Arnytek Wizard V3 (XP-L) vs Zebralight H600 Fw (XM.L2) Stefano Zebralight 2016-07-30 | Arnytek Wizard V3 (XP-L) vs Zebralight H600 Fw (XM.L2)Warm tint (Armytek) vs Neutral withe (Zebralight)Are you interested in these Headlamp?Perhaps it is useful this thread on international forum (many photos and beamshot)http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?421357-Armytek-Wizard-V3-(XP-L-)-vs-Zebralight-H600-FwOther my video (Armytek vs Zebralight)youtu.be/jCTRX4KtsdYIf you live in Europe you can buy Zebralight and Armytek at a good price on the Dutch website Nkonhttp://eu.nkon.nl/zebralight-flashlights.htmlhttp://eu.nkon.nl/flashlights/armytek.htmlIf you live in eastern Europe visit: http://ru.nkon.nl/zebralight-flashlights.htmlhttp://ru.nkon.nl/flashlights/armytek.htmlOn site Nkon you can also buy battery charger and quality battery at a great price.(This is my favorite place to buy batteries and charger)Are you interested in Headlamp?Visit the international forum Candlepowerforums http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/forumdisplay.php?6-Headlamps
Fenix HM65R Super Raptor beamshot Stefano Zebralight 2021-10-10 | Short video on HM65R Super Raptor.Sorry the quality is not good.I just want to show the two leds in action.The video starts with the led Flood (XP-G3 with TIR lens) at the power of 400 lumens (Flood = 8 - 130 - 400 lumens) Then I use both leds (XP-G3 + XM-L2)Then only the led spot (led spot: XM-L2) power levels = 30 - 130 - 400 - 600 - 1000 lumens.The Super Raptor version is only for sale in Finland.It has both led of the same color (white light 5000 K) a Spot_High 2 level of 600 lumens (absent on the HM65R standard version)The most important change is that it does not progressively decrease in brightness like the standard HM65R version but maintains constant brightness.If you can't get the Super Raptor and you want constant brightness you might want to look at the recent model HM65R-T (you recognize it from the red band) it doesn't have a totally constant adjustment like Super Raptor but it has a much better adjustment than the previous model HM65R .Furthermore HM65R-T has a different led (SST40 instead of XM-L2) which is more powerful (1300 lumens instead of 1000)The HM65R Super Raptor version in the video is sold out (but maybe you could still find some in some Finnish online store)The new Super Raptor (Super Raptor 2) which is based on the HM65R-T is currently on sale in FinlandThere are special versions on the market that have a red LED instead of the spot light.This red light version is called Shadow Master (for sale in the UK) or Fenix HM65R Särmä (for sale in Finland) I hope I have given some useful information.
Armytek Wizard C2 Pro MAX beamshot Stefano Zebralight 2021-09-09 | Various clips of video joined together to show the light beam of the new Armytek C2 Pro MAX (XHP70.2 led)This in the video is the Warm version (warm yellow light)The tint is spectacular, the beam is very wide (Hotspot 110 ° Spill 150 °)The maximum power in the cool withe version is 4000 lumens (in the warm version is 3720 lumens)The video shows the Turbo 2 (3720 lumens) and Turbo 1 (1200 lumens) This light is sold with a 5000mA 21700 battery and a USB magnetic charging cable.In the package there is also a plastic adapter that in case of need allows you to use 18650 batteries (make sure they are good batteries with a high discharge capacity) if you use a 18650 battery with the supplied adapter it must not be longer than 70mm.In the box there is also a holder to fix the light to the bicycle handlebar. I used this Headlamp with the supplied elastic band but removing the upper band. It remained very stable even without the top. I did some tests (Turbo 2) with a different battery from the original one (Samsung INR21700-40T 4000mAh) it has a lower capacity but more discharge amps (35 A) I obtained a value per luxmeter greater than about 25% - with it I can also keep a high power slightly longer. Even Sony Murata could be a good abatteria but have not tried it.(Sony / Murata US21700VTC6A 4000mAh - 40A)As a beam type this light can be similar to the Zebralight H604 (the H604 has an even wider beam but less throw) with it you see well in front of your feet and to your sides.Ideal for close range activities. The thermal sensor intervenes to 58 degrees avoiding that the headlamp becomes too hot, to consider that, for the power and the heat generated to the level of this light 4000/3720 lumens can stand for a limited period of time, but if you live in an area very cold or windy, the thermal sensor will intervene later in decreasing the power/brightness. I found the yellow switch different from the V3 series, it is improved and there is a better feel when using it.This light has two modes, one basic and one advanced.In the advanced mode there are two Turbo levels available and also the various strobe/beacon options.The basic interface is simplified, only one Turbo level is available (last used inAdvanced mode, Turbo2 by default) via a double click and no strobe.You can find the details on the light levels and all the instructions in the PDF manual available on the Armytek website (see link below) You can buy this headlamp on the Armytek websitearmytek.com/flashlights/models/wizard/armytek-wizard-c2-pro-max-magnet-usb-warmor on the famous dutch website Nkon (I bought this headlamp and the Samsung 35A battery on Nkon)https://eu.nkon.nl/zaklampen/brands/armytek-flashlights.htmlhttps://eu.nkon.nl/rechargeable/li-ion/21700-20700-size.htmlIf you live in Russia there is a translated Russian version of the Nkon site.Если вы живете в России, есть переведенная русская версия сайта. https://www.nkon.nl/ru/zaklampen/brands/armytek-flashlights.htmlHere the link to the Armytek PDF manualarmytek.com/index.php?dispatch=attachments.getfile&attachment_id=168
Fenix PD36 TAC vs PD36 R (only beamshot) Stefano Zebralight 2021-06-25 | In this video I have edited and joined various short video clips.Please consider that I am not a film director :-) but I just want to offer a comparison between some models of Fenix flashlights.In the video I use Fenix PD36 R - Fenix PD36 TAC and in a short moment also a Fenix TK11 TAC.However, the video is mainly dedicated to the comparison between the two PD36 models. These are two flashlights that are very similar in shape but with some substantial differences.PD36R - flashlight released in 2019 has an SST40 LED with a power of 1600 lumens and a "classic" interface.The PD36 R turns on with a rear button and another button on the torch tube allows you to select between 5 levels (holding it down activates the strobe)The PD36 R also has a battery level indicator light and charges via a USB-C cable (no need to open the flashlight to charge the battery) The PD36 TAC version is the novelty of this mid 2021 (recently released) it has an SST70 LED and a maximum brightness of 3000 lumens.This led offers a much wider beam but resulting in a lower throw.The TAC version is controlled only from the rear tailcap, it is very innovative, it has a rotary selector that allows you to choose between a central locking position (a safety one that allows you to avoid unwanted ignition) this safety position is necessary as the rear button it is very protruding and therefore an inadvertent ignition can be easy in a pocket, holster or bag.Having a locking system avoids you having to loosen the tail cap 1/4 turn (as all flashaholics are used to) if you need to use the flashlight immediately this system allows you to unlock the light in a moment and using only one hand.The protruding rear button is very useful if you need to turn on the flashlight