MecArmy MOT10 Flashlight
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It's 2017, and we don't just rely on the trusty tools in our pockets anymore. We also depend on tech that keeps us connected and enhances our day-to-day. Whether it's a laptop for work, a tablet for the kids, or the mobile phone for, well, everything, tech is very much a part of our carry these days as a knife or flashlight. And with all that tech there just isn't enough power to go around, making power banks as ubiquitous as the gear they power. So now there’s the problem of carrying too much gear, which MecArmy are keen to fix. With the MOT10, they solve two carry problems with one flashlight that's got the right features for EDC.
The MOT10 first and foremost aims to be a great light. Powered by 1 x 18650 battery, it uses a Cree XP-L HI V3 LED to push out up to 1000 lumens on Turbo for 4.15 hours, or a 12-lumen low for up to 254 hours. With its Strobe and SOS modes you get a plenty of light to use for all your tasks, controlled by the MOT10's side switch. An included clip and detachable metal tailcap loop also give you options for carrying the light or suspending it from your gear.
Its secondary function lies under the cap on its bottom. Two USB ports—one standard and one micro—let the MOT10 either charge your devices or be charged itself. The onboard charging saves you the trouble of carrying another set of cables and adapters, and the capacity of a good 18650 gives your devices enough charge in a pinch when using the light to charge.
Whether as a powerful and EDC-friendly light on its own or the battery backup you need in an emergency, the MOT10 is a great addition to both enhance and consolidate your gear. Pick one up from the link below.
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