Nitecore Flashlights

Who Makes Nitecore Flashlights?

Nitecore says it was founded in 2007 and sorts its range into Tactical, Sport and Work applications. Its catalog covers flashlights, headlamps and power banks. Many of its lights charge over USB-C and offer warm, neutral and cool color temperatures, which this page covers model by model.

Nitecore EDC09, EDC07 and TIP3 Pocket Flashlights

These three lights have built-in rechargeable batteries and USB-C charging. The EDC09 makes 1,600 lumens with a 153 meter beam and a rotating head. The EDC07 makes 1,500 lumens with a 132 meter beam and weighs 70 grams. The TIP3 makes 720 lumens, weighs 30 grams and fits a keychain or pocket. All three offer 3,000K, 4,500K and 6,500K color temperatures. Shop more at Handheld Lights.

Nitecore P20iX Tactical Flashlight and DL30 Dive Light

The P20iX makes 4,000 lumens with a 221 meter beam and carries an IP68 rating. It ships with a 21700 rechargeable cell and charges over USB-C. The DL30 dive light uses a 21700 cell, makes 1,100 lumens with a 788 meter beam, and Nitecore rates it to 100 meters underwater.

Nitecore NPL25, NPL27 and NPL35 Rail-Mounted Lights

The NPL series are compact lights with a quick-release mount and a Picatinny rail adapter in the box. The NPL25 makes 900 lumens, the NPL27 makes 650 lumens with a 410 meter beam, and the NPL35 makes 2,000 lumens with a 412 meter beam. Each uses a detachable lithium-ion battery. Compare more at Weapon Mounted Lights.

Nitecore HA11 Headlamp and NU06 Signal Lights

The HA11 is a 240 lumen headlamp that runs on one AA battery or a rechargeable 14500 cell, with a red light for night vision. The NU06 LE and NU06 MI are mini signal lights with built-in USB-C rechargeable batteries. The LE version adds white, red, green and blue LEDs, and the MI version carries red, green, blue and infrared LEDs. See Other Lights.

Nitecore NB Plus and Pocket 5 Power Banks

The NB Plus is a 10,000mAh power bank with USB-C and USB-A ports and a 22.5W maximum output. The Pocket 5 is a 5,000mAh magnetic power bank with a built-in USB-C cable and a magnetic ring in the box. We list the Pocket 5 in white, blue and orange. Browse more at Batteries.

Frequently Asked Questions: Nitecore Flashlights

Which Nitecore flashlights have a built-in rechargeable battery?
The EDC09 (1,100mAh), EDC07 (1,500mAh) and TIP3 (650mAh) use built-in lithium-ion batteries that charge over USB-C. The NU06 signal lights also have a built-in battery.

What battery does the Nitecore P20iX use?
The P20iX comes with a 5,000mAh 21700 lithium-ion cell. Nitecore's specifications also list CR123 cells, so confirm which cell you want before you buy.

Can the Nitecore HA11 headlamp use AA batteries?
Yes. The HA11 runs on one AA battery, and it also accepts a Nitecore NL1411R rechargeable 14500 cell that charges over USB-C.

What rail do Nitecore NPL lights mount to?
The NPL25, NPL27 and NPL35 packages include a Picatinny rail adapter with a wrench and screws. Check your firearm's rail type before ordering, because Nitecore does not list other rail types.

How do I charge Nitecore lights and power banks?
The EDC09, EDC07, TIP3, P20iX, DL30 and NPL35 charge over USB-C. The NPL25 and NPL27 batteries charge through a magnetic cable.

Which Nitecore light is the smallest?
The NU06 signal lights weigh about 16 grams and the TIP3 weighs 30 grams. The TIP3 is the lightest of the general-purpose pocket flashlights we carry.

Browse Nitecore Flashlights: Lights & Flashlights • Handheld Lights • Weapon Mounted Lights • Other Lights • Batteries

See Also: Streamlight • SureFire • Olight