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The lockout switch is a winner. The built in battery not so much. I just measured my Klarus XT2CR Pro, which I quite like. The EDC33 is smaller, lighter, more powerful (in turbo).
The lock is great, good design and easy to use. I'm not into the built in battery idea at all, but give me this with a replaceable battery and smooth down the body knurling a bit and you have a winner.
As much as I hate the internal non removable battery, I'm heavily considering this as an edc carry because of its size and weight. I'm mostly looking for a flood light now, higher cri and warmer white is preferred but we usually don't get that from tactical lights anyway. I know there's a relatively new version of the jetbeam m37 with warm white but that's about it. However it's size and weight.. I see that you always feature the th10r in your reviews. In between this edc33, th10r, g15v2. Which one would you recommend for edc? They're all similarly priced here as well. Thanks
If this has a removable battery, no question it would probably be top of the list for EDC carry, overall it's a winner. But it doesn't and I'm a bit concerned about how many models have built in batteries, we shouldn't be moving in that direction at all IMO. There is a new MT2C Pro with an 18650 cell similar size but it only has high and low outputs (sigh), so that's off the list for me. The G15V2 is pretty good and compact, but I found the beam a bit floody for me personally. So I use the TH10R, as the beam has more range. I quite like the switches/design overall
