I would recommend the 5600k Sofirn C01 for those label reading tasks, because the Tint is not too green, not too blue, not too yellow, its just daylight white.
The most important factor is beam distribution, so I would want a beam with no hotspot
imo the Aspheric beam of the Yuji LED in the Sofirn is ideal for label reading, I like it even better than a Mule. I dislike beams with a hotspot for reading labels, because of the need to avoid glare, it tends to force me to move the light around more, to find a balance between the hotspot and spill, in order not to be blinded by the glare, caused by the difference in brightness between hotspot and spill
otoh, outdoors, looking down a path, trail, sidewalk, a beam with a hotspot is much better, it projects into the distance in a way that an Aspheric or a Mule simply do not.
Aspherics an Mules are better for reading, beause the beam is excellent when illuminating a flat surface at an equal distance from the observer, such as when reading a plaque or label.
beam examples:
imo the Yuji LED lens is Aspheric, and I personally find that more useful than a mule.
l-r Aspheric lens, 47s Mule, Sofirn C01
l-r Aspheric, Sofirn, Mule
imo the Yuji LED is fantastic indoors, and at close range
I do not consider it an outdoor walking light, but it does work great for seeing food while sitting at a picnic table
Besides the little AAA Sofirn C01, I like the aspheric lens in the Aluminum version of the Klarus Mi1c.
I also like the McGizmo Sundrop with High CRI LED, but, thats not in my budget.
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I would use a beam with a hotspot to see down a tunnel, but when looking at cave paintings, I would want an Aspheric.
was watching Netflix the other night, like most nights, and noticed these beams:
can you see why I like the Aspheric, top, better than the little hotspot, on right?