UniqueFire UF-V2 Vs FandyFire STL-V6 Vs Olight M3X

[MRsDNF]

@rikr

@MRsDNF

@Jeansy

The M3X clearly wins with brightness hotspot in the first 3. But it looks like the TK70 despite sending out a wall of light still maintains a brighter hotspot, that's really impressive.

Great work ILF, your nailing this photography lark :)

+1. Good stuff. Got some money for my birthday (yeah I'm getting old but mum still loves me), what would you suggest as a thrower for under $70.00. The list keeps getting longer and more confusing.

I think Tmart is having the sale (BLF) on the HD2010 you could buy one of them and buy a FandyFire STL-V6 from DX and your set....

Added to the list. I do like the 26650 size. Whats ILIKEFLASHLIGHTS think?

[turboBB]

Great work! Thx for the shots ILF!

[rikr]

@_the_

Nice beamshots! Thanks for doing this for us & good that you took the time to learn the manual settings - it really pays back when looking these photos!

Here's a mouseover of FF STL-V6 vs. Olight M3X (Mouse over for Olight):

This is nice. It shows you just how close they really are!!!

[ILIKEFLASHLIGHTS]

Thanks guys.

But really Troop deserves all the credit.

I don't have any 26650 lights. I told Rick I didn't want to add any since that would just mean different batteries and another charger.

For the money spent, the Fandyfire STL-V6 is the clear winner above.

[FoxAdriano]

If Fenix TK70 had also a low light = 10 lumens I would buy it. Do you know how many lumens has its low light?

Why in their official web site is not there Fenix TK70?

[ILIKEFLASHLIGHTS]

Light Mode: Low: 20 lumens (168 hrs)->Medium: 300 lumens (15 hrs)->High: 930 lumens (4 hours 30 minutes)->Turbo: 2200 lumens (1 hours 50 min);

[_the]

@FoxAdriano

Why in their official web site is not there Fenix TK70?

Please correct me if I'm wrong, but their "official" web site is www.fenixlight.com and the TK70 is listed there.

Low mode is 20 lumens for 7 days, not so much over your required 10 lumens:

[ILIKEFLASHLIGHTS]

Low setting would be the last setting I would even worry about when buying a TK70. The first and foremost reason why to buy this light is the turbo mode. And the other 2 factors only that go against buying this light is size and weight. Get over those 2 quickly and you will really like this light.

[VIET_PRIDE_BULLIES]

@ILIKEFLASHLIGHTS

@kramer5150

the STL-V6 is a great value, gives the more $$$ Olight a serious run for the money.

No doubt about it.

What would you suggest for budget thrower in these 3:
Fandyfire STL-V6, Crelant 7G5-V2 and Skyray STL-V2 ???
I want to get couple of them for our securities at our resort and don’t want to spend too much since I have to buy 3 or 4 of them. I was leaning to 7g5-v2 but I saw on your other post that you have 2 of them having problems. And i want something durable as well something that could last for a while.
Thanks in advance!

[ILIKEFLASHLIGHTS]

I myself would buy the FandyFire STL-V6 for $45 each at deal xtreme. You won't find a light that will beat it. Quality seems to be very good from what I see.

[VIET_PRIDE_BULLIES]

@ILIKEFLASHLIGHTS

I myself would buy the FandyFire STL-V6 for $45 each at deal xtreme. You won't find a light that will beat it. Quality seems to be very good from what I see.

Thanks ILIKEFLASHLIGHT

[BanglaBob]

@ILIKEFLASHLIGHTS

Low setting would be the last setting I would even worry about when buying a TK70. The first and foremost reason why to buy this light is the turbo mode. And the other 2 factors only that go against buying this light is size and weight. Get over those 2 quickly and you will really like this light.

Yeah... exactly! I often wonder why many dedicated throwers come with a very LOW mode. I cannot imagine the lowest setting being used on say, the Thrunite TN31 . The purpose of a thrower is to THROW; and that means putting out as much light as possible.