Hello my dear friends!
this "review" is not really finished, but i hope you can get a first impression and maybe ask me things i can add later
lets start with looking:
the flashlight arrived in a nice cardboardbox
really nice size
compared to the well known “C8 Style” and the smalest 26650 flashlight i own, a DQG Tiny 3th
and beside its cell (not included)
a look into the frone unveils a Cree XHP70.2 LED, a OP reflector and a ARcoated lens holded by a flat bezel
a lot cooling fins and the rubber sideswitch (RED LED for undervoltage warning underneath)
on the tail end the lubed threads are square cut
and show a variant to the usual spring in the tailcap
Same construction in the head
therefore the light is picky with the cells…
66mm is too short (needed a 1mm neodym to contact)
70mm is too long (was dented a bit on the positive contact)
tube on the front end has regular threads
a picture of the included user manual
some white wall shots & power meassurements:
f/2.2 | 1/50sec | ISO 200 with Huawei P9
Amps measured with clamp meter and bench power supply @4,1V
OFF 0.002A parasitic drain (jumps to 0.001A)
ECO – 0.019 A
LOW – 0.2 A
MEDIUM – 0.745 A
HIGH – 2.45 A
TURBO – 7.45A
low voltage warning :
came on 3.0 V (red flashing LED underneath the switch)
light shuts OFF on 2.5 V (red LED continues flashing – but power consumtion is only 0.003 A)
conclusion so far:
+ i like the ODF30 for the size and simplicity – which reflects in a good, achievable price!
+ 3500 Lumens seem reasonable
+ nice alround beam
+ working LOW power safety
~ the red flashing LED can in theory suck the cell into death in some months
– picky on cell lenghts
– no USB charging (maybe in a later model)
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perfecto! 8 lumen low mode better than 150 anyway, even if it is hard to access.
Thank you. Looking forward to this light.
Some outdoor beamshots would be great. Looking forward to them
Thank You i really appreciate the bit about battery length
Any idea how to access the Hidden mode?
press and hold from off to start in ECO
(instead of short click to turn on)
double click for turbo and strobe while on
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On the banggood.com description it states that it is USB rechargeable? Just checked the official website and no mention of USB there…sigh…
i ask them to correct that!
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That ugly tint shift… LED fault
I do not see any competition for TC20 here.
Mike
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Brief introduction and cell compatibility
the new ODF30 has some 4-8% higher output as well
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Ordered one already. Hopefully will be here sometime next week. Got a brand new high drain 26650 waiting on it. It was also quite a bit cheaper than the TC20.
I received my lumintop odf30. Great light. The light is about the same size as thrunite tc20.
I did the ceiling bounce using shockli.
Lumintop odf30. 171 lux
Thrunite tc20. 194 lux
Lumen are consistent. Both are cool white. I like odf30 better, more cool white.. tc20 have hint of green..
It comes 3400 lumens. TC20 actually has 3,800. Mi 70.2 does not like it because of the uniformity of color. I am waiting for the HI version without a dome. Write a few words about the interface comparison of the two flashlights.
Click on the name of the flashlight and you will see its spectrum of colors: ANSI WHITE
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New version coming out with a charging port, think they are trying to rip the Olight look.
no rubber flap over charging port
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Martin,
That looks nice any chance of a NW emitter?
Hopefully the new version with charging port will materialize soon.
Can compare with the Rofis MR70 which to me is the most versatile light that I have at the moment
Can someone tell me how to fix my broken tailcap ?? Is it possible if I can switch it with d4s tail cap ??
Hmm… one would say that was bound to break…
If you have a taller or better spring you can swap it in. Either way, the main thing is to add a bypass wire or two from the spring top over to the spot the tab solders on to.
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