The ThruNite Ti3 AAA LED Flashlight Review

Product Description

Ti3, another little key chain flashlight from ThruNite.

Small but bright (120 lumen), Simple but functional: four output modes, firefly, low, high and hidden strobe.

Key Features

⦁ LED: Cree XP-G2 R5 LED with a lifespan of

20+years of run time.

⦁ Battery: 1 AAA battery

⦁ Dimesion: 70mm(length)*14mm(head diameter)

⦁ Weight: 12 gram without battery.

⦁ Reflector: OP Reflector

⦁ Aircraft quality aluminum body structure.

⦁ Premium Type III hard anodized anti-abrasive finish.

⦁ Waterproof to IPX-8 standard.

⦁ Convenient twist switch.

⦁ Output and run time:

Firefly: 0.04 Lm(115h), Low: 12 Lm(6.3h), High: 120Lm(0.5h), Strobe:120Lm(1 hour)

⦁ One handed operation.

Operation

Turn on /off

Easily twist the head to turn on / off the light. Tighten the head for on and loosen for off.

Change modes

When the light is on, turn off the light and then turn on in 2 seconds to change output mode.

Memory function

Keep the light off between 2 to 10 seconds and then turn on, the output mode will keep the same as your last use.

Over 10 seconds and then turn on, the output will get back to firefly.

Hidden strobe

Cycle the “Change modes” for 6 times to activate hidden strobe mode(120Lm,13Hz).

[PaulBuikema]

My EDC keychain light buddy, good stuff. I have a couple TiS as well that I bought before I found the Ti3.

[Groosome]

I prefer that it doesn't have the key ring on the tail and if it doesn't come with a battery which may either be crap or affect the price point.

[larsonfam]

This was a great video... if only we could have seen the lights! Lol, that focusing needs some work but really it was an awesome video I just got the new SL Microstream usb 250lumen and it kicks ass! The only complaint I can find is the click not going to high but haven't had that problem, it takes a second to find the timing but once you know it it works just about every time I intend it to. For mine it goes bump click in the same timing as you would say that and it goes straight away like I said almost all the time. I have a feeling the tail click button out of the box is intentionally extra heavy on the depress for longevitys sake, it'll stay secure in the long run. It is extremely nicely built and finished and makes me want more from streamlight! I got into the flashlights recently after my bushnell TRKR 250? died, I had that for about 3 years of VERY hard use before the wires broke away from their contacts inside from work buddy idiots twisting the head instead of the tail. That was a great light and the extra colors were really cool and actually found yes in lots of occasions. I replaced it with a new Walmart special bushnell pro 800 rechargable, which I cant find almost any reviews on but it is GREAT for 46 bucks!! I did a quick review on my channel if anyone wants a better look but its Usb recharge, 2600mah battery, super bright and clean white new cree 800lumens and a huge jump to low at 85 lumens which is perfect. And then strobe which as a defence carry light it is aggressive bezeled and super grippy without looking silly. That is a severely underrated flashlight, I think they (TRKR/Pros) all are because the build is top shelf and they just keep getting better and better with the best cree emitters and tech. I sound like a salesman but seriously I hope others try them they give the name brands a run for their money and a huge value. But anyway, long story short it is a little bit of a bigger carry light and I wanted to have a backup quick light as well after seeing videos on flashlights I've become addicted. It's a slippery slope, lol, brands, size, batteries, lumens, use, it's all so unique it's like knives or any other thing, just so cool to see and experience the differences. Not to mention they are such useful and necessary tools you then have a built in excuse to get them! It's a dangerous mix lol. Thanks again!

[jacobmanalang]

if you can find the olight i3e silver it is 120 lumens and about 14 bucks, single mode, twist head. i love that one and own 2.

i gave my sister both of my ti3's which was my old favorite.

i keep a surefire titan plus on my keychain as its the king of aaa lights and runs on eneloop pro rechargeables. scored mine for 60 bucks so yeah i love it.

i have the ultratac k18 which is my 2nd favorite aaa light because it can run on 10440 li ion cells, alkaline, or nimh rechargeables. with li ion you can get 360 lumens. it turns on by pressing the side button. its a great light for 20 bucks.

i also have the lumintop tool which has a clicky tailswitch or you can swap that out for a magnetic tailcap but then have to twist the head for activation. this gets 110 lumens and was my favorite but i put a li ion 10440 in it and now it can only run on those, but it is about 300+ lumens with the 10440.

the microstream i hated until i put the 10440 li ion batteries in it to jump the output to what looks like at least 300ish lumens. it is now my favorite pocket rocket because of the single mode, great pocket clip, and push button tailcap. it will run on alkaline, nimh, or li ion. with the li ion 10440 i only have it on for a minute or less at a time. sucker gets warm quick! it did not work with efest flat top 10440's but does work with trustfire button top 10440's. you could add a dollop of solder on top of the flat top batteries and that should make contact to power the light but i didnt wanna do that.

[ncktbs]

can you swap any of the pieces around?

[shcmoly]

MagLite Solitaire LED is out. The Ti3 is awesome bright for its size and a bargain price.

[MrFoxracing]

should pay attention to when ur camera doesnt focus...