breinrules
(breinrules)
1
Hi there! I just got this flashlight from banggood
http://m.banggood.com/Ultrafire-CREE-Q5-300LM-MINI-LED-Flashlight-1xAA14500-p-76701.html
as i checked the emitter, there is an excess phosphor
around the square die. emmits a bluish light which i
don't like, it is also weird since the reviews never mention
any of this. Could i have gotten a bad batch? Or are all like
this? Thanks for the advanced help
FlashPilot
(FlashPilot)
2
Its probably not an XPE or any other Cree product. You can compare your emitter to CRX’s awesome reference thread to see if its genuine.
Firelight2
(Firelight2)
3
If blue light is being emitted, that’s probably an area of missing phosphor rather than extra phosphor.
I agree it sounds like probably not a CREE emitter.
brted
(brted)
4
Could be an XB-D or XT-E. The XT-E has a funky beam.
SIGShooter
(SIGShooter)
5
I bought a bunch of these to give away. Here’s a pic of one of the led’s (they all look the same to me) !
They may be reject XP-E’s with very low binning and a horrible tint, but they are certainly real cree XP-E emitters.
lightme
(lightme)
7
Sounds like the same one I got in a cheap light. It’s a Chinese “Q5”.
breinrules
(breinrules)
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yup! Just the same from the link in your post. I know
it's cheap at 2.64$ but at least they should be honest
with the die type :(