hahaha omg my bad I knew something didn't seem right, but yes you're right it's suppose to sit on the underside smh

That’s hilarious 😂😂😂

He's a Bat Watcher.

I definitely agree!

Hi there, was thinking of giving buying this cap light for work. What are the cons of it?

​​@@asterfield02this light has a lot of the same useless features that most hat lights have, so it's no better or worse than most others. Tilt is unnecessary, but if it's going to tilt, it should pivot from the front so it can point down. Pointing up is useless. Motion sensor is pointless and adds complexity. Accidentally hit motion button and light WILL randomly turn on and off in tight spaces. Red/flashing lights, again add complexity and are useless for trade work. Ideally, for me, a cap light would not pivot and have only two modes. One higher lumen spot light for getting around in attics and crawls, and a lower lumen flood for working up close, and a memory of last used mode. Oh and a decent dust/waterproof rating.

@@scottylawson9472 Thank you for the reply. I have actually bought it already. This guy in the video was unfortunately was clipping the flashlight upside down, it does go below the hat and tilt downwards. You are correct with the motion sensor, if it is on and you move your head closer to where you are looking, it gets accidentally turned off.

Kinda, it remembers the output whenever it is on the IR sensor however if you turn the light off after the 3 second window then you will need to cycle through the brightnesses again.

Not at the moment but if you still want a light with UV capabilities that is light and portable, we have the Tiki Keychain UV light. As far as a headlamp with UV capabilities, I can definitely suggest it to the manufacturer.

@@NitecoreStore Ok, thanks. I have the P20i UV and that works well for me. TM20K is a beast and I love it. Always great stuff from you guys!

you're correct! not sure why I had it on the upside lol

I was thinking, 'I'm not buying that - it points up to the sky'!

noted, thanks for watching!

Yes! That would be a great use!

@@NitecoreStore the range is sufficient?

for the IR sensor I mean

we have the same as Nitecore which can be viewed here! flashlight.nitecore.com/Server/detail/cd/207

Just for personal preference, can't hurt to have both options

Video coming soon on the MH15! anything you'd like to know in particular?

@@NitecoreStore Which one would you choose? TM12K or TM20K???

Completely depends on the scenario and situation you'd need the flashlight for, but as far as personal preference I'd choose the TM12k as it's more than enough lumens for most cases and half the weight@@CATHOLIC_KNIGHT73

@@NitecoreStore great choice! We can now assume that the upcoming TM30K will be smaller and perhaps lighter than the TM20K. I've already sketched the design of the TM30K. So I'll just describe what I've sketched. First of all, we know that the TM20K has a flat body but a round head, right? But in the TM30K's case, we should still apply the depth of the reflector from the TM20K, but it will use the latest UHI 50. Because I already assumed that they would use the UHI 100 for the strongest thrower led for the P30I PRO. Our flooders for TM30K would still be the same XHP 50.2 from TM12K. Since this one is much more powerful than XPL HD, it would only take a minimum of 12 LEDs for the flood. And lastly, it will be equipped with two 21700 batteries with a total rating of 10,000 mAh or 10,800 mAh that were used in the MH12 Pro. It also comes with a magnetic port cover and has deeper heat sink grooves for better heat dissipation, and again, it will be smaller than the TM20K. I hope that helps!

I have had the klarus version of this for a few years with only 100lm which has been great for poking around and filling paperwork in the dark. I have purchased the nitecore version I hope it is as good at the klarus which uses a cob light.