David, have you ever heard of the phrase, "a pig looking at a wrist watch?" I am afraid it applies to me when it comes to modding flashlights - I am still a newbie to this forum. But I enjoy technology and, by nature, will be automatically compelled to learn. Maybe some day I will not only understand what you are saying but know how to do it! Thanks!
Nice work reviewing this light Lightbringer. So, I ordered a basic UW 360 to check it out. I can see where I could use this as a desk lamp to illuminate my keyboard at night. Because it is so unique, I am sure I will find other uses. It would be sweeter if I could get a deal, but life is too short. Thanks for the heads up!
BTW, I love how they offer you insurance for $4.00 on this $20 item at checkout. On something this cheap, I would rather "self insure."
Even at 20bux itās not bad, for the novelty. Iāve had āsimilar productsā pop up, and they were grossly overpriced, like 35-40bux for essentially the same thing (except a āname brandā).
The 18650 powered goose neck light arrived today, and it is a real winner! As with every new light I get, I show it to my wife and offer it to her. She rarely shows any interest in my collection, but this one she took to immediately.
It seems to be well made, puts out a good amount of light for its size, and is very stable on its metal base. We both see how useful this could be as a small desk lamp. I love that it runs on an 18650 battery. So I ordered another one for myself! Thanks for bringing it to my attention Lightbringer!
Yeh, the COB fills that specific niche. And bang for the buck they are. Super Floodingā¦ all for that Budget price and they sub for the comparable xml -xhp setup that is in the pricier tier of budgetry. I like em. Budget priced and effective.
I almost didnāt post that one because I canāt tell if the battery is removable, but it does at least say it has an 18650 battery, so I figured that was close enough.