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Enlightened
I'm loving how they've adopted the EC11 dual rubber switches for this tiny monster. Other tiny monsters use those dual-stage single buttons which have varied in quality between models, so I like that they're trying something new.
nice light, like K40M?
but remember Fenix is releasing a 2015 upgrade to the TK75 in a couple months.....so we shall see
Can't find it at this moment, but I do know it's coming. No specs known, to me for now.Where did you see this? Do we know anything about the stats?
Do you think fenix will come up with a better light than the TM16?
I was thinking of getting the TM16 but don't want to be dissapointed if something else that's better showed up.
Would the TM16 need high discharge batteries or can I use the Panasonic 3400mah for longer run times?
I guess time will tell,,,,Personally I think Fenix will come up w/ a better light than the TM16. I know my TK75vn KT is better! ,not fair..modded vs. stock.
Standard Panasonic 3400mAh will be fine.
Would people go TM16 or Acebeam K60 since they are same price?
Your experiences doesn't make me want to invest $200 on a light that will go "kaput". How long does it last until it breaks down?
Some about a few months but most within a few days of ownership. I returned them back to the dealer.Your experiences doesn't make me want to invest $200 on a light that will go "kaput". How long does it last until it breaks down?
Thats right. There is the warranty to take care of things, however Nitecore made me pay for shipping to send it back to me other than the price I need to pay for to ship it to them. I weighed the necessary costs and time involved and decided I would just trash the light.I wouldn't let an anecdotal report sway you either way. My experience with Nitecore has been overwhelmingly positive...you can check my sig, and find all the Nitecore models I have (more than any other brand). To date, I have not had a single failure.
My experience is no more indicative of overall quality or reliability than pjandyho's...the point is that if you like a light, give it a shot! If it fails, there is a warranty...and you'll know more when the next potential purchase catches your eye.