tsask
Flashlight Enthusiast
- Joined
- Oct 6, 2005
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About a year ago I bought the NITEYE JR10. Earlier I had bought a much cheaper single AA cell 'seahorse' type light with lousy tint, low power etc so spending the over $40 on the NITEYE seemed like a good idea. I had daily use of it on low on NIMH AAs'. I liked it a lot. Yesterday when it was time to change cells I thought I had a dead battery so I tried a few more than an alkaline primary; ALL FAILED to work.
It is frustrating to buy a $$$ (to non flashaholic that is) LED light and then to have it fail in about a year, that stinks big time. I take some comfort in the fact that it failed me personally and not a professional associate I had suggested buy that light. I have not contacted the seller here in the USA because it's Sunday afternoon here now, so I will call tomorrow afternoon. He is a good guy and if the warranty had expired I will not be upset with the seller at all. I will however AVOID ANY Niteye product for the rest of my life (and briefly share this experience with the community here at CPF.)
It is frustrating to buy a $$$ (to non flashaholic that is) LED light and then to have it fail in about a year, that stinks big time. I take some comfort in the fact that it failed me personally and not a professional associate I had suggested buy that light. I have not contacted the seller here in the USA because it's Sunday afternoon here now, so I will call tomorrow afternoon. He is a good guy and if the warranty had expired I will not be upset with the seller at all. I will however AVOID ANY Niteye product for the rest of my life (and briefly share this experience with the community here at CPF.)