on to it for quite a while. Definitely always give it a half turn un-twist before storing anywhere, to disable the side button. You don’t want this thing turning on by accident - a fire or at least severe heat damage is a real possibility. It’s not a toy, do not leave within reach of children. Overall, love Thrunite lights and this one is no exception to that, highly recommend. The battery charger that comes with it seems nice quality, and can be used to recharge many different types and sizes of batteries. I guess the biggest con is exactly that - the fact that you have to remove the batteries to charge them. Still highly recommend.

I became aware of this light through a YouTube review conducted by James Yeager of his weapons training company. So why is a weapons guy spending time with this thing. Now that I have purchased one and have spent a little time with it (30 minutes in residence), I will tell you that the light is a weapon.One of the thought processes I go through is, "what are the expectations of me by a jury of my peers?" My answer to that is they want me contribute to the greater good with the least drama. So does God. In my opinion, strong flashlights do that wonderfully well. No damage. No harm.My philosophy on this thread is that if I am accosted in a dark scenario, I might be able to deploy a strong flashlight to temporarily blind my assailant. This will give me five to ten seconds to run like hell. Its my belief that society appreciates a philosophy like this. It answers the question, sometimes, that what is the least effort I could deploy to mitigate a possible life-threatening situation.I carry a 1000 lumen flash light made by Surefire at all times. 1000 lumens will blind an assailant for a few seconds. Further, the flash light doubles as a short baton. Bring this light down on someone's collar bone and/or eye socket while they're blinded is a 'next level' decision.Anyway, this review is about the TN36 UT. There are 5 settings I believe. By single click, you can toggle through three different light strengths; 1). very dim (reading in the dark), 2). light up a room, and the third 3). 'light up a raccoon in the back of the yard'. Yawn! Lots of flashlights do this.The last two settings. Double click. Click click. 4). Land aircraft. 5). click click (after the first click click). Strobe with the maximum strength. I did not have the courage or the stupidity to directly look into this light. The 1000 lumen flashlight I mentioned above is fairly severe. I can just imagine the impact of this 7300 lumen beast.It's a weapon of surprise. If the target can see your intentions in advance, your efforts will be defeated.Remember your goal. Live a good, long, peaceful life. Pay attention to the concerns of God, and the jury. Contribute to the greater good and do as little harm as possible as you pass through life.Buy this light.

This thing is quite bright. But, I really wanted a bright spot... so maybe it is my misunderstanding of its capabilities. It feels manufactured very well.I would have also liked charging option that did not require me to remove the batteries and plug them into a charging bank. Maybe the Lumens requires this. But unscrewing the device and removing the batteries seems old school. Right now I have charged it twice and it has lasted about an hour each time. So, not bad for its brightness.

This is an awesome device. I use in the countryside, i.e. in a forest or on a field - incredible brightness, nothing to compare to regular, even powerful flashlights! It gives the sense of safety at night, because you can see everything so clearly... I have never seen anything like that before.However, it gets hot quickly and the instructions reads that you should not use the turbo mode longer than 10 minutes. Nevertheless, it is still really great. I recommend buying an additional set of batteries because charging takes a lot of time and it runs max. 1,5 hours if you use the turbo mode frequently.Summing up, I really recommend that the device if you are looking for a spectacular, mega bright flashlight!PS I ordered it on Monday evening and received it Wednesday morning! WOW!!! Seattle - Warsaw = 1,5 days!! Incredible!!

This thing is very bright! I've never seen anything like it and I have a bunch of thrunite flashlights. What I recommend is flashlight if people want to spend the money for it yes! A do yourself a favor don't buy cheap 18 650 batteries you will regret it when it comes to this flashlight!!!!!! Please do not use ultrafire batteries they are junk! If you want a good 18 650 battery LG Samsung Panasonic stick with one of those three but this flashlight is amazing I don't know if it's a limited edition or they're going to keep making them for a while. But I plan on buying another one soon! 11000 lumen is nothing to sneeze at! And it is absolutely brighter than hell! So if this review helps anyone on the fence about buying this expensive flashlight if you have the money purchase it it's well worth it!!!