[Available again! - BLF special edition light] new Sofirn AAA twisty high CRI 5mm LED

I cant make that video to work ?

Isn’t it basement, 1th floor, 2th floor?

But definitely a drop test! :slight_smile:

No basement actually even though it looks like.

Hope we can move to a better building next year…

Here is two more, something with ice and something with water. Must be fun doing these tests, also for them :slight_smile:

That looks fun, i would like a job like that.

I would like one in 3200k.
If they will feel as great as they look, I’ll want more :slight_smile:

djozz, thanks for sharing the videos! And Sofirn, thanks for doing this!
This will surely be a great light :wink: I’m liking this :smiley:

Amen to this!!! :beer: :smiling_imp:

Hi.
I am in for 2x3200K.

Thanks

I want one 3200K

Sofirn, great job on the tests and videos.

Drop and dunk test is good enough for me. I have never had a car ran over any of my lights.

Any beam shot compare between 3200K vs 5600K version ?

That Drop Test was especially impressive!! The other two were good also.

Thanks Sofirn & thanks for sharing djozz. :+1:

Im interested in one or more.

Excellent!

Thank you for sharing the videos, Sofirn! :+1:

Beam too big and dim at 1m?
That does not sound very good to me… It makes me think of those cheap 20c button cell keychain lights.

Not surprising,

Both are basically a battery plus a 5mm led (the reflector adds just a little to the beam, most light exits the light directly). The best version button cell light, the Photon freedom micron, puts out about 5 lumen, while our Sofirn light will put out about 8 lumen. Not that much difference.

The difference is not in the beam but in the runtime, the durability, the universal availability of AAA batteries and that those button cell lights are ugly.

I can’t watch the videos due to a web filter at work, but I’m eager to get home and watch them!

It’s hard to interpret what he meant, not knowing the camera settings.

For a rough idea what to expect, put a layer or two of matte finish tape (eg- Scott Magic) on a ~10 lumen light.

This will not be a throwy light, nor high output. but it should be fine for finding your way around the house, checking your glovebox, helping use your keys, reading, and many other uses.

Ran over by a car, fell off the core support and slung across the shop, fell out of my pocket doing 60 on a motorcycle. Yeah my old light was beat to snot and well used. Reason why my my brand and even model of go to light hasn’t changed.

Yeah the motorcycle made my stomach turn. Was surprised it only slide over to the ditch without doing anybody any damage. Bigger surprise we even found it. You see me you might laugh but it’s the reason why I have everything tethered and clipped down.

Thanks for the clarification. Now the diagram i’ve seen somewhere makes more sense. I haven’t followed this project close enough i guess.

Sorry if this has been discussed before, but aren’t there more modern and efficient alternatives to those ‘old school’ leds - COB for instance?