You're ability to clearly and concisely deliver information is amazing. You're a true credit to the company. I'll be purchasing one of your lights based just on these informative reviews.
Sorry to be off topic but does any of you know a tool to log back into an Instagram account..? I was stupid lost my account password. I appreciate any assistance you can give me!
@Tony Juan thanks so much for your reply. I found the site on google and I'm in the hacking process atm. Looks like it's gonna take quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.
I had a MH20GT. I had it for 10 years. Now it broke. I searched for a new light. I saw almost all of your videos. Now i know what to get. An MH25S. Thanks a lot and keep up the good work my friend!!
Have watched dozens of your videos critiquing and researching the exact light for my wants and needs. You are so thorough in your descriptions, demonstrations and explanations of how and why things work the way they do. My brand new MH 25S arrived today and just finished its first full charge. I couldn’t be more pleased with my choice. Thanks for all your help.
I absolutely love the design. This is basically an MH12S with wider reflector and more throw. If Nitecore would release a model in the same body but with a flood beam in mind, I'd be more than happy to buy it.
Fantastic you should become the worlds best reviewer. You speak clearly and slowly so anyone like myself can follow. You are knowledgeable on these products which makes it a pleasure to listen to you. Thank you. I’m off the buy a NH25s :)
I love your videos they are so informational and not just a load of waffle like most videos. I actually learn something from your videos. Great stuff and keep up the good work.
I just got the light. I love it. The sleeve that it came with fits on my plate carrier just fine because it has the velcro option. My other Nitecore holsters doesn't have that.
I got the New P12, but now the MH12S is 1800lumens only 294 bean 56 meters more than my, but MH25S is 504meter long bean tight hot spot how do you think??
Fan of all your videos! Even though I don't need this particular one, I watch and enjoy. I already own the MH12S, P20i, i4000R, TM9K and the older E4K along with multiple TIP, TIPSE, TIP2 and Tubes. So, as much as I want the MH25S I don't really need it. Eagerly awaiting the P30i, even though I don't really need it either. Keep up the great work!
I was thinking about purchasing the P30i. I opted for the MH25S and I do not regret my choice. Beam is clean and throws far and bright. Dual function makes it versatile. I can only imagine how the P30i performs.
You explain things so well and then on top of that, you show your other products to compare. I recently went with your P23i and the more I use it, the more I like it. It's carried in tactical mode and Nitecore's programmers are very logical on how to do lumen sequencing.
Great showcasing video I currently own an Olight Warrior X Pro and I would like to see it against the MH25s in terms of flood and beam distance strength.
I own both; the MH25s makes the Warrior X look sad in comparison; to be specific, I own the 2100 lumen 500 meters throw neutral white or puke green version as I call it. The Olight feels better built,m and to be 100% honest, it feels a little better in hand as well; however, performance-wise, the MH25s blows the Warrior away, and not by a small margin; in fact, the MH25s throws longer, cleaner and has a much better hot spot; I'm honestly upset I wasted money on the Olight at this point. I also own an M2R Warrior Pro and a Nitecore P20i: again, the P20i makes the Warrior Pro look sad; however, and again, the Warrior Pro feels light a better-built; that said, I'm into performance, and the Nitecore simply does it better in that category. I know the MH12s would be a better comparison with the M2R Warrior Pro, but I don't have that light; at least, not yet. The Warrior X Pro was the last Olight I'll ever purchase; the new M2R Warrior 3 has gone back to a cooler white LED; I briefly considered it; however, at this point, Olight has lost me as a customer.
These videos about flashlights are more fun (and informative) to watch than most stuff on regular television. Is the kit deal still active? Keep up the good work!
01:58 The MH10S, MH12S and MH25S all run on low-drain, non-proprietary protected 21700 cells. They all have the same emitter too and shine at the same brightness levels. Although the MH10S comes with a lower capacity battery than the other two for whatever reason. And unlike all of the i-series lights from nitecore, the three I name-dropped in this comment are actually as waterproof as advertised. i-series lights from nitecore aren't waterproof when they're hot.