immediately (a tactical, defense, emergency) easy to reach even with gloves on. The TAC version, however, does not have external charging like the PD36R version.To charge the battery on the TAC version you have to remove it and connect it to a cable provided in the package (the Fenix battery supplied has an integrated USB C port)The advantage could be that there is no external protective rubber cover that can be lost or damaged, water or sand cannot enter.But I want to say that a year ago I gave a PD36 R as a gift and it was used and abused in every situation including water and sand, no any problem occurred..Still with regard to the interface of the TAC version, it has a Tactical mode where there is a level of 2000 lumens and pressing the button fully for 0.8 seconds activates a strobe of 2000 lumens.By turning the selector in Duty mode we have 5 modes 30-150-350-1000-3000 lumens and by pressing hard there is always the strobe of 2000 lumens.At the level of 3000 lumens the torch heats a lot but is equipped with a thermal sensor that gradually decreases the temperature according to the external temperature.In windy weather or low temperatures the PD36 TAC will hold high power for longer and/or will have a slower and lesser power descent.Using the Turbo of 3000 lumens the power drops rapidly (always based on the outside temperature) while using the tactical mode (High = 2000 lumens) it keeps the brightness much longer and will start to decrease the power later and very slowly.I have read some comments from some users who would have liked a 3000 lumens tactical mode but I am happy instead of the choice made by Fenix (2000 lumens in tactical mode)The PD36 TAC at the 2000 lumens level has a great brightness and overheats less allowing you to maintain a higher output longer before having the stepdown.Please consider that we are talking about cigar shaped lights with a small head diameter, in the absence of a large head dissipating the heat of 3000 lumens is a big problem.The good thermal management allows you to have a small-sized flashlight in your pocket with impressive performance but at the same time actually usable for practical purposes.The PD36 TAC is a "wide" flood beam light while the PD36 R version has a beam that is a good compromise between throw and flood_wide.The TK11 TAC that I use briefly is a tactical flashlight with an interface similar to the PD36 TAC, but it has a larger head (SST40 led like the PD36R) and allows a greater throw, I bought it to replace my old TK09 (2016) XP- L HI and I was fully satisfied with it.The TK11 TAC is only used from 2.41 to 2.53 minutes - then again at 3.30 to 3.49 minutesWhich is the best flashlight? Which one to buy? Surely all three ;-) But if I had to recommend one I would say the PD36 R, it is perhaps one of the most beautiful lights ever built by FenixIts price has dropped a lot since 2019, it is sold with the battery, you can recharge it via the USB cable it shows the battery level and has impressive performance.It is a perfect light for those approaching the world of lights for the first time but can also satisfy advanced users of flashlights.If you are looking for a wide_monster of light go for PD36 TAC
Fenix TK11 TAC beamshot Stefano Zebralight 2021-06-15 | Some clips of video combined in a single video to show two Fenix flashlights in comparison.Fenix TK09 2016 version (led XP-L HI - 900 lumens) vs Fenix TK11 TAC (led SST40 - 1600 lumens)The audio is in Italian but it is easy to understand which is the TK11 TAC (the brightest one) Link: fenixlight.com/product/detail/index.php?id=20You can find a review of this light on the candlepowerforums international forum (author is: rookiedaddy) in this review you can also find graphs of this light at high and medium level - view post #1 (for high graphs) and post #13 (for medium graphs)candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?470995-Review-Fenix-TK11-TAC-I-didn-t-know-I-needed-this-until-I-used-it!
Fenix PD35 V2 vs Fenix PD36R Stefano Zebralight 2020-06-20 | Fenix PD35 V2 vs Fenix PD36ROfficial link:http://fenixlight.com/ProductMore.aspx?id=2212&tid=9&cid=1http://fenixlight.com/ProductMore.aspx?id=2237&tid=9&cid=1The two lights in the video are both used at maximum power.The Fenix PD36R with its original Fenix 21700 battery - the PD35 V2 with an unprotected Sanyo battery (the PD35 V2 wants batteries with protruding positive pole) https://eu.nkon.nl/rechargeable/li-ion/18650-size/sanyo-18650ga-button-top.htmlThis Fenix PD36R is an excellent light, it would be nice to also see a neutral version of this flashlight.
Fenix PD35 TAC vs PD35 v2.0 Stefano Zebralight 2020-02-02 | Comparison of these two Fenix lights.I made this video in one evening with fog and joined several pieces of footage, the result is a bit chaotic but I tried to show various scenarios.Fenix PD35 TAC: http://www.fenixlight.com/ProductMore.aspx?id=1175&tid=9&cid=1Fenix PD35 V.20: http://www.fenixlight.com/ProductMore.aspx?id=2273&tid=9&cid=1I bought this PD35 V2.0 almost for fun, I was very undecided but after trying it briefly I am happy with the purchase.There are many differences with the TAC version, the new version 2.0 has the level selection button with a colored led that indicates the percentage of charge.The led is always XP-L but this V2.0 has it in the HI version.PD35 TAC: XP-L (V5)PD35 V 2.0: XPL- HI V3Throwing is therefore very different-PD35 TAC = 10000 cdPD35 V 2.0 = 15,600 cdThe PD35 TAC has two springs.PD35 version 2.0 has only one spring :-(My flat batteries do not work and *this 2.0 version needs a button top battery*The light levels are different:PD35 TAC:8 - 60 - 200 - 500 1000 lumens (+ strobo)PD35 v 2.0:3 - 50 - 150 - 350 - 1000 lumens (+ strobo)I wish the levels were identical ..For the version 2.0 I can approve the level of 3 lumens and 50 lumens to have more autonomy but I would have preferred the medium and high were of 200 and 500 as on the TAC version.Or at least the high level of 400/450 instead of 350 lumens.There is also a good throw at 350 lumens (6150 cd)I have not yet used the luxmeter but from the tests I did in a place where I usually test my flashlights I am sure that the declared lux are true .. indeed I suspect that they could be more because this light has a nice throw !I tried V 2.0 with a KeepPower 2900 mA protected battery, I then bought for this light the KeepPower 3500mA and the NCR18650GA Button tops, they are on the way.TAC version tested with old NCR18650BBoth flashlights have a nice tint (cool withe) Neither torch allows the tailstand but this is not a problem for me.In the absence of the tailstand, to make light in the house (sending the light towards the ceiling) just put the torch in a large empty glass.Other difference TAC vs 2.0:The TAC version, it must be said that it has two modes for selecting the brightness (outdoor and tactical)In the first way the torch is turned on by the rear button and with the button on the torch body the 5 levels are changed (+ strobe)Programmed as a tactic, however, the torch always turns on from the rear button but the rear button allows you to change the levels (3) with the sequence: Turbo, Low (60 lumens) Strobo.Version 2.0 instead has only the standard mode.The TAC version has less throw but a wider and more comfortable beam for the close distance.Version 2.0 has a lot more throw but a less bright spill.Another important difference is that the TAC version has a timer (after 5 minutes of Turbo it drops to the high level)Version 2.0 has a thermal sensor that intervenes only when necessary.I hope I have helped someone understand the differences between these two versions of PD35.
