I have an unusual flashlight review today. This is a versatile light that has both white and UV LEDs and you can twist the head to point sideways. About the light This light is sold as the EverBrite 90° Twist UV. It looks suspiciously like the Nicron N72, so I expect they come from the …
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Sofirn have released an upgraded version of the SC31B, called the SC31 Pro. The light now has USB-C, Anduril and a better LED.
The Wurkkos HD20 flashlight is a right angle headlamp with a 21700 cell and 2 LEDs. About the light This is a big flashlight that you can also use as a headlamp. It has lots of bells and whistles and comes at a budget price. The HD20 has 2 LEDs that can be on individually …
The C8F is a high power tactical light from Sofirn. It has 2 switches for easy operation and throws a reasonable distance.
This week I took an original 1980s Playskool plastic flashlight, removed the insides and replaced them with a 4000 lumen flashlight.
Another light from Sofirn I’m reviewing is the IF25A. This is a pocketable flashlight with 4 LEDs. About the light The IF25A is small but powerful budget light. It takes a 21700 cell and has 4 SST20 LEDs, pumping out up to 3800 lumens. It has an E-switch and uses the Anduril flashlight user interface. …
Flashlights with the Anduril UI step down the brightness when they get to hot. They do this with a temperature sensor, which may need configuring when you first get it.
Abbreviated history of high power single cell flashlights
Today I’m reviewing the updated version of Sofirn’s SD05 flashlight. This is my first diving light and my first light with a rotating switch. About the light The SD05 is advertised as a diving light and is waterproof to 100m. It uses a 6000K (cool white) CREE XHP50.2 LED and puts out 3000lm on high. …
This is quite exciting. I got my hands on Imalent’s new MS03 flashlight: this light pumps out 13,000 lumens from a single cell, making it the brightest pocket-sized flashlight in existence. Read on to see what it’s like in real life. Purchasing You can buy the light from ImalentStore.com. It’s currently $129.95. Quick review This …
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