Amazon - https://amzn.to/4a1PK1D Nextorch Amazon Store (USA) - https://amzn.to/41WHKur This upgraded model from NexTorch has some useful features, a rotary magnetic selector ring, two stage base/tail cap switch, with a 4 level battery indicator built in. 3 levels and a strobe are present, with access to Momentary/Strobe via the two stage switch in all modes. Using a 21700 rechargeable battery for longer run times. On paper this looks like a very strong Tactical torch, but I discuss the stronger and weaker points in this review to help you decide if it's the one you're looking for! Sample supplied by Nextorch for unbiased testing and review You can support me on Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/mrbazreviews Or using the affiliate links to Amazon (this helps quite a bit!) Details from the maker: The new TA30 C MAX delivers true 3000 ANSI lumens with a range of 390m and has a powerful battery that is guaranteed to last. A new feature is the optical battery charge indicator, which is displayed with a blue illuminated ring on the end switch. At the lens crown, the TA30 C MAX also has the in spheres made of nano-ceramics to quickly and safely clear discs during access or for rescue. Titanium bezel The included battery is a full 5000mAh and has an integrated USB-C port, so you can charge it anywhere there's a USB port: In the car, on your power bank or mobile phone charger, so you are absolutely independent. The strobe flash of the TA30 C MAX is suitable for defence in the event of sudden contact with a perpetrator and also has a bright 3000 lumens Because your operations can sometimes be very rough, the TA30 C MAX is completely insensitive and really tough: 100% waterproof and absolutely shockproof #nextorch #flashlight #torch #edcgear #survivalist

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