@@AlrekArinbjorn After noticing your comment, I've gone and checked the web and then the manuals... Strangely, the issue is noted in the manuals of every single light using i series batteries. Non of those without the proprietary battery has this mentioned. Something like this: DO NOT submerge the light into any liquid when it is hot. Doing so may cause irreparable damage to the light due to the difference of air pressure inside and outside of the tube.
@@AlrekArinbjorn It seems that way. I should thank you for bringing it to my attention, I had no idea... After the experience I had with the P30i, I had decided to stay away from any of the i series. Now the issue is settled :)
@@NitecoreSG Please review the P30i's cartridge for the 18650 batteries. I think it is different from the others since P30i uses Nitecore's HPi Batteries?
I have the MH12GT. I absolutely love that thing. I want to upgrade later on. the MH25S is amazing but if i want to upgrade I'd want something that is basically double or more the MH12GT
I have the (P30 new) and still own it, it is a great light. The P30i is too large in diameter head and is bulky, cumbersome, heavy (Not nice feel in the hand) and not useful for carrying or mounting onto anything. (My P30I has gone and sold on) due to shape and size weight, and replaced with the new Acebeam L19 V2 which has a more way usable feel, size, weight and usage and beam profile it works at a distance and close range, a very special flashlight. and the Acebeam L19 fits in my trouser or jacket pocket with the holster attached. Acebeam has excellent after-sales customer (care)
love your videos, very clear and easy to relate. im interested in hc33, hu60 & tini2. wondering if there’s something for us to use who wear it in PPE this pandemic? maybe something easy to decontiminate after use
Hc33 seams easiest as a headlamp unit or pocket clip L light. It’s waterproof and easy to decontaminate. The rest might be too cumbersome for a PPE setup.
Could you tell me please the difference between the MH25S and the MH25V2. I can’t find any video on that difference. One video suggests the V2 is not very good because the LED used is a bit rubbish compared to the S model.
just ordered mine from singapore, hopefully i get it before i ship to northern Ontario for tree planting i actually just got a fenix e35 v3.0 and wanted a thrower, i think i should have just gone with 2 nitecore flashlights, hell i least i didnt buy a piss yellow olight
I have an older P10 and P12. Looking to upgrade to a 21700 light. I prefer the P10 user interface, with the two buttons on the tail cap. I have been checking out all you videos! LOL, Trying to find the right light for my needs and preferences. I really like the P20i and P20iX models. Also, I am in the USA, the Nitecore store here doesn’t sell the backpacks yet. Do you know when will get them?
I've bought this light. It is Awesome! :D Love the brightness. What Nitecore 21700 batteries can I use with this light? Is it warth to use HP (high Power) batteries?
You need to make an IR light that size that will last about 8-15 hours that is mountable to an AR. Adjustable beam from beam to flood. The Olight Odin is the perfect platform including the mounting bracket, but no one wants to make one.
Hi 👋 by any chance is there any plans to update any of Nitecore's RGB flashlights like the mh27 or srt7gt so they will use the new 21700 series batterys? I love my old srt7 but would definitely by a newer RGB flashlight if it had the capability of running the bigger new batterys 👍😁
Your vids are amazingly educational. I thought I knew enough about led lights and tactical uses for them! Thank you! I do have a question, I like the quick draw holster for the P20i/P10i, is there something for the MH25S?
Hello I love Nitecore, absolutely the very best in torch technology .. I going to buy MH25S but not sure on the required Nitecore battery and charger to buy and use , please advise, thank you :)
i have this light and i love it so much but i have so much trouble finding the mode button... i wish nitecore will bring some model with the range and beam pattern but in tactical housing glassbreakers with the brilliant tailcap from the p20ix which i also own.
@@NitecoreSG yeah, i noticed that part.. but what i mean is the walk around part like you said.. maybe you can do at dark road so we can see how bright and far it go.. and i wish you can include the walk around part in the next video and so on..