Zebralight H600Fc vs Armytek Wizard Pro warm (video 3) Stefano Zebralight 2019-12-28 | Video made in a hurry - sorry for the bad quality.Short comparison between 2 different Headlamps:Zebralight H600Fc (led XHP50 Hi Cri) vs Armytek Wizard pro warm (always XHP50)The Armytek seems to throw better on the distance but I only received this light today and I have not done extensive tests.Links to manufacturers' websites:http://www.zebralight.com/H600Fc-Mk-IV-18650-XHP502-Floody-4000K-High-CRI-Headlamp_p_218.htmlarmytek.com/flashlights/models/wizard/armytek-wizard-pro-magnet-usb-xhp50-warmIf you live in Europe or Russia you can buy Armytek on the Dutch NKON website https://eu.nkon.nl/flashlights/armytek.htmlhttps://ru.nkon.nl/zaklampen/brands/armytek-flashlights.htmlInterested in flashlights or headlamps?Visit the international forum Candlepowerforums candlepowerforums.com/vb/forum.php
Zebralight H600Fc vs Armytek Wizard Pro warm (video 2) Stefano Zebralight 2019-12-28 | Video made in a hurry - sorry for the bad quality.Short comparison between 2 different Headlamps:Zebralight H600Fc (led XHP50 Hi Cri) vs Armytek Wizard pro warm (always XHP50)The Armytek seems to throw better on the distance but I only received this light today and I have not done extensive tests.Links to manufacturers' websites:http://www.zebralight.com/H600Fc-Mk-IV-18650-XHP502-Floody-4000K-High-CRI-Headlamp_p_218.htmlarmytek.com/flashlights/models/wizard/armytek-wizard-pro-magnet-usb-xhp50-warmIf you live in Europe or Russia you can buy Armytek on the Dutch NKON website https://eu.nkon.nl/flashlights/armytek.htmlhttps://ru.nkon.nl/zaklampen/brands/armytek-flashlights.htmlInterested in flashlights or headlamps?Visit the international forum Candlepowerforums candlepowerforums.com/vb/forum.php
Zebralight H600Fc vs Armytek Wizard Pro warm (video 1) Stefano Zebralight 2019-12-28 | Video made in a hurry - sorry for the bad quality.Short comparison between 2 different Headlamps:Zebralight H600Fc (led XHP50 Hi Cri) vs Armytek Wizard pro warm (always XHP50)The Armytek seems to throw better on the distance but I only received this light today and I have not done extensive tests.Links to manufacturers' websites:http://www.zebralight.com/H600Fc-Mk-IV-18650-XHP502-Floody-4000K-High-CRI-Headlamp_p_218.htmlarmytek.com/flashlights/models/wizard/armytek-wizard-pro-magnet-usb-xhp50-warm If you live in Europe or Russia you can buy Armytek on the Dutch NKON website https://eu.nkon.nl/flashlights/armytek.htmlhttps://ru.nkon.nl/zaklampen/brands/armytek-flashlights.html Interested in flashlights or headlamps?Visit the international forum Candlepowerforums candlepowerforums.com/vb/forum.php
Armytek Viking Pro vs Armytek Predator Pro vs Fenix TK09 (2016) Stefano Zebralight 2019-12-24 | Armytek Viking Pro XHP50 led (warm tint)Armytek Predator Pro XHP35 HI led (warm tint)Fenix TK09 2016 CP-L HI led (Cool withe tint)Two different types of beam: Flood beam (Viking) with warm tint vs concentrated beam with warm/cold tint (Predator and TK09)Technical data:Viking Warm tint:1675 lumens* - 19000 cd*Predator Warm tint: 1300 lumens* - 47200 cd*Fenix (Cool Withe tint): 900 lumens - 24000 cd*Viking/Predator lumens and cd (candelas) are related to the Warm version - the Cool withe version is approximately 7% higherThe warm tint has less power but has an advantage with fog, rain, humidity, it also makes the colors better if you use it in a wood, my personal preference is always for warm or neutral tint.The trees in the video are approximately 95/100 meters away.Link to the manufacturer's website:armytek.com/flashlights/models/viking/armytek-viking-pro-xhp50-warmarmytek.com/flashlights/models/predator/armytek-predator-pro-xhp35-hi-warmhttp://fenixlight.com/ProductMore.aspx?id=2200&tid=8&cid=1If you live in Europe or Russia you can buy Armytek on the Dutch NKON website https://eu.nkon.nl/flashlights/armytek.htmlhttps://ru.nkon.nl/zaklampen/brands/armytek-flashlights.htmlDo you like flashlights or headlamp? Visit the international Candlepowerforums forumcandlepowerforums.com
Armytek Viking Pro vs Fenix TK09 2016 Stefano Zebralight 2019-12-23 | Short comparative video between two very different flashlight.Armytek Viking Pro with led XHP50 Warm tint vs Fenix TK09 (2016 version) with led XP-L HI with Cool Withe tint (CW) Two different types of beam: Flood beam with warm tint vs concentrated beam with cold tint.Technical data:Viking Warm tint:1675 lumens* - 19000 cd*Fenix (Cool withe tint): 900 lumens - 24000 cd*Viking lumens and cd (candelas) are related to the Warm version - the Viking Cool withe version is approximately 7% higherThe warm tint has less output but has an advantage with fog, rain, humidity, it also makes the colors better if you use it in a wood, my personal preference is always for warm or neutral tint.The trees are approximately 95/100 meters away.The weather conditions were not optimal, the Viking (wide beam) was slightly affected.Link to the manufacturer's website:armytek.com/flashlights/models/viking/armytek-viking-pro-xhp50-warmhttp://fenixlight.com/ProductMore.aspx?id=2200&tid=8&cid=1If you live in Europe or Russia you can buy Armytek on the Dutch NKON website https://eu.nkon.nl/flashlights/armytek.htmlhttps://ru.nkon.nl/zaklampen/brands/armytek-flashlights.htmlDo you like flashlights or headlamp? Visit the international Candlepowerforums forum !candlepowerforums.com
Zebralight H604c vs H600Fc Stefano Zebralight 2019-08-01 | Short video - Zebralight H604c (led XHP50.2 - 4000 K - High CRI - 1616 lumens) and H600Fc (same led but 1568 lumens)In the video I use the Turbo light levels:In the video the first light I use (with the wide beam) is the H604c the second light is the H600Fc.The H604c has no reflector - The H600Fc has a reflector but has a frosted lens that spreads the beam (F= Frosted lens)The H600Fc is a compromise between H600c (light with spot, called "tunnel beam" and the H604c which is instead a type of light that is all flood but little throw.H604c and H600Fc has new XHP50.2 led and is very powerful.Although the tint is very warm and the fact that it is High CRI (93/95) this headlamp is more powerful than the previous versions, I am very impressed by it.This type of Zebralight headlamp (H602/H603/H604) has a particularly wide beam (120 °) it is ideal for close-range vision.The throw is a few meters because the light is very widespread but it coupled with a flashlight that you hold in your hand can also be ideal for your hiking.You can buy this light here:http://www.zebralight.com/H604c-18650-XHP502-Flood-4000K-High-CRI-Headlamp_p_223.htmlIt's available also a version with colder light called H604d (d= 5000 K)http://www.zebralight.com/H604d-18650-XHP502-Flood-5000K-High-CRI-Headlamp_p_224.htmlOn sale also a version H604w with XHP35 led (1400 lumens no High CRI) that is available with neutral light (4500 K) http://www.zebralight.com/H604w-18650-XHP35-Flood-Neutral-White-Headlamp_p_221.htmlor model H604 with cool withe tint (5700 K)http://www.zebralight.com/H604-18650-XHP35-Flood-Cool-White-Headlamp_p_220.htmlH604Fchttp://www.zebralight.com/H600Fc-Mk-IV-18650-XHP502-Floody-4000K-High-CRI-Headlamp_p_218.htmlIt's available also a version with colder light called H600Fd (d= 5000 K)http://www.zebralight.com/H600Fd-Mk-IV-18650-XHP502-Floody-5000K-High-CRI-Headlamp_p_219.htmlIf you live in Europe or in eastern Europe can buy Zebralight at the Dutch website Nkonhttps://eu.nkon.nl/flashlights/zebralight-flashlights-199.htmlAll these lights are very powerful, remember to use them with a *good 18650 quality battery*.Looking for information on Headlamp? Ask about Candlepowerforumscandlepowerforums.com/vb/forumdisplay.php?6-Headlamps&s=1db727f7db2c7beb958bc60cf994b3d0On candlepowerforums (Headlamp section) you can also find some comparative photos of these lights.
