- High Performance
Neutron 2C V3 max output of 1100 lumen with CREE XP-L LED, 1100 lumen (max) provides bright light over beam distance of 262 yards. - Infinite Brightness Adjusting
Neutron 2C V3 adjust the output by long press the switch to circle through infinity high and infinity low; infinity high 650 lumen, infinity low 12 lumen. Long press the switch to get firefly mode when light off. Double click the switch the get 1100 turbo mode. - Rechargeable Compact Light
Adopt common micro USB charging port on flashlight body, for easy convenient use everywhere and everytime. Always built with ThruNite standard. - Multiple Batteries Options
Neutron 2C V3 compatible with 16340 x 1, 18350 x 1 and 18650 x 1, CR123A x 2, 16340 x 2 with extension tube. Do not recommend to use 1 x CR123A (3V). - Accessories
Neutron 2C V3 x 1, Holster x1, Spare O-rings x2, Lanyard x1, Pocket Clip x1, ThruNite 18650 3400mAh Battery x1, USB Charging Cord x1.
- Turn on /off
Single click the switch to turn the light on and off. Long press the switch to get firefly mode. Double click the switch to get turbo mode. - Change modes
When the light is on, long press the side switch to cycle through infinity high and infinity low. Double click from any mode to turbo, another double click to get strobe. - Memory Function
The light will turn on in the last mode accessed, except firefly, turbo and strobe.
34 Reviews
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Brill little light
I work as a nurse practitioner and this is my everyday carry. I didn’t think I would use the facility to use different size batteries but I actually do. Small torch with RCR123 during work then bigger torch with 18650 to walk the dog. Great UI and fantastic beam profile/tint. This is the neutral white version. Cracking little torch. Only complaint is that I had to make a small sleeve for the RCR123 to keep it snug in the battery compartment. Would highly recommend. Chris, Wales
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Small light with clever mode changes.
Thtunite 2C V3 is very good light. The most useful is how we changes the modes. It has stepless brightness so just hold the button down and it goes as bright or dim as required with no jumps exellent idea, thrunite use this idea in all your ligts !!!
Build micro usb and 1x18650 inside flashlight, this is very good set.
Neutral white is pretty good.
2CV3 is always in my pocket :-) -
My new GSAR light
Was looking for 3 main things for ground search and rescue and this light ticks all three.
Good output: 650 lumens for 2.7h 1100 for when you need it
Water resistance: Light is submersible up to 2m good for rain of a fall in the creek
Rechargeable: I didn't want to spend money on batteries after every tasking.
Great little light for $66 CAD -
"Uniquely Unique"
After suggesting to my Nephew to pick up the Neutron and having tried out the ramping feature, I picked one up for myself as well. What makes the Neutron unique is that it can be powered using a single side switch, is convertible to use different battery sizes and has no tail switch. This makes this Torch truly a 1 handed flashlight ! The ramping feature and quick access to moonlight, high, turbo and strobe modes make this light a must have.
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"Uniquely Unique"
After suggesting to my Nephew to pick up the Neutron and having tried out the ramping feature, I picked one up for myself as well. What makes the Neutron unique is that it can be powered using a single side switch, is convertible to use different battery sizes and has no tail switch. This makes this Torch truly a 1 handed flashlight ! The ramping feature and quick access to moonlight, high, turbo and strobe modes make this light a must have.
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Fantastic!
Gets the job done in a satisfying manner. Would recommend.
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THRUNITE QUALITY
This is my third Thrunite light and I will keep coming back as long as they keep being as good quality as they have been so far. The Neutron 2C is a very good light. I have had it for a short period of time so far so an in depth review might not be possible yet, From what I´ve dealt with so far I have as follows:
CONS
- The switch is completely leveled with the body of the light, which makes it very hard to just ¨feel¨ the switch to turn it on or off and usually requires either some fumbling or looking straight at the light (which kinda defeats the purpose if it´s a very low light scenario), which with my TN12 was not necessary because just by getting hands on the light you can feel where the switch is.
- The other thing I miss is being able to gently press the tail switch to momentarily turn the light on with out doing a full ON/OFF press.
- Strobe mode is a bit hard to get to. Strobe mode is kind of an emergency mode, used for very specific purposes, but the way it´s built into this light feels like they were just trying to push the light having strobe without really giving it much thought to any ease of access to that mode.
PROS
-its modular feature of taking a smaller battery (which maskes the light smaller)
- USB charging
- the way the clip rides very high allowing a nice pocket carry
Still out for deliberation is wether I prefer the ramping feature for the intensity or if I prefer the set intesity levels like those on the TN12. I will say that the ramping feature makes getting to the amount you are looking for much slower, whereas specific intensity modes allows you to quickly click through them and chose the one you want.
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Compact, Reliable, Bright, Inexpensive.
The Neutron 2C V3 is an exceptional light, bar none. It becomes even more exceptional when you factor in the price, the fact that it is USB chargeable, and that it comes with a high-quality battery.
Pros:
+ Intuitive and sensible UI
+ High output and good mode spacing
+ Sustained maximum output without much throttling
+ Aggressive knurling ensures strong grip
+ Relatively compact, and can be used with several battery configurations
- Side switch can be difficult to locate by feel in the dark, and feels a bit "mushy"
- Variable brightness doesn't start at firefly and doesn't reach turbo.
