[Miniature and Powerful] A smaller size than the previous Marauder series flashlights but with all power and function, must-have for search and rescue, hunters, and all outdoor enthusiasts
[Update Three RGB Color LEDs] It is designed with Green, Blue, and Red RGB three-type color LEDs which are uniformly distributed around the converging lens. You can select the RGB color you like, which could satisfy your daily needs
[High Performance] Features a 600-meter round spotlight beam from the central LED and a 7,000-lumens floodlight beam from 9 surrounding LEDs
[Double Switch Operate] A simple toggle switch to select either spotlight or floodlight; an intuitive rotary knob switch to activate the light and circle through 7 output levels (Note: Rotate the knob switch quickly over 90 degrees to unlock it)
[Perdurable Quality and Unique Design] A silicone surface and hidden lanyard hole design enhance the portability for storage and daily use
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[Miniature and Powerful] A smaller size than the previous Marauder series flashlights but with all power and function, must-have for search and rescue, hunters, and all outdoor enthusiasts
[Update Three RGB Color LEDs] It is designed with Green, Blue, and Red RGB three-type color LEDs which are uniformly distributed around the converging lens. You can select the RGB color you like, which could satisfy your daily needs
[High Performance] Features a 600-meter round spotlight beam from the central LED and a 7,000-lumens floodlight beam from 9 surrounding LEDs
[Double Switch Operate] A simple toggle switch to select either spotlight or floodlight; an intuitive rotary knob switch to activate the light and circle through 7 output levels (Note: Rotate the knob switch quickly over 90 degrees to unlock it)
[Perdurable Quality and Unique Design] A silicone surface and hidden lanyard hole design enhance the portability for storage and daily use
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Costco has a Infinity X1 7,000 lumens flashlight on sale near me with a solid aluminum body for $16.97 LOL.
You're only comparing a lumen output and not interface, features, size, warranty, build quality, build material, IPX rating, fuel type, run time, candela (which max candela for the Olight is 140,000 the Infinity only 15,600...). There's much more to torches than lumen output...
Costco has a Infinity X1 7,000 lumens flashlight on sale near me with a solid aluminum body for $16.97 LOL.
That thing is like carrying a baseball bat. Yes it's inexpensive and has strong light output but you have to store it and carrying it around isn't convenient. This thing is really expensive but it has a much better form factor and the output is very good. Getting a light with this lights output and form factor that is closer to the Costco price point is the ideal.
I do like plights but somehow can't justify paying $120 for a simple flashlight no matter how many lumens.
I owe over 30 flashlights both rechargeable & non- rechargeable and all work great so far for last 10+ years. Paying $120 is just way too much!
I do like plights but somehow can't justify paying $120 for a simple flashlight no matter how many lumens.
I owe over 30 flashlights both rechargeable & non- rechargeable and all work great so far for last 10+ years. Paying $120 is just way too much!
Yet you'd have $120 if you had the money you paid for 1/3 of your 30-flashlight collection.
I have a bunch of flashlights too and they all serve different purposes (so I tell myself). Having a mini-sun in my hand for $120 seems like a great deal.
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I remember the 90's and Surefire tactical lights that had like 200 lumens with an incadescent bulb and cr123 batteries and those costing well above $100.
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I owe over 30 flashlights both rechargeable & non- rechargeable and all work great so far for last 10+ years. Paying $120 is just way too much!
I owe over 30 flashlights both rechargeable & non- rechargeable and all work great so far for last 10+ years. Paying $120 is just way too much!
I have a bunch of flashlights too and they all serve different purposes (so I tell myself). Having a mini-sun in my hand for $120 seems like a great deal.
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