Zebralight H600Fc vs H604c Stefano Zebralight 2019-08-01 | Short video - Zebralight H604c (led XHP50.2 - 4000 K - High CRI - 1616 lumens) and H600Fc (same led but 1568 lumens)In the video I use the Turbo light levels:In the video the first light I use is the H600Fc - the second light (with the wide beam) is the H604c - in the end I go back to using the H600Fc againThe H604c has no reflector - The H600Fc has a reflector but has a frosted lens that spreads the beam (F= Frosted lens)The H600Fc is a compromise between H600c (light with spot, called "tunnel beam" and the H604c which is instead a type of light that is all flood but little throw.H604c and H600Fc has new XHP50.2 led and is very powerful.Although the tint is very warm and the fact that it is High CRI (93/95) this headlamp is more powerful than the previous versions, I am very impressed by it.This type of Zebralight headlamp (H602/H603/H604) has a particularly wide beam (120 °) it is ideal for close-range vision.The throw is a few meters because the light is very widespread but it coupled with a flashlight that you hold in your hand can also be ideal for your hiking.You can buy this light here:http://www.zebralight.com/H604c-18650-XHP502-Flood-4000K-High-CRI-Headlamp_p_223.htmlIt's available also a version with colder light called H604d (d= 5000 K)http://www.zebralight.com/H604d-18650-XHP502-Flood-5000K-High-CRI-Headlamp_p_224.htmlOn sale also a version H604w with XHP35 led (1400 lumens no High CRI) that is available with neutral light (4500 K) http://www.zebralight.com/H604w-18650-XHP35-Flood-Neutral-White-Headlamp_p_221.htmlor model H604 with cool withe tint (5700 K)http://www.zebralight.com/H604-18650-XHP35-Flood-Cool-White-Headlamp_p_220.htmlH604Fchttp://www.zebralight.com/H600Fc-Mk-IV-18650-XHP502-Floody-4000K-High-CRI-Headlamp_p_218.htmlIt's available also a version with colder light called H600Fd (d= 5000 K)http://www.zebralight.com/H600Fd-Mk-IV-18650-XHP502-Floody-5000K-High-CRI-Headlamp_p_219.htmlIf you live in Europe or in eastern Europe can buy Zebralight at the Dutch website Nkonhttps://eu.nkon.nl/flashlights/zebralight-flashlights-199.htmlAll these lights are very powerful, remember to use them with a *good 18650 quality battery*.Looking for information on Headlamp? Ask about Candlepowerforumscandlepowerforums.com/vb/forumdisplay.php?6-Headlamps&s=1db727f7db2c7beb958bc60cf994b3d0On candlepowerforums (Headlamp section) you can also find some comparative photos of these lights.
Zebralight H604c beamshot Stefano Zebralight 2019-06-09 | Short video with Zebralight H604c (led XHP50.2 - 4000 K - High CRI - 1616 lm)In the video I use the following light levels:High: H1 = 1616 LmHigh H2 = set to 579 LmH604c has new XHP50.2 led and is very powerful.Although the tint is very warm and the fact that it is High CRI (93/95) this headlamp is more powerful than the previous versions, I am very impressed by it.This type of Zebralight headlamp (H602/H603/H604) has a particularly wide beam (120 °) it is ideal for close-range vision.The throw is a few meters because the light is very widespread but it coupled with a flashlight that you hold in your hand can also be ideal for your hiking.You can buy this light here:http://www.zebralight.com/H604c-18650-XHP502-Flood-4000K-High-CRI-Headlamp_p_223.htmlIt's available also a version with colder light called H604d (d= 5000 K)http://www.zebralight.com/H604d-18650-XHP502-Flood-5000K-High-CRI-Headlamp_p_224.htmlOn sale also a version H604w with XHP35 led (1400 lumens, no High CRI) that is available with neutral light (4500 K) http://www.zebralight.com/H604w-18650-XHP35-Flood-Neutral-White-Headlamp_p_221.htmlor model H604 with cool withe tint (5700 K)http://www.zebralight.com/H604-18650-XHP35-Flood-Cool-White-Headlamp_p_220.htmlThis Headlamp are very powerful, remember to use them with a good 18650 quality battery.If you live in Europe or in eastern Europe can buy Zebralight at a good price on the Dutch website Nkonhttps://eu.nkon.nl/zebralight-flashlights.html.Looking for information on Headlamp? Ask about Candlepowerforumscandlepowerforums.com/vb/forumdisplay.php?6-Headlamps&s=1db727f7db2c7beb958bc60cf994b3d0
Zebralight H604c beamshot Stefano Zebralight 2019-06-09 | Short video - Zebralight H604c (led XHP50.2 - 4000 K - High CRI - 1616 lm)In the video I use the following light levels:High: H1 = 1616 LmHigh H2 = set to 579 LmMedium: M1 = 147 LmH604c has new XHP50.2 led and is very powerful.Although the tint is very warm and the fact that it is High CRI (93/95) this headlamp is more powerful than the previous versions, I am very impressed by it.This type of Zebralight headlamp (H602/H603/H604) has a particularly wide beam (120 °) it is ideal for close-range vision.The throw is a few meters because the light is very widespread but it coupled with a flashlight that you hold in your hand can also be ideal for your hiking.You can buy this light here:http://www.zebralight.com/H604c-18650-XHP502-Flood-4000K-High-CRI-Headlamp_p_223.htmlIt's available also a version with colder light called H604d (d= 5000 K)http://www.zebralight.com/H604d-18650-XHP502-Flood-5000K-High-CRI-Headlamp_p_224.htmlOn sale also a version H604w with XHP35 led (1400 lumens no High CRI) that is available with neutral light (4500 K) http://www.zebralight.com/H604w-18650-XHP35-Flood-Neutral-White-Headlamp_p_221.htmlor model H604 with cool withe tint (5700 K)http://www.zebralight.com/H604-18650-XHP35-Flood-Cool-White-Headlamp_p_220.htmlIf you live in Europe or in eastern Europe can buy Zebralight at a good price on the Dutch website Nkonhttps://eu.nkon.nl/zebralight-flashlights.htmlThis Headlamp are very powerful, remember to use them with a good 18650 quality battery.Looking for information on Headlamp? Ask about Candlepowerforumscandlepowerforums.com/vb/forumdisplay.php?6-Headlamps&s=1db727f7db2c7beb958bc60cf994b3d0
Zebralight SC600w MKII vs Convoy M2 Stefano Zebralight 2019-06-07 | Old Zebralight SC600w MKII (XM-L2 1010 lumens) vs Convoy M2 (XM-L2) with tint T6 4C (4000 K) - driver*8The tree you see in the video is approximately 95/100 metersI don't know the power of this Convoy M2, maybe around 800 lumens, however it is an economical flashlighth with very good performance, I like the possibility to choose the tint and driver.You can buy the Convoy on the official storealiexpress.com/item/826040295.htmlThe seller is very helpful and responds immediately to any request for clarification.The Zebralight SC600w II in the video is very old, it is a model of a few years ago - it is currently possible to buy the new model with an XHP35 LEDThere is a big difference compared to the old model. 1010 lumens (old XM-L2) vs 1400 lumens (new led XHP35)You can buy the new model on the official Zebralight websitehttp://www.zebralight.com/SC600w-Mk-IV-18650-XHP35-Neutral-White-Flashlight_p_209.htmlOr if living in Europe or Russia on the Dutch site Nkonhttps://eu.nkon.nl/zebralight-flashlights.htmlhttps://ru.nkon.nl/zebralight-flashlights.html
