Joe presents a giveaway for the ThruNite Ti5, a compact and durable pen light. He highlights its practical design, various lighting modes, and technical specifications, inviting viewers to comment for a chance to win the device regardless of their location.
Hey guys thanks for tuning in it's Joe.
Today we're inside it's a crappy day out the wife's at work
and I got my daughter and her two friends over two cousins over
so it's a house full of girls today. Might be a little loud.
We're just going to give away a ThruNite Ti5. Stay tuned.
Okay guys, like I said, it's gonna be a little noisy.
I can hear those girls like crazy. Just bear with me
So the ThruNite Ti5. It's a it's a pen light.
It has a clip right there and
The button is at the back and it's hard to push
So it's not it's a good design because it won't just
automatically accidentally turn on in your in your backpack
What I figured out with these
Is also if you if you turn it
on and then you can twist to change the modes
so you got little brighter brightest small
and then there you go your strobe
on there too so that's not just
the only way you can obviously do with the button
so it's kind of cool a couple little different modes
the highest output is 120 lumens
so it's nice does the trick anyway
and it runs on one triple-a battery and I'll
throw that battery in when I send it
so guys I have so many flashlights all
right they keep sending them to me
so I'm just gonna keep giving them away all
All right, again, if you want to win this flashlight,
all you have to do is say, I'm in, I want it,
Joe, you're the best, you know, anything that flatters me.
I'm just joking.
Just say you want it, I'm gonna, again,
go through the things just randomly,
no favorites, nothing, and I'll send it to whoever wins,
wherever in the world.
All right, boys and girls, there's no way I'm gonna pretend
to know all the specs on this,
to know all the specs off by heart
off of every single flashlight or piece of gear
that I review, I wanna read it off the computer.
So again, they're calling the low light is Firefly.
It's just Thrunite's thing, I believe.
The body is a hard aircraft anodized aluminum,
like a lot of Thrunites, if not all of them.
Real quick, the specs that people care about.
Firefly is 0.2 lumens, and it lasts for 120 hours.
Low is 11 lumens, lasts for six and a half hours.
High is 120 lumens, and that lasts for 30 minutes.
Strobe is 120 lumens, it lasts for one hour.
It's a neutral white output, 15% less than cool white.
Fancy.
And the throw is about 50 meters.
It's waterproof, impact resistant, all that stuff.
And it says the working temperature is
negative 40 degrees Celsius to 40 degrees Celsius.
So that's kinda cool.
All right guys, so there it is.
Another flashlight giveaway, ThruNite Ti5.
Comment if you wanna win.
Thanks for watching and I'll see you
with a camping video very soon.
A really cool camping video.