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Video: NiteCore EX10 Review Part 1 
YouTube | by rss@youtube.com (crumbub) | Thu, Dec 18
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I left out a few things... the light has a glass non-reflective lens. and to make the light fade or get brighter, you press and hold the button untill your desired light intensity is reached. thanks for watching!!!
Author: crumbub
Keywords: NiteCore EX10 Flashlight Review LED Cree Q5
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