Nitecore NL1416R 1600mAh USB-C Rechargeable Battery for MT2A Pro Flashlight with Sticker

Got this for my Coast G32 because it was a bit cheaper than the Coast battery. This one is a little short and at first I thought it didn't work. I wound up putting a washer in to make a good contact and working just fine nice and bright.

Badass flashlight! Use it daily for work. A 2nd battery is a must

Best quality of battery

Love the brightness and run time this battery affords my torch.

Update: the Coast ZX555 is another "141000" sized battery offered on Amazon and works perfectly in the same lights mentioned below.So far as of this review, this is the only 141000 (2xAA) size 3.7v lithium ion battery I can find on Amazon. Unfortunately, this crucial specification is not stated anywhere in the description or pictures, perhaps intentionally so by Nitecore... It's a size that's also used by other lithium powered, 2xAA compatible flashlights like the Fenix LD22 v2.0 AA Flashlight, the Acebeam Pokelit 2*AA, and the ThruNite Archer 2A C --which I can confirm works -- but I cannot find 141000 batteries offered separately anywhere at all, with one exception: the Fenix ARB-L14-1600U2 battery for the Fenix LD22 v2.0, offered by Fenix only on their site. BUT even though the Fenix battery is the right 141000 size, with a built-in charging port, it's specs are lower at 3.6v and 1100 mAh capacity vs. 3.7v and 1600 mAh for this Nitecore and the ThruNite 141000 battery.I did notice one small, though somewhat significant difference between the branded ThruNite 141000 battery that comes with the ThruNite Archer 2A C, and this Nitecore NL1416R battery: the USB-C charging port depth. The Nitecore NL1416R port seems to be slightly deeper which makes some of my cables that are a tick shorter on its insertion/conductive end unable to plug in fully enough to "click" i.e. lock in the insertion. As such, I would prefer ThruNite's slightly shallower receptacle that allows for locking in the insertion of cables with slightly shorter conductive ends, but alas there's basically no choice here.

I carry a Nitecore MTA2 daily and got this as a backup battery, just in case....so far, I've never needed it, though I HAVE had to let coworkers who didn't charge THEIR lights use it. So, long life, which is good!The battery's on-board USB-C charging port and light make it nice to be able to just plug it in and leave it be until the light goes green... though that CAN take a while, so don't try to get a charge in a hurry or anything.Basically, it's a good battery and it's always good to have a charged spare!

Excelente servicio y menos calidad recomendado .

Fenix makes a similar product at 1100mah, these are 160mah. These also are a hair slimmer than the Fenix so fits more 2 AA lights than the Fenix. Most lights have drastically better output with both Fenix and Nitecore but not every light is capable of this, some stay at same output regardless.The Energizer PMHT21 is cheap and they work with it. A great stash around house option.