Do not waste your time do not waste your money. Do not buy this hunk of crap. Seriously they I’ve never had a worst piece of garbage in my life. Avoid the mistake I made do not buy this piece of garbage.
Funny. This brand is totally fake! All their positive reviews are bought!
I have the SAOPRKLER V2 Cyber.
It’s a respectable flashlight. ![]()
I got my X1 from Amazon, and it’s just not good at all!
I cannot find it.
Link?
Nevermind, I found it.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0D2VP4FGB
You bought the wrong X1. Wuben is what you want!!!
The flashlight you bought from Amazon is NOT the flashlight I (and I think: @raccoon ) got from Saoprkler.
The flashlight you got has (afaik) 1 mode, an 18650 battery, a charger, and some kind of holster/holder.
The flashlight we got has 4 modes, a 21700 battery, and a charger.
It would make things clearer if you could tell us why you think it’s crap and why you write all these reviews are bought. I am pretty pleased with my Saoprkler. Yes I got it as a gift, read my first impressions.. But at home I have some 80+ lights, the majority I bought with my own money. And I compared it with those lights.
That’s pretty much what I expected/predicted back in december in this topic: New SAOPRKLER V2 Cyber Tactical Flashlight is now available! - #70 by Wingman
For my full post check the link above, but here are some points out of that post:
If the X1 is indeed based on a (standard) 501b flashlight, there is a good chance that it uses ‘P60(?) pills’ and if so, that would be a clear giveaway for it being a rebranded 501b style light. Those can be had from a lot of different (cheap) Chinese brands.
So yeah, the X1 appears to be pretty much what I already expected. But based on the first impressions/reviews like that from @Henk4U2, it does appear that the ‘V2 Cyber’ is certainly not a bad flashlight and also not one that is a standard rebranded one, which you can find under 10+ different brand names.
Would be interesting/informative to know that indeed. Also maybe a photo of the inside of the head, to see if it indeed uses exchangable (P60) pills.