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PHIXTON 100000-Lumen Rechargeable LED Flashlight (PA160-2) on sale for $16.14 - $7.26 when you apply promo code
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Product Details:
- PH-L330 30W LED chip
- Maximum brightness: 100,000 lumens
- Beam distance: up to 3,280 feet
- Runtime: up to 15 hours
- Battery: 6000mAh rechargeable battery (included)
- Charging: USB-C input port
- USB output port for charging devices
- Power display: 4-level battery indicator
- Lighting modes: 5 modes (High / Medium / Low / Strobe / SOS)
- Water resistance: IPX7 rated
- Material: aviation-grade aluminum alloy
- Impact resistance: withstands 10-foot drops
- Dimensions: 6.73" L x 1.73" H x 1.26" W
- Adjustable focus from narrow spotlight beam to wide flood beam
- Overcharge protection on battery and flashlight
- Can function as power bank to charge smartphones or earphones
- 4-cell battery indicator shows charge status
- Handheld, cylindrical design with matte finish
- Includes:
- Flashlight with 6000mAh rechargeable battery installed
- 3x AAA alkaline batteries
- USB-C charging cable
- Gift box
Top Comments
They renamed the LED so no research can be done there. Avoid this one.
At a pure green color and 100% efficiency (which never happens), the maximum light that could come from 30w LEDs is 20k lumens. At a gross green color.
At typical LED efficiency of 160 lm/w, it could theoretically reach about 4800 lumens.
If you want to compare to a legit 100,000 lm flashlight, look to the IMALENT SR32. It uses 32 Cree XHP50.3 LEDs and requires 8 x 21700 battery cells. And it offers max illumination for less than 1 minute before throttling down due to heat issues. And it costs 15x more.
Do not buy this POS. Wurkkos and Sofirn offer very good flashlights at 2x - 3x the cost. They are really well made, durable, and offer practical stats that are actually useful.
Maybe consider the Warsun T7, 2 pack for $16. Non replaceable cell but such a delightfully slim and lightweight design its easy to keep on you instead of leaving it in the glovebox. I do believe they put out the 400 lumens claimed. Perhaps my favorite budget EDC light:
https://slickdeals.net/f/19671249-warsun-t7-rechargeable-edc-slim-flashlight-2-for-16-amazon-prime-day-sale?v=1&src=Si
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Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank ClovisJ
They renamed the LED so no research can be done there. Avoid this one.
Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank KneesGrows
it wont be 10k or 100k
might be 1000 lumen. probably good for that glovebox like others state
Dang. I felt scammed just reading your comment even though I wasn't. Was I? Idk anymore.
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Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank ClovisJ
Maybe consider the Warsun T7, 2 pack for $16. Non replaceable cell but such a delightfully slim and lightweight design its easy to keep on you instead of leaving it in the glovebox. I do believe they put out the 400 lumens claimed. Perhaps my favorite budget EDC light:
https://slickdeals.net/f/19671249-warsun-t7-rechargeable-edc-slim-flashlight-2-for-16-amazon-prime-day-sale?v=1&src=Si
Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank trza
At a pure green color and 100% efficiency (which never happens), the maximum light that could come from 30w LEDs is 20k lumens. At a gross green color.
At typical LED efficiency of 160 lm/w, it could theoretically reach about 4800 lumens.
If you want to compare to a legit 100,000 lm flashlight, look to the IMALENT SR32. It uses 32 Cree XHP50.3 LEDs and requires 8 x 21700 battery cells. And it offers max illumination for less than 1 minute before throttling down due to heat issues. And it costs 15x more.
Do not buy this POS. Wurkkos and Sofirn offer very good flashlights at 2x - 3x the cost. They are really well made, durable, and offer practical stats that are actually useful.
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