This measure should exist.
I bought a 3t6 as its lumen per dollar is much higher than srk. Bought hd2011 as its lumen per dollar should be outstanding
I have seen some 18650 zoomies with XM-Ls for as low as $8 at times.
Ignoring the lumen claims on them, depending on the driver they would be about 600-800 lumens maybe?
Around $1 per 100 lumens if thats close to 800 lumens.
The $5.5 (± some) zoomie from wallbuys was around 450lumens. So that’s quite high lm/$ right there, around 80lm/$.
My king was $65 at purchase time so it only has ~35lm/$. Right now wallbuys GB should be around $35, that should boost the value to 64lm/$.
My 3T6 was around 1500lm but bought at $24 on sale, that’s also right around around 63lm/$.
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Well, when you look at throwers you might not find such a good $:100lumen ratio, as single emitter and multi-emitter lights are priced around the same.
Just remember that lumens isn’t everything! A Jacob A60 which produces around 350 lumens will light up something 300 meters away, whereas a Trustfire 3T6 won’t.
I’ve always wanted a lumen:cd ratio, because the higher the cd compared to lumens, the easier it is for us to see what we’re actually pointing the light at.
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