Zebralight H602w vs Zebralight H604c Stefano Zebralight 2019-03-06 | Short videoOld Zebralight H602w (led XM-L2 - 4400 K - 1010 lm) vs new Zebralight H604c (led XHP50.2 - 4000 K - High CRI - 1616 lm)The first headlamp shown in the video is the H602w - last is H604cH604c has new XHP50.2 led and is very powerful.Although the tint is very warm and the fact that it is High CRI (93/95) this headlamp is more powerful than the previous versions, I am very impressed by it.This type of Zebralight headlamp (H602/H603/H604) has a particularly wide beam (120 °) it is ideal for close-range vision.The throw is a few meters because the light is very widespread but it coupled with a flashlight that you hold in your hand can also be ideal for your hiking.You can buy this light here:http://www.zebralight.com/H604c-18650-XHP502-Flood-4000K-High-CRI-Headlamp_p_223.htmlIt's available also a version with colder light called H604d (d= 5000 K)http://www.zebralight.com/H604d-18650-XHP502-Flood-5000K-High-CRI-Headlamp_p_224.htmlOn sale also a version H604w with XHP35 led (no High CRI) that is available with neutral light (4500 K) http://www.zebralight.com/H604w-18650-XHP35-Flood-Neutral-White-Headlamp_p_221.htmlor model H604 with cool withe tint (5700 K)http://www.zebralight.com/H604-18650-XHP35-Flood-Cool-White-Headlamp_p_220.htmlThis Headlamp are very powerful, remember to use them with a good 18650 quality battery.If you live in Europe or in eastern Europe can buy Zebralight at a good price on the Dutch website Nkon - https://eu.nkon.nl/zebralight-flashlights.htmlLooking for information on Headlamp? Ask about Candlepowerforumscandlepowerforums.com/vb/forumdisplay.php?6-Headlamps
Headlamp comparison - Zebralight H600Fw-H600Fc-H603w-H602w vs Armytek WIzard Stefano Zebralight 2016-08-12 | Comparative video: Zebralight H600Fc Hi-Cri (led XM-L2 Easy withe) - Zebralight H600Fw (led XM-L2) - Zebralight H603w (led XHP35)- Zebralight H602w (led XM-L2) - Armytek Wizard V3 Warm (basic version with led XP-L) All Headlamp at Turbo level Zebralight H600Fw: 970 lumensZebralight H600Fc: 800 lumensZebralight H603w: 1126 lumensZebralight H602w: 1020 lumensArmytek Wizard: 975 lumensPerhaps it is useful this thread on Candlepowerforums international forum (many photos, video and beamshot)(Zebralight H602w vs H603w - H600Fw vs H600 Fc):http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?421736-Zebralight-H602w-vs-H603w-H600Fw-vs-H600-FcOther my thread:http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?421357-Armytek-Wizard-V3-(XP-L-)-vs-Zebralight-H600-FwAre you interested in Armytek and Zebralight Headlamp?Official Zebralight site:http://www.zebralight.com/Headlamp_c_7.htmlOfficial Armytek site:armytek.com/products/flashlights/multi-flashlights/armytek-wizardIf you live in Europe you can buy Zebralight and Armytek at a good price on the Dutch website Nkonhttp://eu.nkon.nl/zebralight-flashlights.htmlhttp://eu.nkon.nl/flashlights/armytek.htmlIf you live in eastern Europe visit: http://ru.nkon.nl/zebralight-flashlights.htmlhttp://ru.nkon.nl/flashlights/armytek.htmlOn site Nkon you can also buy battery charger and quality battery at a great price.(This is my favorite place to buy batteries and charger)Are you interested in Headlamp?Visit the international forum Candlepowerforums http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/forumdisplay.php?6-HeadlampsOther my video comparison:youtu.be/34Bgly6PqiM
Zebralight comparison- H600Fc - H600Fw - H602w - H603w Stefano Zebralight 2016-08-12 | Zebralight Headlamp comparison - H600Fc - H600Fw - H602w - H603w (all Headlamp at Turbo level)Zebralight H600Fc Hi-CRI (led XM-L2 Easy withe) 800 lumensZebralight H600Fw (led XM-L2) 970 lumensZebralight H603w (led XHP35) 1126 lumensZebralight H602w (led XM-L2) 1020 lumensPerhaps it is useful this thread on Candlepowerforums international forum (many photos, video and beamshot)http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?421357-Armytek-Wizard-V3-(XP-L-)-vs-Zebralight-H600-FwOther my thread (Zebralight H602w vs H603w - H600Fw vs H600 Fc):http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?421736-Zebralight-H602w-vs-H603w-H600Fw-vs-H600-FcAre you interested in Armytek and Zebralight Headlamp?Official Zebralight site:http://www.zebralight.com/Headlamp_c_7.htmlIf you live in Europe you can buy Zebralight and Armytek at a good price on the Dutch website Nkonhttp://eu.nkon.nl/zebralight-flashlights.htmlIf you live in eastern Europe visit: http://ru.nkon.nl/zebralight-flashlights.htmlOn site Nkon you can also buy battery charger and quality battery at a great price.(This is my favorite place to buy Zebralight, batteries and charger)Are you interested in Headlamp?Visit the international forum Candlepowerforums http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/forumdisplay.php?6-HeadlampsOther my Zebralight video comparison:youtu.be/_LNrdjgL9rsyoutu.be/wR9fHOlPaxc
Armytek Wizard - Zebralight H600Fc -H600Fw - H603w - H602w Stefano Zebralight 2016-08-11 | Comparative video: Armytek Wizard V3 Warm (basic version with led XP-L) - Zebralight H600Fc Hi-Cri (led XM-L2 Easy withe) - Zebralight H600Fw (led XM-L2) - Zebralight H603w (led XHP35)- Zebralight H602w (led XM-L2) All Headlamp at Turbo level Armytek Wizard: 975 lumensZebralight H600Fc: 800 lumensZebralight H600Fw: 970 lumensZebralight H603w: 1126 lumensZebralight H602w: 1020 lumensPerhaps it is useful this thread on Candlepowerforums international forum (many photos, video and beamshot)http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?421357-Armytek-Wizard-V3-(XP-L-)-vs-Zebralight-H600-FwOther my thread (Zebralight H602w vs H603w - H600Fw vs H600 Fc):http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?421736-Zebralight-H602w-vs-H603w-H600Fw-vs-H600-FcAre you interested in Armytek and Zebralight Headlamp?Official Zebralight site:http://www.zebralight.com/Headlamp_c_7.htmlOfficial Armytek site:armytek.com/products/flashlights/multi-flashlights/armytek-wizardIf you live in Europe you can buy Zebralight and Armytek at a good price on the Dutch website Nkonhttp://eu.nkon.nl/zebralight-flashlights.htmlhttp://eu.nkon.nl/flashlights/armytek.htmlIf you live in eastern Europe visit: http://ru.nkon.nl/zebralight-flashlights.htmlhttp://ru.nkon.nl/flashlights/armytek.htmlOn site Nkon you can also buy battery charger and quality battery at a great price.(This is my favorite place to buy batteries and charger)Are you interested in Headlamp?Visit the international forum Candlepowerforums http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/forumdisplay.php?6-HeadlampsOther my video comparison:youtu.be/34Bgly6PqiMyoutu.be/wR9fHOlPaxc
