ThruNiteArcher Pro S EDC Flashlight - Customized Edition with 704 Tactical, 1459 High Lumens Cool White LED, USB-C Rechargeable Flashlight with Tail Switch for Camping & Outdoor Use

I bought an Archer Pro V2 not long ago, and was so impressed with the light I decided to purchase another like it. The Archer Pro S has a few differences that make it, for me, the better light. It's max brightness rating in Turbo mode (1459 lumens) is higher than that of the V2 (950). The S also uses a different lens and reflector that give it a bit of useful spill off to the sides, useful for walks at night. The V2 acts more like a spotlight, with almost no spill to the sides. This means that while the V2 might have a little greator reach, the S delivers a more useful light at near to medium distances. The S also has the brighter light in strobe mode. The form factors for the two are almost identical. The S has a button that is flattened somewhat compared to the V2, so it's somewhat less likely to get turned on accidentally while in your pocket. The two lights also operate identically, with the same lockout, firefly, and strobe modes, and both lights engage Turbo mode with a double-click. They both are sealed with an O-ring, and unscrewing the reflectors reveals the USB-C charging ports. Curiously, the charge light on the S illuminates whenever the light is turned on. The V2 doesn't do that. Both lights are ruggedly built and not terribly expensive. My only wish would be to make the batteries replaceable.

Big time flashlight nerd here. I literally have about $1800 in various Surefire flashlights (hand held and weapon mounted). I was beyond impressed with this flashlight. It's tiny and it throws out as much or maybe even more light compared to my $200 Surefire that runs on 2 CR123s. Probably not as bomb proof as my Surefires but for $25 bucks this is beyond a solid buy. Hands down the brightest light I have relative to size. You won't be disappointed. This will light up a football field and it's about an inch longer than my thumb.

Really good light. It’s bright. Small and perfect to carry. So far it appears durable. My only complaint is with the toggle switch on top. When carried in the pocket, it gets accidentally hit and the light turns on. Obviously this becomes a concern if you don’t realize the light is on. For the price, I think it’s a great light. I just wouldn’t carry it in my pocket. Perfect for a bag or somewhere you won’t accidentally turn the light on.

Great battery life and bright enough to singe retinas at 20 paces, just in case you are into flashlight duels..

Had the version below this one for 2 years now am still runing great. I love that they made the button flush an obviously more lumens. It’s also the same exact size as the pro!

If you own a THRUNITE flashlight you already know, the quality of their flashlight is on par with much higher priced lights, I have several for get home bags and work, they take a beating and always work and the fact that they are rechargeable is a plus, I highly recommend THRUNITE products.

Yes, very impressive for the first 3 weeks. Then suddenly stopped working. The LED will light for a second then go off. Yes, the battery is fully charged. No return available through Amazon. Trying to work with Thrunite support and will update the review based on the speed and final outcome of their response. What happened to good ole Amazon support? Oh well.

Perfect little edc option depending on your needs. I feel this light is reliable but time will tell. If you are in the thrunite ecosystem, different lights have different functionality. For instance, this has infinity mode versus step modes. Lock out mode available. Feels decent in my M/L sized hands.