Would love for a dedomed emitter like the SFT40 on the IF24 Pro for a more concentrated beam outdoors to compliment the side light
I would be interested to review the IF23 Pro.
Is it a 3V XHP70.2?
Available for review
With beamshots
In 4k
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Thank you for your positive comments, please PM me, I will ask my colleague send you the IF23 Pro immediately.
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Warm LEDs on the side is awesome, but can’t shake the feeling that this light is a bit bigger than needed. I can’t fit my IF23 in my pocket as it is. But the IF24 Pro is perfectly EDCable. I like it very much.
Thank you, Sofirn. I’m looking forward to it!
Thanks, Sofirn! Looking forward to sharing my thoughts on this hefty new light.
Somehow I’m hyped with this if23 pro… can’t wait to read reviews
Hey Sofirn !
The only reason I didn’t bought it yet is the 6000K XPH70.
Do you plan to release an high CRI version with a XHP70.3 HI 90CRI 5000K ?
I would pre-order it right away if it’s announced
XHP70.3 HI 90CRI 5000K has a green tint
70 CRI 5000K is the way to go (clean/rosy tint) or 57000K 90 CRI
Yeah, you’re right, I forgot about the green tint (Wurkkos TS22 has it). Still, I would choose the greenish 90CRI over a 6000-6500k emitter.
First of all anno 2024 there is no reason for @Sofirn to insist on using 6500K emitters, the days you needed blue cool white emitters to achieve reasonable lumens are thankfully long gone.
It depends on whether you want to sell lights to the enthusiast market or the majority for whom brighter = better.
The brightness difference between 5000K and 6000K is negligible but the difference in light quality is huge.
Even Fenix is offering 5000K in some of their lights now.
I agree with you, but to most people cool white looks brighter.
Darn, I missed the giveaway.
Always wondered how many lights they sell to the average Joe who came across their ad vs the enthusiast.