Here we present the time-correlated luminescence of isolated nanocrystals of five methylammonium lead mixed-halide perovskite compositions (CH<
sub>
3<
/sub>
NH<
sub>
3<
/sub>
PbBr<
sub>
3$-$x<
/sub>
I<
sub>
x<
/sub>
) that were synthesized with varying iodide and bromide anion loading. All analyzed nanocrystals had a spherical morphology with diameters in the range of 2 to 32 nm. The luminescence maxima of CH<
sub>
3<
/sub>
NH<
sub>
3<
/sub>
PbBr<
sub>
3$-$x<
/sub>
I<
sub>
x<
/sub>
nanocrystals were tuned to wavelengths ranging between 498 and 740 nm by varying the halide loading. Both CH<
sub>
3<
/sub>
NH<
sub>
3<
/sub>
PbI<
sub>
3<
/sub>
and CH<
sub>
3<
/sub>
NH<
sub>
3<
/sub>
PbBr<
sub>
3<
/sub>
nanocrystals exhibited no luminescence intermittency for more than 90% of the 250 s analysis time, as defined by a luminescence intensity three standard deviations above the background. The mixed halide CH<
sub>
3<
/sub>
NH<
sub>
3<
/sub>
PbBr<
sub>
0.75<
/sub>
I<
sub>
0.25<
/sub>
, CH<
sub>
3<
/sub>
NH<
sub>
3<
/sub>
PbBr<
sub>
0.50<
/sub>
I<
sub>
0.50<
/sub>
, and CH<
sub>
3<
/sub>
NH<
sub>
3<
/sub>
PbBr<
sub>
0.25<
/sub>
I<
sub>
0.75<
/sub>
nanocrystals exhibited luminescence intermittency in 18%, 4% and 26% of the nanocrystals, respectively. Irrespective of luminescence intermittency, luminescence intensities were classified for each nanocrystal as: (a) constant, (b) multimodal, (c) photobrightening, and (d) photobleaching. Finally, based on their photophysics, the CH<
sub>
3<
/sub>
NH<
sub>
3<
/sub>
PbBr<
sub>
3$-$x<
/sub>
I<
sub>
x<
/sub>
nanocrystals can be expected to be useful in a wide-range of applications where low and non-intermittent luminescence is desirable, for example as imaging probes and in films for energy conversion devices.