SOFIRN Outdoor Store via AliExpress has
Sofirn H25LR 500 Lumen White / 660nm Deep Red LED Rechargeable Headlamp w/ 18650 Battery on sale for $14.27 - $2 with promo code
TAKEOFF2 at checkout =
$12.27.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member
CoolNest8507 for sharing this deal.
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About this Item:
- LED Bulbs: 1x TN3535 5000K LED 90 CRI and 1x SST20 DR 660nm red LED
- Charging time:4-6 H
- Waterproof Rate: IPX6
- Power Supply:1x 18650 Battery
- Material: Aluminum Alloy Head Lamp + Elasticity Head Band
- 5000K White LED 90 CRI: White light for a remarkable color rendering and nice comfortable white beam. Delivering a max output of 500lm.
- Deep Red LED 660nm: Red light in the wavelength of 660nm protects your night vision, keeps your peripheral vision.
- USB Rechargeable & Power Indicator: permits the headlamp to charge the battery much more conveniently, The thoughtful power indicator will always remind you to recharge in time when the power is low.
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hoenstly i prefer the 25. its way more compact and sits on the head better. the 21 is just incredibly bulky and front heavy... and the only added feature is the spotlight, and i find tight beams on a headlamp not very useful. although to each their own. just saying, if you dont need the spotlight, the $12 for the 25 is a great deal. im picking up an extra at this price, cause why not?!
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https://www.walmart.com/ip/Energi.../546112974
It's lightweight 55g, inexpensive $20, and lasts for several runs with each charge.
https://media.digikey.c
That's the spec sheet...
Aliexpress is basically selling the same stuff that you can find at Amazon, Target Walmart, Costco or Home Depot. They just get it to you more direct from the manufacturer with without some American importer slapping a label on and doubling the price.
You can find crap on all those American websites and retailers selling china goods as well but if you buy crap that is on you. Yet the vast preponderance is very nice stuff.
Some of my favorite and longest lasting things I have were bought directly from China many years ago when Buydig and urlhasbeenblocked were a thing. Some are pushing twenty or bit more years of use. The value I got per dollar spent is unbelievable and the newer stuff that pops up on Ali and at Costco is now even better. Watch Project Farm reviews and you will see no name direct from china tools beating brands that pretend to be American or that are American.
My wife has had one of those little 18650 powered rechargeable fans longer than I can remember and it has the cheap no name battery that everybody says will kill you. She recently dropped it and is heartbroken and wants new one. I think we paid like $2.99 for it.
I have twenty year old flashlight that cost 50 cents and they still run. My woodshop is full of China tools both powered and hand and they are earlier generation and all still going strong. I passed a $99 Ryobi table saw down to my son after twenty years of hard use in home improvement trade
The problem is not that China is making crap it is they are making very nice stuff at prices we can not touch. That is why Apple and big auto use their parts and components.They are making stuff nice enough that it look like they will beat us to Mars and own Australia shortly. The build colleges, prescription drug factories, high tech factories, ocean wind farms, airports, rockets and rocket launch facilities and cities that make ours look third world.
They also produce very smart people while the consumer here still imagines them the China of 1950 making stuff in huts or something. That is a very dangerous idea politically and a stupid one when shopping and seeing something low priced if you automatically assume junk.
I sometime wonder if the Chinese military or the CCP spread the myth so many believe.
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Word of warning. If you use Paypal on Aliexpress Paypal is going to treat it as cash transfer and charge you set fee plus plus a currency conversion one. I don't fear Ali I fear PayPal. Paypal Buyer Protection is being declined much more often than it used to be and I se no benefit in using it, just downsides
You may also lose CC dispute protection as technically the money gets transfered to Paypal and gets treated as cash transfer so your CC just shows money sent money to PayPal and you did not buy the item with your CC.
I have my primary CC on Ali for at least eight months now and have had not a problem one. My Chase Amazon Visa in contrast has had to be cancelled at least for times due to small but fraudulent charges and that was mostly used just at Amazon.com
You can also alternatively just use a virtual card.
Word of warning. If you use Paypal on Aliexpress Paypal is going to treat it as cash transfer and charge you set fee plus plus a currency conversion one. I don't fear Ali I fear PayPal. Paypal Buyer Protection is being declined much more often than it used to be and I se no benefit in using it, just downsides
You may also lose CC dispute protection as technically the money gets transfered to Paypal and gets treated as cash transfer so your CC just shows money sent money to PayPal and you did not buy the item with your CC.
I have my primary CC on Ali for at least eight months now and have had not a problem one. My Chase Amazon Visa in contrast has had to be cancelled at least for times due to small but fraudulent charges and that was mostly used just at Amazon.com
You can also alternatively just use a virtual card.
Word of warning. If you use Paypal on Aliexpress Paypal is going to treat it as cash transfer and charge you set fee plus plus a currency conversion one. I don't fear Ali I fear PayPal. Paypal Buyer Protection is being declined much more often than it used to be and I se no benefit in using it, just downsides
You may also lose CC dispute protection as technically the money gets transfered to Paypal and gets treated as cash transfer so your CC just shows money sent money to PayPal and you did not buy the item with your CC.
I have my primary CC on Ali for at least eight months now and have had not a problem one. My Chase Amazon Visa in contrast has had to be cancelled at least for times due to small but fraudulent charges and that was mostly used just at Amazon.com
You can also alternatively just use a virtual card.
That's a glitch related to miscoding credit cards linked to Paypal, and it just started happening. (So it will likely be fixed.)
If you use Paypal funds, or even a debit card linked to Paypal, the glitch doesn't apply.
That's a glitch related to miscoding credit cards linked to Paypal, and it just started happening. (So it will likely be fixed.)
If you use Paypal funds, or even a debit card linked to Paypal, the glitch doesn't apply.
I saw the same thing some good amount of months ago here. We have comments about it here currently in one of the current ebike deals and here is link to where you can see the same happening five years ago.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Aliexpre...liex
Anyhoo, here's the deal. I used PayPal to pay for a purchase. I have credit cards associated with PayPal and I picked a credit card to use. Instead of the standard process where the merchants get paid by CREDIT, I found out a few days later (I just happened to check my account for some other reason, or else I wouldn't have known it until the statement is ready) that the merchant had, without my consent or had any notification on the payment page, made a CASH ADVANCE on my credit card instead! This triggered a $10 transaction fee on a purchase of about $14. Contacting the seller was no help, as they evaded giving a straight answer (but that is expected as I never have a fair resolution when there is a problem). What's more discouraging is that PayPal is no help either. I opened a dispute ticket and PayPal responded that this is not a billing issue and closed the case.
In almost all cases people assume it is the merchant but it is PayPal and their fee structure and how they handle the transaction and the foreign currency fees, both fixed and percentage. You CC will show that it all was paid to Paypal as they treat it all as cash transfer pulled from your CC. That leaves you in the spot where you did not purchase the item with you CC and lose the ability to do a chargeback with you CC.
I say the lesson to learn is stay the hell away from Paypal for any and all purchases. They use fearmongering to get business like the alarm and identity theft weasel companies do.
Everyone fears Ali and jumps from the frying pan into the fire.
Remember it was Paypal a US company that refused to let people have access to their own money both personal and business as Paypal may have not liked their politics or product even though nothing illegal or unethical had been done.
Maybe I am wrong but if so please tell how this is a glitch when it has been going on for a long time. Again use Paypal at you own risk. The way the public is now they may or may not know where Paypal is going to be pulling funds from,
You pulling my leg or am I just out of touch with what the kids are up to? Is there a PayPay?
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You pulling my leg or am I just out of touch with what the kids are up to? Is there a PayPay?
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