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[Unheard]

Of course, I forgot the Nichia is actually a 2 by 2 matrix. Good they still can be differentiated. Thanks Pavlo!

The 50.2 was used before in 3V. They made a silent update the the 6V XHP50. Also didn’t know there’s a new LED again.

[raccoon]

@Pavlo

cross is visible on the micropenises

The what?

[Unheard]

Autocorrection is a funny game for the whole family.

[raccoon]

Oh, I thought it was intentional, and I couldn't figure out what he was talking about.

Since it was an accident, that is kinda funny!

[Pavlo]

Oh my! Autocorrect fail! Corrected my post, good catch!

[John75]

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Armytek > I am not satisfy with this light because LED tint doesn’t correspond to description (you send selected bin to your float of reviewers, mine has a totally different tint)

Are you going to respect your POLICY or the overcharged shipment fees are part of your discouraging trick to avoid refund to your customers ?

[Oli]

@John75

Armytek > I am not satisfy with this light because LED tint doesn’t correspond to description (you send selected bin to your float of reviewers, mine has a totally different tint)

Based on your pictures in the other thread I think you’ve got roughly a 4500K tint. Baseless claims about what they send to other people are out of line.

[John75]

@Unheard

@John75

[…] or they really drop a XHP50 neutral instead…

Take a magnifying glass and look at the microlenses. The XHP50 projects a cross onto each of the lenses.

XHP50 Wiz

XP-L Tiara

I follow your advise to check the led. It is a quad, yes. But not only that the tint is horrible, the dome seems to be really dirty (lots of particles/dust on the surface of the led)

We can easely see the green zone all over the center ! Even your XHP50 looks better. I just came back from forest to test that Wizard Nichia and any of my 219C have a better tint!
Immagine that > my 219C 5700k looks much more better than this Wizard Nichia. I cannot keep that light, I really tried to like it but even my neon tube 70CRI looks more pleasant than that :

[Unheard]

Looks like how Pavlo described the Nichia quad. So, you just lost the tint lottery, as they say.

That’s unusual. AT usually seeks to give their lights a consistent tint. Typically yellowish for the warm light editions.

[John75]

Why my sample looks so dirty?? Is it dust on the dome or inside the reflector? The picture from Unheard looks much more clear…

I got another picture that shows how green is it : side by side tint of a Mi desk led lamp (around 4000-4500k) and my new Wizard Nichia (back screen is white)

Quite obvious !

I don’t think Mi is using anything close to a 219b 45W 9080 in their desk lamp…