I'm not sure if this has already been posted. I am usually am not fast enough to carch the deals when they go live. Sofirn is having a flash sale on their SC13A Keychain light. This is an awesome deal for a great EDC light that is small enough to fit in your pocket. It is1300 max lumen with the 5000k Niche 519a with an 18350 batter that charges with USB C. iIt also comes with Anduril UI . it looks like you can buy 2 to get free shipping or another of their lights if you see something else to add.
https://www.sofirnlight.com/produ...firn-sc13a
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Ur good bro👍
I wouldnt say "warmer". Warmer sounds nice and pleasant.
When this thing somehow turns on in Turbo mode, your response will be neither nice nor pleasant.
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2xSC13 short and stubbies can magnetically combine to make a normal-flashlight-feeling size with dual light ends a la Darth Maul!
It was more fun playing around with them together than actually testing them out.
I would have bet (and lost) that the magnets would repel...not sure how they stick to each other AND surface, but magnets, how do they work? no clown knows...
Wish this was in Green like the regular SC13 that WAS at $9.99 - tired of black. They also have a SC18 [sofirnlight.com] (1800 lumen) for $14.99 which isn't bad either, in black or green. I think the SC18 still has a plastic lens like the SC13. But they don't say what the SC18 color temp is. EDIT: The SC18 is reported to have a cooler temp at 6500k.
EDIT: I'm still questioning if the lens is glass or plastic. OK..the SC13 Fresnel lens is plastic and the SC18 TIR lens is one piece plastic placed in front of the LED which includes the top lens, reflector and an inside lens. Still not sure if there's a piece of glass on top of the plastic lens or the top of the plastic TIR is exposed. I would guess the latter.
2xSC13 short and stubbies can magnetically combine to make a normal-flashlight-feeling size with dual light ends a la Darth Maul!
It was more fun playing around with them together than actually testing them out.
I would have bet (and lost) that the magnets would repel...not sure how they stick to each other AND surface, but magnets, how do they work? no clown knows...
I have 6 of these and they all repel each other... a mystery indeed.
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