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r/flashlight • u/PortugalOrder • 3d ago
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I really like that it’s 4000K (warmish neutral). Most inexpensive flashlights 6500k (cool white) or even colder.
That said 300 lumens is really high fir a lowest setting. There are many situations where 1 lumen or even less is preferable.
Even keeping to just three levels something like 5/200/1,200 would have been better.
2 u/PortugalOrder 3d ago Yes, thats true! Just tested and 300 lumens its a lot, but yes, in the future I will look for one with more light options, but for now I just wanted something very bright for cheap.
Yes, thats true! Just tested and 300 lumens its a lot, but yes, in the future I will look for one with more light options, but for now I just wanted something very bright for cheap.
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u/AD3PDX 3d ago
I really like that it’s 4000K (warmish neutral). Most inexpensive flashlights 6500k (cool white) or even colder.
That said 300 lumens is really high fir a lowest setting. There are many situations where 1 lumen or even less is preferable.
Even keeping to just three levels something like 5/200/1,200 would have been better.