Armytek Wizard V3 (XP-L) vs Zebralight H600 Fw (XM-L2) Stefano Zebralight 2016-08-07 | Armytek Wizard V3 (XP-L) vs Zebralight H600 Fw (XM-L2)During this video also briefly use a Fenix TK09 (2016) to show the tint differences between Cool withe and Neutral withe.The camera does not do justice to the real colors - after a few seconds there is an automatic color adjustment - the first moments are true (before autoregulation) to see the actual difference tint.(I had forgotten the white balance on automatic - will be better the next video, I changed the settings)Are you interested in Armytek and Zebralight Headlamp?Official Zebralight site:http://www.zebralight.com/Headlamp_c_7.htmlOfficial Armytek site:armytek.com/products/flashlights/multi-flashlights/armytek-wizardPerhaps it is useful this thread on Candlepowerforums international forum (many photos, video and beamshot)http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?421357-Armytek-Wizard-V3-(XP-L-)-vs-Zebralight-H600-FwIf you live in Europe you can buy Zebralight and Armytek at a good price on the Dutch website Nkonhttp://eu.nkon.nl/zebralight-flashlights.htmlhttp://eu.nkon.nl/flashlights/armytek.htmlIf you live in eastern Europe visit: http://ru.nkon.nl/zebralight-flashlights.htmlhttp://ru.nkon.nl/flashlights/armytek.htmlOn site Nkon you can also buy battery charger and quality battery at a great price.(This is my favorite place to buy batteries and charger)Are you interested in Headlamp?Visit the international forum Candlepowerforums http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/forumdisplay.php?6-Headlamps
Zebralight H600 Fw (XM-L2) - Hiking Stefano Zebralight 2016-08-04 | Hiking with Zebralight H600 Fw (XM-L2) recent version with new frosted lens (more throw) It is amazingly bright !Interested in various models Zebralight with different beam ?This discussion may be of help (view all pages, many photo/beamshot available)http://goo.gl/CZbWTpOfficial site: http://www.zebralight.com/Headlamp_c_7.htmlIf you live in Europe you can buy Zebralight at a good price on the Dutch website Nkonhttp://eu.nkon.nl/zebralight-flashlights.htmlIf you live in eastern Europe visit: http://ru.nkon.nl/zebralight-flashlights.htmlOn site Nkon you can also buy battery charger and quality battery at a great price.(This is my favorite place to buy batteries and charger)Are you interested in Headlamp?Visit the international forum Candlepowerforums http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/forumdisplay.php?6-Headlamps
Armytek Wizard V3 ( XP-L) Stefano Zebralight 2016-08-04 | Hiking with Armytek Wizard V3 "basic version" (led XP-L - NO Magnet USB) with nice warm tintThe video has some quality problem in the first two minutes but later becomes better.Are you interested in these Headlamp ?Official Armytek site:armytek.com/products/flashlights/multi-flashlights/armytek-wizardPerhaps it is useful this thread on international forum (many photos and beamshot)http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?421357-Armytek-Wizard-V3-(XP-L-)-vs-Zebralight-H600-FwIf you live in Europe you can buy Zebralight and Armytek at a good price on the Dutch website Nkonhttp://eu.nkon.nl/flashlights/armytek.htmlIf you live in eastern Europe visit: http://ru.nkon.nl/flashlights/armytek.htmlOn site Nkon you can also buy battery charger and quality battery at a great price.(This is my favorite place to buy batteries and charger)Are you interested in Headlamp?Visit the international forum Candlepowerforums http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/forumdisplay.php?6-Headlamps
Zebralight H600 Fw (XM-L2) vs Armyek Wizard V3 (XP-L) Stefano Zebralight 2016-08-04 | Zebralight H600 Fw (XM-L2 year 2016) vs Armyek Wizard V3 (XP-L)Both are Turbo level.Warm tint (Armytek) vs Neutral withe (Zebralight)Are you interested in these Headlamp?Perhaps it is useful this thread on international forum (many photos and beamshot)http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?421357-Armytek-Wizard-V3-(XP-L-)-vs-Zebralight-H600-FwIf you live in Europe you can buy Zebralight and Armytek at a good price on the Dutch website Nkonhttp://eu.nkon.nl/zebralight-flashlights.htmlhttp://eu.nkon.nl/flashlights/armytek.htmlIf you live in eastern Europe visit: http://ru.nkon.nl/zebralight-flashlights.htmlhttp://ru.nkon.nl/flashlights/armytek.htmlOn site Nkon you can also buy battery charger and quality battery at a great price.(This is my favorite place to buy batteries and charger)Are you interested in Headlamp?Visit the international forum Candlepowerforums http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/forumdisplay.php?6-Headlamps
Arnytek Wizard V3 (XP-L) vs Zebralight H600 Fw (XM.L2) Stefano Zebralight 2016-07-30 | Arnytek Wizard V3 (XP-L) vs Zebralight H600 Fw (XM.L2)Warm tint (Armytek) vs Neutral withe (Zebralight)Are you interested in these Headlamp?Perhaps it is useful this thread on international forum (many photos and beamshot)http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?421357-Armytek-Wizard-V3-(XP-L-)-vs-Zebralight-H600-FwOther my Armytek vs Zebralight video: youtu.be/-QQywyFyLvcIf you live in Europe you can buy Zebralight and Armytek at a good price on the Dutch website Nkonhttp://eu.nkon.nl/zebralight-flashlights.htmlhttp://eu.nkon.nl/flashlights/armytek.htmlIf you live in eastern Europe visit: http://ru.nkon.nl/zebralight-flashlights.htmlhttp://ru.nkon.nl/flashlights/armytek.htmlOn site Nkon you can also buy battery charger and quality battery at a great price.(This is my favorite place to buy batteries and charger)Are you interested in Headlamp?Visit the international forum Candlepowerforums http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/forumdisplay.php?6-Headlamps
Fenix TK09 2016 (XP-L HI) vs TK09 (XP-G2) Stefano Zebralight 2016-04-28 | New Fenix TK09 2016 (led XP-L) vs old TK09 2014 (led XP-G2)The performance difference is very obvious, apart from the different led, the new model has 900 lumens of power against the 450 of the old model.this Fenix TK09 has impressed me in a very positive way !I will try to do a better video in the coming daysIt has 24000 cd in just 130 mm length.. Great job Fenix!Official page:http://www.fenixlight.com/ProductMore.aspx?id=2200&tid=8&cid=1My old review (Fenix TK09 XP-G2)http://goo.gl/LJ786yOther TK09 video (2016 version) youtu.be/f_fa0Z7vxz0
Fenix TK09 2016 Stefano Zebralight 2016-04-28 | Fenix TK09 2016 (led XP-L HI) 900 lumensI received only today the torch.The video made in haste and without a tripod.(there is a brief comparison with the PD35 TAC)Although at the time I only made a brief use this Fenix TK09 has impressed me in a very positive way !I will try to do a better video in the coming daysIt has 24000 cd in just 130 mm length.. Great job Fenix!Official page:http://www.fenixlight.com/ProductMore.aspx?id=2200&tid=8&cid=1My other TK09 video; youtu.be/mIPnAMdI4lo"DescriptionThe Fenix TK09 upholds the same rugged, powerful and tactical design of all TK series lights. Utilizing the Cree XP-L HI LED technology and only one 18650 battery, the TK09 realizes an instant High output of 900 lumens and a beam throw of up to 310 meters. This compact light is only 5 inches in length and weighs 3.7 ounces, yet offers three brightness levels and strobe. Its tactical tail switch for one-hand operation, and compatibility with CR123A batteries for colder temperature use make the TK09 suitable for law enforcement, hunting and other demanding applications""·Tactical tail switch with momentary-on function of 900 lumens output·No memory circuit and always starts at High output"
Fenix E35 UE (version 2016) Stefano Zebralight 2016-04-18 | Fenix E35 UE (version 2016) 1000 lumens - compared even with the Fenix PD35 (year 2013 - 85'0 lumens)This flashlight has made me a good impression, has a very wide spot - this specimen of the E35 has a beautiful tintOfficial link:http://www.fenixlight.com/ProductMore.aspx?id=2198&tid=11&cid=1#.VxU8ItSLTR0
