LED: 18* CREE XHP50.3 (new high powered LED).Definitely check out our review we linked above. But keep in mind that this firmware is pretty sophisticated and may not fit everyone's needs. You also have access to standard modes if you don’t like ramping and strobes. It can ramp all the way down to a sub lumen output, to a mind-boggling 5,000+ lumens on maximum. It’s also very advanced and configurable. Press and hold for ramping up, and same for ramping down.
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Its driver is running the Anduril2 firmware, with the standard UI being ramping and direct turbo accessible with a double click. So, buy 4×18650s at once, and keep them only for 4×18650 lights. All of the cells are in parallel, so they need to be kept at the same charge level to prevent problems, and they need to be kept in the same group as well. Good high drain 18650 cells like the NCR18650GA, Samsung 30Q, LG HG2, Sony VTC6, Samsung 25R, and many others have to be used to get the maximum performance. The SP36PRO is an all-purpose light and can be used for anything, from lighting up the road in front of you to be used while camping to even being a great night light for some. Using 4x Luminus SST40 LEDs to produce a mind-blowing 5000+ lumens, this flashlight is a monster to be reckoned with and a must-have for all flashlights users. It is the successor of the very popular BLF Q8, which has been a very popular light amongst flashaholics and has been a hit amongst flashlight enthusiasts from all around the world.
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Check out our full review of the Sofirn SP36Pro here. This results in the brightest budget flashlight with multi-battery configuration made today, named the Sofirn SP36PRO. This is an extremely bright light, that brings the most bang for the buck.
Nightwatch might be an unknown brand, but it surely has some appeal to the flashaholic within us. Works on 26800 batteries (package includes a 21700 adapter).Max power only possible with the best high drain cell like the Samsung INR21700 30T.Super bright, and probably brightest led flashlight on a single cell.Shared #1 Brightest single-cell lithium flashlight Please read all the details in our Astrolux A03 review (which is the same as the Mateminco CSF05) The only downside of this light is the UI. The light gets a bit warm with the 14500 but not too hot. Medium with the 14500 starts at 266 lm, dropping to around 175 lm over 2 and a bit hours. It then lasts about an hour, dropping down to 300 lm by the end. With the 14500 cell on High starts at over 700 lm then drops to about 450 lm in a couple of minutes. AA on Medium starts at 183 lm and holds it steady for almost an hour and a half. It held this for a bit over half an hour before dropping suddenly. The AA Eneloop hit 435 lumens then dropped to about 300 lm after a couple of minutes.
The clip is loose but this is easy to remedy by squeezing it with some pliers. Whilst this LED isn’t as high CRI as a Nichia, it certainly looks nicer than some CREE LEDs, whilst providing good output and plenty of throw for its size, and great output on AA. Mateminco has taken a risk with the SFS80 LED and I think it’s paid off.
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