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Sofirn SP36 Pro Powerful 8000 Lumens 6500K LED Rechargeable Flashlight (BLF SP36 Pro KIT) on sale for
$42.99 when you
follow instructions below.
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Deal Instructions:
- Click here for Sofirn SP36 Pro Powerful 8000 Lumens 6500K LED Rechargeable Flashlight
- Add to cart
- Proceed to checkout
- During Final Checkout, apply promo code UBK82QA7
- Your total will be $42.99 + free shipping.
Includes:
- Flashlight
3x 18650 3000mAh Batteries (inserted) - Charging cable (USBA to USBC)
- Accessories
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2 things to note:
The 6500k color temperature is the brightest, but also a very blue-tinted light. Personally I prefer 4000k or so for a warmer yellow light that hurts my eyes less at night. Unfortunately only the 6500k version is on sale here, so it's not for me.
The temperature sensor on mine needed to be calibrated because it would constantly think the light was overheating and step it down. There's guides online to calibrate it and it's not so hard, just uncomfortable for someone newer to flashlights.
Only buy the Anduril versions of the lights, it's an open source firmware for flashlights and the UI is incredible.
If you buy make sure you also order the defuser for like 2 or 3 bucks... turns the lite into a lantern
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2 things to note:
The 6500k color temperature is the brightest, but also a very blue-tinted light. Personally I prefer 4000k or so for a warmer yellow light that hurts my eyes less at night. Unfortunately only the 6500k version is on sale here, so it's not for me.
The temperature sensor on mine needed to be calibrated because it would constantly think the light was overheating and step it down. There's guides online to calibrate it and it's not so hard, just uncomfortable for someone newer to flashlights.
Only buy the Anduril versions of the lights, it's an open source firmware for flashlights and the UI is incredible.
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$74.99 (just the light)
$129.99 42% Off
I like the SP36 BLF Anduril version better than this SP36 Pro. The BLF version has better tints and CRI, but has lower max brightness. Buy this SP36 Pro if you really want the brightest.
For reference, I brought the SP36 BLF version in Aug 2020 for $40
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I like to bring it out every year for Halloween. When me and my kids get stuck in a big crowd, I will suddenly crank it up to full power (pointing down at the ground) and it's so bright everyone looks around in shock, squints and moves out of the way. Back when I first got the light, not that many people had Li-ion flashlights.
2 things to note:
The 6500k color temperature is the brightest, but also a very blue-tinted light. Personally I prefer 4000k or so for a warmer yellow light that hurts my eyes less at night. Unfortunately only the 6500k version is on sale here, so it's not for me.
The temperature sensor on mine needed to be calibrated because it would constantly think the light was overheating and step it down. There's guides online to calibrate it and it's not so hard, just uncomfortable for someone newer to flashlights.
Only buy the Anduril versions of the lights, it's an open source firmware for flashlights and the UI is incredible.
This is something about the Color Temps...
https://www.reddit.com/r/flashlight/comments/7prnka/what_color_temperature_do_you_prefer/
Kind of a harsh blueish white.
Does anyone know what the runtimes are at each setting? I can't seem to find it anywhere online.
Thanks!
The UBK82QA7 has been applied
Good Review:
https://1lumen.com/review/sofirn-sp36-pro/
My favorite part:
"Sofirn only advertises a single Lumen figure, and I can only assume it's for Turbo. I didn't get anywhere near their 8000 Lumen figure (off almost 2300 Lumens), but I know the SST40 is capable of more since the harder you drive it, the better, especially in multi emitter setups. I grabbed 3 married (fully charged) Sony VTC6 and tested the light on Turbo again. The result? How's 7100 Lumens sound? You could postulate the SP36 Pro is capable of 8000 Lumens, but you need some high-end batteries to do it (and maybe some unicorn pee or pixie dust)."
If you buy make sure you also order the defuser for like 2 or 3 bucks... turns the lite into a lantern
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