2.What’s Your Impression For New LUMINTOP Rabbit Logo ?
The bunny is a pretty cool logo . i’d seen it earlier on other threads and thought it was creativly interesting …memorable .
3.Which LED Will You Choose ? Cree Or Nichia
i’d say Nichia but only because cree doesn’t seem to make that many high cri lads with good tints .A 4D tint with a hi cri would be nice .
Classy looking little light I’ve always liked the look of these lights …great colors and interesting materials … Keep up the good work …
1) Copper because the light does not get too hot, and for extended run times this very useful.
2) Logo is a risky approach for flashlights but its different than other manufacturers, makes it unique and stands out
3) Cree for long range, nichia for close-up.
1.Which Materials You Love? Brass and copper both…I can’t decide. Ok, let’s go brass.
2.What’s Your Impression For New LUMINTOP Rabbit Logo? Had this been your logo all along I probably wouldn’t think twice about it. It is certainly different for a flashlight company, though. Why did you go with it?
3.Which LED Will You Choose ? Cree Or Nichia? Cree.
1.Which Materials You Love? I think i’m starting to love copper!
2.What’s Your Impression For New LUMINTOP Rabbit Logo ? the rabbit on the new logo unique, I like it
3.Which LED Will You Choose ? Cree Or Nichia Nichia for the color
I like both copper and brass. I lean more to brass if given a choice, whether for a light or other item that needs durability.
I wasn't sure about the logo but it is interesting (see below for the explanation that I found).
For what I use my lights for, I am not sure if it matters to me. Cree hasn't disappointed me yet, so Cree would be my answer.
Logo explained: The brand Logo is inspired by a picture with an artistic conception: “A man is hiking at night with a flashlight, and the full moon is on the sky, nearly touches the horizon. Suddenly, a rabbit jumps to the front, the man is surprised and he uses his torch to light the rabbit. The rabbit stops and stands up, it is at a loss at that moment and looks so funny. Looking from the direction of the man, the rabbit is standing under the middle the full moon, and the light spot of the flashlight happens to overlap the full moon. So there is the Logo! And the inspiration of LUMINTOP slogan, it was also came from this “LUMINTOP，Reliable！Playable!”
1.) Naval Brass for low to medium output lights.
2.) I really like the rabbit logo. It stands out without being ostentatious.
3.) Nichia for better tint (particularly red and brown reproduction).
1 clear coated Cooper or titanium, or a combination of both or mocume
2 the logo is so so, since rabbits only go out during the day, a flashlight implies darkness. …
3 I would go with cree led
BTW can you make something affordable that looks like this?
Which Materials You Love? Copper and titanium
2.What’s Your Impression For New LUMINTOP Rabbit Logo ? Better than before. Reminds me do carrot top instead of LUMINTOP.
3.Which LED Will You Choose ? Cree Or Nichia. Nichia is my favorite for work lights.
1.Which Materials You Love? Copper and Brass
2.What’s Your Impression For New LUMINTOP Rabbit Logo ? Very nice
3.Which LED Will You Choose ? Cree Or Nichia Nichia, because I have heard good things, but I do not own one yet.
1) I also love the SS model — it will stand up to wear and tear in my pocket with my keys, and when I put reflective tape on it, there will be good contrast
2) The rabbit logo has grown on me a little bit, but it still seems too childish, like something that would be on Easter candy
3) I will definitely choose Nichia — in both indoor and outdoor environments, color rendition is important.
1) Brass strikes the perfect balance for this type of light. It provides better heat dissipation than stainless steel, and is more durable than copper
2)I like the logo. It’s eye catching without being too fancy/complicated.
3)Nichia would be perfect emitter for this light. Because of its small size and single AAA capacity, I don’t think the additional lumens of cree would make much of a noticeable difference, and it would be at the cost of the superior color rendering that the Nichia can display.
In my humble option, the above three points, from among the choices given, would result in a well balanced light.
