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Budget Emergency Lights - That Use Any Batteries
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ส.ค. 2024
- High quality, affordable flashlights that happen to be perfect for backup or emergency use... or just as a nice budget EDC option :)
Convoy T3: www.aliexpress...
Convoy T4: www.aliexpress...
Convoy Store (Aliexpress): convoy.aliexpr...
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Linked ABOVE is a detailed list of lights in multiple categories. Below is the "short list", of a few top contenders. If you are shopping at Neals Gadgets, the coupon codes on the right specifically for that light, are typically the highest value. For all other purchases at NG use code: Lumencraft15 for 15% off your shopping cart.
Brightest Overall
(Large) BLF GT4 www.nealsgadge... Coupon: ASGT4
(Large) BLF GT4 with Batteries/Charger
www.nealsgadge... Coupon: ASGT5
(Large) BLF GT94 www.nealsgadge... Coupon: ASGT94
Everyday Carry
(Brightest) Lumintop FW3A www.nealsgadge... Coupon: ASFW3A
(Budget) Wowtac A1 amzn.to/2zuERKh
(Budget) Nicron N7 amzn.to/2OaTs1K
(Budget) Sofirn SC31 Pro amzn.to/3aYRwFn
Brightest Medium Size
Fireflies E07 www.nealsgadge... Coupon: Lumencraft15 .
FW21 Pro www.nealsgadge... Coupon: ASFW3A
Best Throwers (Non Laser)
(Keychain) Lumintop GT Nano www.nealsgadge... Coupon: ND25F
(Small) Lumintop GT Micro www.nealsgadge... Coupon: GTMICRO
(Small) Lumintop GT Mini www.nealsgadge... Coupon: ASFW3A
(Medium) NI40 SBT90.2 www.nealsgadge... Coupon: ASF
(Medium) Convoy L6 lumencraft.com...
(Large) BLF GT www.nealsgadge... Coupon: ASFW3A
(Large) BLF GT 70
www.nealsgadge... Coupon: ASFW3A
(Large) BLF GT 90 www.nealsgadge... Coupon: ASGT90
(Budget) Convoy C8+ lumencraft.com...
Best Throwers White LASER Flashlights (LEP)
(Small) Lumintop Thor I www.nealsgadge...
(Small) Weltool W3 Pro www.nealsgadge...
(Medium) Weltool W4 www.nealsgadge...
(Medium) Mateminco FW1 www.nealsgadge...
Pop Can Lights
Acebeam X80 GT amzn.to/36LDsew
Mateminco MT18S www.nealsgadge...
Astrolux MF01 ban.ggood.vip/... Coupon: BGAM1X2
Fireflies R0T66
www.nealsgadge...
Best Tactical
Acebeam L16 amzn.to/2o2bCZx
TIMESTAMPS:
Intro: 00:00
Battery Output Comparison: 00:56
Performance (Runtime Graphs): 01:39
Which Battery Should You Use?: 02:38
Beam Quality: 05:03
T3 Size: 06:03
Simplicity + Reliability: 06:52
Interface: 07:54
Price: 09:01
Recommendation: 10:11
Outro: 10:58
I appreciate you suggesting some less expensive options not everybody can lay down big bucks on a light
Convoy is a great brand. Lots of options, fantastic quality and very low prices. The guy behind it is also a great enthusiast and very attentive to us costumers.
It always blows my mind how high quality Convoy's lights are for the money. They also allow you to basically customize your light anyway you want. Tons of different parts available, bezels, reflectors, lenses, illuminated switches, etc. You can also purchase any parts you need for spares. Really designed to last you a long time, and super easy to work on. By far my favorite flashlight brand.
I love my Convoys, solid and reliable, easy to use.
I have like 12 of them. My go-to brand every time.
Solid recommendations...
Might want to also address Simon's new website! Still a work in progress, but he's working his way away from being so dependent on AE...
That's so good for him! Though I hope he doesn't leave Ali completely, or I won't be able to buy fom him anymore 🥲
I have a lot of flashlights and my best one is the sofirn SC33 5,200 lumens and it's always on sale on Amazon for just over 30 to 35 dollars. The light is really bright and has never failed me once . Thanks for the review I love a good budget light.
I have the Convoy T2 (slow and fast PWM) and a Lumintop Tool AA 2.0. I love both. They can provide indoor usable light with such batteries, which you can't even expect that still have any usable charge.
Luckily the T3 is essentially the T2 in a different body, so it's every bit as good.
Got a S6 18350 sft40 in the mail and I can't wait. Simon is even better than Hank imo. His new site is getting better by the day, just recently he made an option to add batteries and change the product color.
Ohhh I see that D3AA... maybe an upcoming review in the future hmmmmmm?
D3AA review is on Ethan's own channel, LuxWad.
id choose the smaller one, with a clip. rolling flashlights are a nightmare in real life situations!
The faff of having to match batteries and needing protection has completely turned me off of multi-cell lights in general. I'm a single-cell fan all the way, so while I love Convoy I'm not interested on the T4. I'd only use it with Eneloops anyway.
I have a T3 in 219B 3000K warm white, and while it's no powerhouse, it is lovely to use. Although comparing it with a 519A in 3000K also, the latter owes nothing to the 219B, so for the usual consumer I'd say go with the 519A, it's a wonderful high CRI performer in any color temperature.
Overrated problems. People used to use multiple primaries in flashlights back in the days and had no issues except leaks. I've used Maglites, Varta, Energizer incandescent flashlights with C-D-AA primaries in series - no issues with them for more than 20 years. Now I buy 2xAA LED flashlights just for a small collection and power them with Eneloops, all is just fine. Protected is for Li-Ion batteries and I think it's a good habit to use protected only, all A-brands supply their flashlight with protected cells, for the backup I can buy protected cells from Keeppower, Orbtronic, EVVA and others. Marry\Match batteries? It's better to marry a good woman than marry batteries for flashlights.
@@alext8410 Invalid comparison. The flashlights you used in the previous century were single-mode and far more disposable, and fed on weak batteries with FAR less stored energy. Ever heard of lithium-ion fires? Look them up.
For your own safety, stay away from modern multi-cell lights until you change that mindset. Technology has changed, and it's not advised to disrespect what modern technology can do if mishandled.
@@DinnerForkTongue I've been using modern AA\AAA torches for 10 years already, with NiMH cells. Issues can be with Li-Ion 14500 in series, but they can be of good quality and protected ones. Are you talking about "Li-Ion cellls in series can explode" or "All chemistry cells in series tend to explode"?
Hi! You mentioned that you can choose sst20 instead of nichia 519a for more throw, but it will also have less brightness.
I thought that the nichia 519 had higher CRI and better tint in general (no greenish or yellowish like the SST20), but slightly less brightness and efficiency.
No, it's better than the SST20 in every way. What it loses in brightness and throw to is the SST40 and SFT40.
Just reviewing the S26A, summat not quite right with the 100% mode
Oh? Hoping to see your assessment now, because I am interested in getting one.
What happened to Matt?
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@@Lumencraft- Thank you