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LEDs
A very strange flashlight. The light is good. On max, the battery lasts about an hour and a half, maybe two. An interesting solution — LEDs of different color temperatures with a diffuser. This gives a very contrasty and even illumination for about three meters. People with vision problems will especially appreciate it for close-up work. Many flashlights produce a bright, focused beam of a single spectrum. That's inconvenient for close-up work. The bright spot is blinding and creates shadows. This one gives even illumination without a hotspot or shadows in two spectrums, both up close and at two to three meters. An electrician's or auto mechanic's dream, etc. I really liked the light. But that's all about the max mode. When both are on. The rest is weird design choices. The hand wave gesture works, but it triggers on everything. Turning your head, tilting it, walking through a doorway. For some reason they call the second button a touch sensor. It's the same as the first one. Rubber and clicks when pressed. It turns on this "intelligent" mode. You can just forget about it. The main weirdness. The LEDs turn on one by one, in sequence, and to get to the main mode you have to press the button five times. Overall, I liked the flashlight. Excellent light for its purposes. And the battery seems more or less okay. I was even thinking of getting another one, but then it suddenly doubled in price 🤔
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LEDs
Excellent, lightweight, bright flashlight. The wave-to-turn-on feature is pretty cool — handy if your hands are dirty, for example. Downsides: the strap is very thin, and I’m not sure how long the battery will last — probably not long, it’s very light.
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LEDs
Excellent, I waited a long time
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Flashlight works, but the capacity is a bit low. The alarm beeps and works!!! As for detecting and locating optical devices — you need to know how and practice.
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Pros:
Good, handy flashlight.