Fenix PD35 TAC vs PD35 2013 Stefano Zebralight 2016-03-02 | New Fenix PD35 TAC (led XP-L) 1000 lumens vs PD35 (led XM-L2) 850 lumens (It is the initial release of PD35 - year 2013)In both torches I used Panasonic NCR18650BOfficial Fenix page:PD35 TAChttp://www.fenixlight.com/ProductMore.aspx?id=1175&tid=9&cid=1PD35 (2014 - 960 lumens)http://www.fenixlight.com/ProductMore.aspx?id=1169&tid=9&cid=1PD35 (2013 - 850 lumens)http://www.fenixlight.com/ProductMore.aspx?id=90&tid=9&cid=1Candlepowerforums PD35 TAC review (Author: Candle Lamp)http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?404564-Fenix-PD35-quot-TAC-quot-2015-(XP-L-V5-1x18650-or-2xCR123A)
Fenix TK35 UE 1800 lumens - Hiking (part 2) Stefano Zebralight 2015-11-03 | Hiking with Fenix TK35 UE (version 1800 lumens with LED MT-G2)Official page: http://goo.gl/JjZxH0Splendid torch for use in the woods, has led with a neutral tint with a very wide beam.It has four light levels well spaced, the Turbo levels (1800 lumens) can be maintained for five minutes but also with High levels (750 lumens) you have a good brightness and about 4 hours of battery life.Also the level of 250 lumens allows a decent brightness in outdoor with 13 hours of battery life.The torch used at the Turbo level for a few minutes not shows signs of overheating.Brightness levels:Low: 25 lumensMid: 250 lumensHigh: 750 lumensTurbo: 1800 lumensI'm really satisfied with the Fenix TK35 UEOther my TK35 UE outdoor video:youtu.be/ATGb0UcyqMwyoutu.be/pxmQtDNrYyQComparison with TK35 XM-L2:youtu.be/nEVBe78CvPYyoutu.be/E_E4Jyt3Tx0If you live in Europe you can buy TK35 UE at a good price on the Dutch website Nkonhttp://eu.nkon.nl/fenix-flashlights/fenix-tk35-ultimate-edition-mtg2-led.htmlIf you live in eastern Europe visit: http://ru.nkon.nl/fenix-flashlights/fenix-tk35-ultimate-edition-mtg2-led.htmlOn site Nkon you can also buy battery charger and quality battery at a great price.(This is my favorite place to buy batteries and charger)
Fenix TK35 UE 1800 lumens - Hiking Stefano Zebralight 2015-11-03 | Hiking with Fenix TK35 UE (version 1800 lumens with LED MT-G2)Official page: http://goo.gl/JjZxH0Splendid torch for use in the woods, has led with a neutral tint with a very wide beam.It has four light levels well spaced, the Turbo levels (1800 lumens) can be maintained for five minutes but also with High levels (750 lumens) you have a good brightness and about 4 hours of battery life.Also the level of 250 lumens allows a decent brightness in outdoor with 13 hours of battery life.The torch used at the Turbo level for a few minutes not shows signs of overheating.Brightness levels:Low: 25 lumensMid: 250 lumensHigh: 750 lumensTurbo: 1800 lumensI'm really satisfied with the Fenix TK35 UEOther my TK35 UE outdoor video:youtu.be/aYIk-ASgNCIyoutu.be/pxmQtDNrYyQOther my TK35 UE video:youtu.be/nEVBe78CvPYyoutu.be/E_E4Jyt3Tx0If you live in Europe you can buy TK35 UE at a good price on the Dutch website Nkonhttp://eu.nkon.nl/fenix-flashlights/fenix-tk35-ultimate-edition-mtg2-led.htmlIf you live in eastern Europe visit: http://ru.nkon.nl/fenix-flashlights/fenix-tk35-ultimate-edition-mtg2-led.htmlOn site Nkon you can also buy battery charger and quality battery at a great price.(This is my favorite place to buy batteries and charger)
Fenix TK35 UE - outdoor video Stefano Zebralight 2015-11-01 | Short video of Fenix TK35 UE (version 1800 lumens with LED MT-G2)Official page: http://goo.gl/JjZxH0Splendid torch for use in the woods, has led with a neutral tint with a very wide beam.It has four light levels well spaced, the Turbo levels (1800 lumens) can be maintained for five minutes but also with High levels (750 lumens) you have a good brightness and about 4 hours of battery life.Also the level of 250 lumens allows a decent brightness in outdoor with 13 hours of battery life.The torch used at the Turbo level for a few minutes not shows signs of overheating.Brightness levels:Low: 25 lumensMid: 250 lumensHigh: 750 lumensTurbo: 1800 lumensI'm really satisfied with the Fenix TK35 UEOther my TK35 UE video:youtu.be/nEVBe78CvPYyoutu.be/E_E4Jyt3Tx0youtu.be/ATGb0UcyqMw (outdoor video)If you live in Europe you can buy TK35 UE at a good price on the Dutch website Nkonhttp://eu.nkon.nl/fenix-flashlights/fenix-tk35-ultimate-edition-mtg2-led.htmlIf you live in eastern Europe visit: http://ru.nkon.nl/fenix-flashlights/fenix-tk35-ultimate-edition-mtg2-led.htmlOn site Nkon you can also buy battery charger and quality battery at a great price.(This is my favorite place to buy batteries and charger)
Fenix TK35 XM-L2 (NW) vs TK35 UE 1800 lumens Stefano Zebralight 2015-09-09 | Fenix TK35 (year 2012) mod with led XM-L2 (Neutral Withe) vs TK35 UE (led MT-G2 - 1800 lumens)TK35 XM-L2 - approximately 15 - 125 - 375 - 900 lumens (36000 cd)http://fenixlight.com/ProductMore.aspx?id=112&tid=8&cid=1TK35 UE (led MT-G2) - 25 - 250 - 750 - 1800 lumens (14640 cd)http://fenixlight.com/ProductMore.aspx?id=125&tid=8&cid=1Other my TK35 vs TK35 UE video: youtu.be/NMq1KkKDS8Yyoutu.be/E_E4Jyt3Tx0Hiking with TK35 UE:youtu.be/pxmQtDNrYyQyoutu.be/ATGb0UcyqMwInterested in flashlights? Visit the forum http://www.candlepowerforums.com Interessato a torce elettriche ? Visita il forum italiano http://www.cpfitaliaforum.itFilmed with Sony HDR-CX280If you live in Europe you can buy TK35 UE at a good price on the Dutch website Nkonhttp://eu.nkon.nl/fenix-flashlights/fenix-tk35-ultimate-edition-mtg2-led.htmlIf you live in eastern Europe visit: http://ru.nkon.nl/fenix-flashlights/fenix-tk35-ultimate-edition-mtg2-led.htmlOn site Nkon you can also buy battery charger and quality battery at a great price.(This is my favorite place to buy batteries and charger)
Fenix TK35 XM-L2 (NW) vs TK35 UE 1800 lumens Stefano Zebralight 2015-09-08 | Fenix TK35 (year 2012) mod with led XM-L2 (Neutral Withe) vs TK35 UE (led MT-G2 - 1800 lumens)TK35 XM-L2 - approximately 15 - 125 - 375 - 900 lumens (36000 cd)http://fenixlight.com/ProductMore.aspx?id=112&tid=8&cid=1TK35 UE (led MT-G2) - 25 - 250 - 750 - 1800 lumens (14640 cd)http://fenixlight.com/ProductMore.aspx?id=125&tid=8&cid=1Other my TK35 vs TK35 UE video: youtu.be/NMq1KkKDS8Yhttp://youtu.be/nEVBe78CvPYHiking with TK35 UE:youtu.be/ATGb0UcyqMwyoutu.be/pxmQtDNrYyQInterested in flashlights? Visit the forum http://www.candlepowerforums.com (in English)Interessato a torce elettriche ? Visita il forum italiano http://www.cpfitaliaforum.itFilmed with Sony HDR-CX280If you live in Europe you can buy TK35 UE at a good price on the Dutch website Nkonhttp://eu.nkon.nl/fenix-flashlights/fenix-tk35-ultimate-edition-mtg2-led.htmlIf you live in eastern Europe visit: http://ru.nkon.nl/fenix-flashlights/fenix-tk35-ultimate-edition-mtg2-led.htmlOn site Nkon you can also buy battery charger and quality battery at a great price.(This is my favorite place to buy batteries and charger)
