Words I like: "The best gear is the kind you can power anywhere."
Hey !
Most people buy a bright flashlight and never think about what feeds it. Then the battery dies somewhere it matters.
Picture a petrol kiosk on a night drive up in Malaysia. Your torch is dead, and the only cells on the shelf are AA. But your light runs on an 18650 or a 21700, the kind of battery you only find in a proper gear shop back home.
So the brightest light you own is now a paperweight, and you're using your phone.
That's the hidden cost of a fancy battery. When you can't replace it on the road, a $100 light is worth nothing for the rest of the trip. Buy a cheap torch overseas just to see, and you've paid twice for one job.
This is why the MT2A PRO earns its spot in a travel bag. | |
It runs on the rechargeable cell we include for the full 1,000 lumens, but it also takes two ordinary AA batteries, the kind any convenience store on earth sells, at 500 lumens. You are never stuck.
The math is simple: a spare battery you can't find costs you the whole night. Two AA at any kiosk costs about $5.
It weighs 40 grams, survives a 2-metre drop, and is rated IP68 so a downpour or a puddle won't kill it. The slim body also gives you a firm grip when you're walking to the car alone at night.
Grab the MT2A PRO for $69 at http://www.nitecore.sg/mt2apro.
Code NC10 takes 10% off, with our 60-day money-back guarantee.
Buy the light that runs on batteries the whole world sells.
As promised, value in under a minute.
Sincerely,
Ming Jie
Nitecore Singapore
P.S. Me trying to explain what a 21700 battery is to a cashier who doesn't speak flashlight.
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