@@NitecoreSG Yes. My friend lives in SG right now, and he shows me lots of cool places. I'm sure there's a place in SG that you can show the flashlight test for us to see. I think a lot of us are not feeling the "Urban Jungle" vibe anymore. We want to see trees, water, grass, and other cool places in SG. I'd like to visit SG one day to check out all the cool food places.
I never bought a good flash light because I can't afford to pay in one lump some , the best one I got is the br35 as it was a monthly pay on amazon, if there was more on amazon like it would def try these bigger lights unless you want to send a free one to me lol .
Really want to purchase this, but the lack of a quickdraw holster is still pending... and the current versions of the holster can't store this as the head diameter is 40mm... MJ PLEASE DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT!
May I know does the NTH25 able to accommodate to the MH25S. I had already ordered the MH25S and can't wait to test it out. Thanks for the great review. Finally I can decide whether to purchase the i4000r or MH25S. Thanks mate
(note: all instances of looking directly at the LED and reflected LED are in this comment are performed with the flashlight turned OFF) Something you did not cover is the symmetry and focal point of the reflector. I've seen a number of reflector LED lights that had a non-symmetrical reflector. This is where when you look at the LED in the reflector you can see areas where the LED is not reflected uniformly. You see distorted images of the LED and there can be large areas where the LED isn't even visible in the reflector and you see a mix of the yellow of the LED and the silver of the reflector. This is common in cheaper plastic reflectors where the aluminum coated plastic reflector is warped. The other problem is you may have a symmetrical reflector, but the LED isn't in the right position along the central axis of the reflector and again does not use 100% of the reflector surface. With a focal point positioning issue you see either a yellow disc of the reflected LED that is smaller than the full reflector, or you may see what looks like a ring of yellow, with a silver inner disc. In both cases, the LED is positioned such that it is not reflected by the entire surface of the reflector and you can lose a substantial portion of the light output you should be getting from a reflector-based flashlight. You can also see this effect with a variable focus reflector type of LED flashlight as you vary the "focus" of the light. Then there is the flashlight where the LED is not mounted perfectly in the center at the "bottom" of the reflector. This type of offset is usually fairly obvious, and again can negatively affect performance. A good design should show a uniform reflection of the LED and use the entire reflector surface. I have noticed that a number of LED flashlights have stopped showing photographs that view the LED "head on" because in un-manipulated photos these defects are usually visible. The shown photos only show the flashlight from an angle so any of these kinds of defects can't be seen. I've also noticed photos of some flashlights that manipulate the "head on" photos by painting in a yellow disc or square instead of showing the actual photo of the LED chip and reflector.
If the battery dies, can you insert a spare of the NL2150 battery? and you're good to go with another 3 full hours of using the 1050 lumens light mode? Is that a thing or it can't be replaced with another same type of battery?
@@NitecoreSG I thought so but figured I'd ask the expert. Thank you for the quick reply! I appreciate it and your informative channel! Another question... Is it possible to use the TSL10i tail on the MH series in order to gain mode change via tail?
I have two and going to buy a third one. Watch for a sale, get an older model. You can get a really nice light for $65, which is still a little pricey for a flashlight, but it's well worth it.
I am going on a 3 day excursion into the wilderness literally very soon and in trying ti decide if i should take this Mh25s or a larger one as my primary handheld light? Can anyone share some knowledge and opinions please? I am trying to decide between this and the Thrunite Tn40.
I really like your reviews. BUT..... you talk really fast and I don't get the numbers you are saying the first time you say the number ... PLS.... put the numbers on the screen as you talk the numbers of everything... lites and batteries. Keep up the good work.
I have a question. I love nitecore and have a lot of them. The last I bought was a i4000r and the t4k But now my 3years old son wants one to. I don’t want high lumen but I have got mt 1a in mind. Or do you recommend something else. And I love your videos 👌👍