Fenix TK35 XM-L2 (NW) vs TK35 UE 1800 lumens Stefano Zebralight 2015-09-08 | Fenix TK35 (year 2012) mod with led XM-L2 (Neutral Withe) vs TK35 UE (led MT-G2 1800 lumens)The tree is located approximately 95 metersOther my TK35 vs TK35 UE video: youtu.be/E_E4Jyt3Tx0http://youtu.be/nEVBe78CvPYTK35 XM-L2 - approximately 15 - 125 - 375 - 900 lumens (36000 cd)http://fenixlight.com/ProductMore.aspx?id=112&tid=8&cid=1TK35 UE (led MT-G2) - 25 - 250 - 750 - 1800 lumens (14640 cd)http://fenixlight.com/ProductMore.aspx?id=125&tid=8&cid=1Other my Fenix TK35 UE video:youtu.be/ATGb0UcyqMw (outdoor video)youtu.be/pxmQtDNrYyQ (outdoor video)Interested in flashlights? Visit the forum http://www.candlepowerforums.com (in English)Interessato a torce elettriche ? Visita il forum italiano http://www.cpfitaliaforum.itFilmed with Sony HDR-CX280If you live in Europe you can buy TK35 UE at a good price on the Dutch website Nkonhttp://eu.nkon.nl/fenix-flashlights/fenix-tk35-ultimate-edition-mtg2-led.htmlIf you live in eastern Europe visit: http://ru.nkon.nl/fenix-flashlights/fenix-tk35-ultimate-edition-mtg2-led.htmlOn site Nkon you can also buy battery charger and quality battery at a great price.(This is my favorite place to buy batteries and charger)
Nitecore P12 NW vs Zebralight SC600w L2 Stefano Zebralight 2015-08-22 | Short video - Nitecore P12 NW 950 lumens vs SC600w Mk II L2 1020 lumensBoth flashlights are Neutral withe
Nitecore P15 outdoor + comparison with P12 NW Stefano Zebralight 2015-08-22 | Nitecore P15 outdoor video + comparison with Nitecore P12 NW 950 lumens - Are two different types of LEDs , XP - G2 vs XM- L2 (also comparison with two different tint, Cool withe vs Neutral withe)Nitecore P15 Brightness levels:1 lumens35 lumens150 lumens430 lumensPeak beam intensity 19321 cd - 278 m ANSIhttp://flashlight.nitecore.com/product/p15Other my P15 video: youtu.be/fnFGMI6CcPEhttp://youtu.be/CW8r4envSzMInterested in flashlights? Visit the forum http://www.candlepowerforums.comFilmed with Sony HDR-CX280
Nitecore P15 + comparison with Nitecore P12 NW Stefano Zebralight 2015-08-22 | Nitecore P15 beamshot + comparison with Nitecore P12 NW 950 lumens - Are two different types of LEDs , XP - G2 vs XM- L2Nitecore P15 Brightness levels:1 lumens35 lumens150 lumens430 lumensPeak beam intensity 19321 cd - 278 m ANSIhttp://flashlight.nitecore.com/product/p15Other my P15 video:youtu.be/fnFGMI6CcPEhttp://youtu.be/CW8r4envSzMhttp://youtu.be/2YyILAaRzEkInterested in flashlights? Visit the forum http://www.candlepowerforums.comFilmed with Sony HDR-CX280
Nitecore P15 Beamshot Stefano Zebralight 2015-08-22 | Nitecore P15 beamshotBrightness levels:1 lumens35 lumens150 lumens430 lumensPeak beam intensity 19321 cd - 278 m ANSIhttp://flashlight.nitecore.com/product/p15Other my P15 outdoor video: http://youtu.be/CW8r4envSzMhttp://youtu.be/2YyILAaRzEkInterested in flashlights? Visit the forum http://www.candlepowerforums.comFilmed with Sony HDR-CX280
Zebralight H600w beamshot Stefano Zebralight 2015-08-21 | H600w during night hike (Italian mountain)Interested in various models Zebralight?This discussion may be of help (view all pages, many beamshot available)http://goo.gl/CZbWTpOther my Zebralight Video (other on my Youtube channel)youtu.be/x79l9Ls7-lwInterested in flashlights? Visit the forum http://www.candlepowerforums.comFilmed with Sony HDR-CX280
Zebralight H602w hiking Stefano Zebralight 2015-08-19 | H602w during night hikeInterested in various models Zebralight?This discussion may be of help (view all pages, many photo/beamshot available)http://goo.gl/CZbWTpOther my Zebralight Video (other on my Youtube channel)youtu.be/x79l9Ls7-lwInterested in flashlights ? Visit the forum http://www.candlepowerforums.comFilmed with Sony HDR-CX280
Zebralight H602w beamshot Stefano Zebralight 2015-08-19 | Short video showing the Zebralight H602w on hikingInterested in various models Zebralight?This discussion may be of help http://goo.gl/CZbWTp(view all pages, many photo/beamshot available)Other my Zebralight Video (other on my Youtube channel)youtu.be/x79l9Ls7-lwInterested in flashlights? Visit the forum http://www.candlepowerforums.com Filmed with Sony HDR-CX280
Fenix TK35 NW - outdoor beamshot Stefano Zebralight 2015-08-19 | Hiking with Fenix TK35 (version 2012 - XM-L 860 lumens) modified XM-L2 Neutral withe (3C )The TK35 albeit an old project is one of my favorite flashlights, powerful, solid, high autonomy and not excessively big.It can stand for a long time at Turbo without dropping power and without too much heat.http://www.fenixlight.com/ProductSeries.aspx?cid=1&tid=8Interested in flashlights? Visit the forum http://www.candlepowerforums.com Filmed with Sony HDR-CX280
Nitecore P12 Neutral withe outdoor video Stefano Zebralight 2015-08-19 | Nitecore P12 Neutral withe on top of Circeo mountainBrightness levels: 50-210-950 lumenshttp://flashlight.nitecore.com/product/p12Interested in flashlights? Visit the forum http://www.candlepowerforums.comFilmed with Sony HDR-CX280
Zebralight H602w vs H600Fw vs H600w - beamshot Stefano Zebralight 2015-08-17 | Zebralight H602w (1020 lumens) vs Zebralight H600Fw (970 lumens) vs Zebralight H600w (1020 lumens)Interested in various models Zebralight?This discussion may be of help http://goo.gl/CZbWTp(view all pages, many photo/beamshot available)Other my Zebralight Video (other on my Youtube channel)youtu.be/x79l9Ls7-lwInterested in flashlights? Visit the forum http://www.candlepowerforums.com Filmed with Sony HDR-CX280
Zebralight H602w vs H600Fw Stefano Zebralight 2015-08-16 | Zebralight H602w (1020 lumens) vs Zebralight H600Fw (970 lumens)Interested in various models Zebralight?This discussion may be of help (view my beamshot - page 9 and other pages)http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?378161-Zebralight-H600-MK-II-(Spot-and-Fill)-vs-H600F-(Floody)-vs-H602-(no-reflector)-beamsor http://goo.gl/CZbWTp (short URL)Other my video (Zebralight headlamp comparison) youtu.be/x79l9Ls7-lwIf you live in Europe you can buy Zebralight at a good price on the Dutch website Nkonhttp://eu.nkon.nl/zebralight-flashlights.htmlIf you live in eastern Europe visit: http://ru.nkon.nl/zebralight-flashlights.htmlOn site Nkon you can also buy battery charger and quality battery at a great price.(This is my favorite place to buy batteries and charger)Interested in flashlights? Visit the forum http://www.candlepowerforums.com Filmed with Sony HDR-CX280
Fenix TK35 Neutral withe on the beach Stefano Zebralight 2015-08-16 | Fenix TK35 (2012) mod XM-L2 Neutral Withe - level Turbo - approximately 900 lumens or higherInterested in flashlights? Visit the forum http://www.candlepowerforums.com (English)Filmed with Sony HDR-CX280
Fenix TK35 NW + Zebralight H602w Stefano Zebralight 2015-08-16 | Short videoFenix TK35 XM-L2 (mod Neutral Withe) + Headlamp Zebralight H602w (total flood headlamp)
Fenix PD35 CW vs Nitecore P12 NW Stefano Zebralight 2015-08-16 | Tint comparison VideoFenix PD35 850 lumens CW (2013 version) vs Nitecore P12 950 lumens NW -(CW = Cool Withe)(NW = Neutral Withe)Neutral tint, in a sandy/desert environment seems to be the best choice.Interested in flashlights ? Visit the forum http://www.candlepowerforums.com (English)Interesado en linternas? Visite el foro http://forolinternas.com (Spanish)
