I have their X1 and it's probably my favorite flashlight (out of 50+ I own). The batteries can be easily replaced by removing the screws on the bottom, but not something you would do to recharge the batteries on a regular basis.
Just want to let you know, you put together great flashlight reviews, and this one is no exception! I love the beam shot comparisons! Your beam shoot section, in which you compare the review flashlights with other similarly powered flashlights, is brilliant, and one huge reason I subscribed to your channel. In this review, the snow really amplifies the tint bias of each flashlight emitter. Snow is pure white, so any color tint seen on the snow comes solely from the flashlight LEDs. My favorite tint color came from the GT FC40 4500K emitter. The rosy tint of the FC40 is excellent! At the same time, the green biased tint of the Wuben X2 is also apparent on the snow. I just received two flashlights (M21B and M21G) with the FC40 4500K emitters and really like them. I have one more flashlight on the way (M21E) with a XHP 70.3 HI 4000K emitter and can't wait to compare it to the FC40 4500K version. The XHP 70.3 HI 4000K is more efficient and puts out more lumens than the FC40 4500K. If the tint of the XHP 70.3 HI 4000K throws out a beam which is close to the pleasantness of the FC40 4500K beam, I will lean more towards purchasing XHP 70.3 HI 4000K version lights in the future. Great review! I appreciate all your posts. Thank you!
Thank you for such great comment! I may sometimes forget one thing or another, but hope to be as much informative as possible. In the future I plan on making comparison video with cheap flashlights from general stores and compare then to Convoy, Sofirn and others I have so people could imagine the difference between supermarket flashlights and better ones. Talking about Wuben X2, yes it is on the green side (even taking into consideration not ideal white balance of the camera). But what I value most in it is sustained high output and wide beam. Also possibility to adjust modes for your liking :)
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I have their X1 and it's probably my favorite flashlight (out of 50+ I own).
The batteries can be easily replaced by removing the screws on the bottom, but not something you would do to recharge the batteries on a regular basis.
Just want to let you know, you put together great flashlight reviews, and this one is no exception! I love the beam shot comparisons!
Your beam shoot section, in which you compare the review flashlights with other similarly powered flashlights, is brilliant, and one huge reason I subscribed to your channel.
In this review, the snow really amplifies the tint bias of each flashlight emitter. Snow is pure white, so any color tint seen on the snow comes solely from the flashlight LEDs. My favorite tint color came from the GT FC40 4500K emitter. The rosy tint of the FC40 is excellent! At the same time, the green biased tint of the Wuben X2 is also apparent on the snow.
I just received two flashlights (M21B and M21G) with the FC40 4500K emitters and really like them. I have one more flashlight on the way (M21E) with a XHP 70.3 HI 4000K emitter and can't wait to compare it to the FC40 4500K version.
The XHP 70.3 HI 4000K is more efficient and puts out more lumens than the FC40 4500K. If the tint of the XHP 70.3 HI 4000K throws out a beam which is close to the pleasantness of the FC40 4500K beam, I will lean more towards purchasing XHP 70.3 HI 4000K version lights in the future.
Great review! I appreciate all your posts. Thank you!
Thank you for such great comment! I may sometimes forget one thing or another, but hope to be as much informative as possible. In the future I plan on making comparison video with cheap flashlights from general stores and compare then to Convoy, Sofirn and others I have so people could imagine the difference between supermarket flashlights and better ones.
Talking about Wuben X2, yes it is on the green side (even taking into consideration not ideal white balance of the camera). But what I value most in it is sustained high output and wide beam. Also possibility to adjust modes for your liking :)
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LH351D always looks quite nice, untill you put some beautiful 219c or dedomed 519a next to it, and it instantly becomes green puke lol
Always thought the 219c looked rough compared to 219b. Haven’t had the pleasure of experiencing 519a yet.