Deepower Universal Fit Lighted Nocks (Budget Priced)--TEST
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- These nocks are designed and patented in the US by Deepower...just to clarify that.
I've tested some budget minded broadheads from Deepower and thought I'd test this new and improved Universal Fit Lighted Nock a well. Competitors cost 250% more than these. But just how good are they? - กีฬา
Hey Sir, your broadhead tests are essentially the industry standard - this equipment review was spot-on as well. Maybe, it's because you seem so trustworthy. You are like the Consumer Reports of Archery. I may buy some of these nocks for my brother - he digs lighted nocks. Thank you for the good content
Thank you Richard.
Great video, I've been watching all your videos for about 6 months now and you do a great job. I'm going to get some of these for me and my buddy, he doesn't use lighted nock and I'm tired of trying to find his arrows and when ever he shoots a deer i ask him where he hit the deer and he never knows. I've told him for years that I'm going to buy him some lighted nocks and never do it, well now I am. THANKS for all the good work and I look forward to what you do in the future.
Thank you.
I’ve been looking for another lighted nock to hunt with, and I just might have to give these a try! For the quality and ease of use at that price point, it seems like it would do the trick for me. Thanks for the review!
Thank you
I have the older style. I had no issues with turning off. But I'm going to buy these new ones. Great video John as usual man... but how dare you make a video about budget anything! Haha.
Thanks Mikey.
Thanks for doing these test . Bringing a product to light ( no pun) that Otherwise would have Remained nameless to the public and then testing them is a great service thank you sir
Thanks Carl.
I tried the Victory Archer Spot Nock (which is a similar design) at first and I could get them to turn on, and when I finally did, they wouldn't go off, finally just coughed up and bought Nockturnal, and they have been amazing - 2 deer and zero issues, but might have to give these a try.
Yeah, I've liked Nocturnals as well. Just pricey.
John, for the brightness test the deepower nock’s collar acts as a shade on the bottom of the nock while the nocturnal is translucent plastic. The light scatter at the top of each looks almost identical. It’d be interesting to see the brightness test performed with both nocks inserted in a shaft. I bet they’d be almost identical as it seems in your video the scatter at the top is the same. Great testing. I watch all of them. Thank you!
Thanks Joseph. I'm posting a vid test of the new Deepower Lighted Nock this Thursday...I like it a lot more.
Fantastic test!! Just ordered 2pks. I’ll try them! Thanks for all you do!!!
Hope they work well for you.
Watched your whitetail hunt. I kept waiting for the "bullseye" after the shot. 😄
Haha. That's funny. Thanks for watching.
I saw your video. And I bought the deep power and they just came. I shot them and I’m going to get some more. Thanks for the excellent review.
Very good. Good luck.
Great review! Still not certain I wanna take that hit to my FoC but this is definitely on the list for potential lighted nocks
Yeah, you just have to plan your front weight accordingly. I shoot 20% FOC with lighted nocks.
Thank you for doing such a great review. I'll be ordering some as, like most of John's products, those damn nocks are way to expensive for and expendable item.
Sage travels.
Nice. Good luck.
Great post! I shoot a mx-15 @80lbs and these hold up great. Have not had one explode on me.
Good to know.
John, as always a great video. I actually purchased a set of these after seeing your broad head review as they came up in the amazon search. I figured I would try them for the price. They are the universal fit model and I must say I was fairly impressed--I did have one that acted a little finicky. I shot them multiple times every day for months leading up to season. As luck would have it, I shot a buck at last light with one and one that had always worked failed. I could not get it to activate when I found the arrow either. I was hunting in like 40 degree weather too so not extreme by any means. Just another data point. I still make pick some up before next season. The price charged by other major manufacturers is ridiculous.
Thanks for sharing that Cameron.
Hello John
Do you have a link for the nocks you purchased for this test? I am just wary of getting the wrong ones, as there are a few different options on the Amazon website.
www.amazon.com/DEEPOWER-Universal-Automatically-Diameter-Including/dp/B08QTYYVM7/ref=sr_1_2?crid=2T7RPGX8C6Q1G&dchild=1&keywords=deepower+lighted+nocks&qid=1610847352&sprefix=deepower%2Caps%2C344&sr=8-2
Thanks for a nice test on these. I think you should have sent the nock through something like plywood to simulate going through a shoulder blade so we knew if that flared looking nock would come out going through bone.
Yeah, that would be a good test.
Awesome reviews! Keep um coming!
Thank you
Great! I’m needing a lighted nock.
They're a decent low budget choice.
any idea if you can change the batteries when they are done?
Nope. They’re so inexpensive as it is, there’s really no benefit to it.
I purchased 2 packs of these after watching your video and wasn’t too thrilled. They’re much wider than your traditional nock, nockturnal nock, lumenok, etc. This led to very bad nock pinch, even before full draw.
Thanks for sharing that. I didn't have that problem.
@@LuskArcheryAdventures no problem! As always, great video!
Bought a pack of these. Not quite as bright as nockturnals but I love the on/off switch. Or so I thought. By my 3rd shot into my Glendel buck the finger activated switch had fallen off. Too bad. Great design if it only worked.
Well that stinks. Mine are still going strong, for the most part.
If they can put a battery and a light inside a nock, they can certainly put in a small GPS transmitter that connects to our phones so we can track our arrows when an animal runs off with one stuck in it.
Yeah, lots of people working on that.
But in most woods cell service is non existent to iffy
Howdy, great review. What is the collar you use on the back of your arrow? It looks like little footer, and I have been looking for something like that. Thx
Thanks Mike. It comes already installed in my Bishop FOC King Arrows.
Finally a lighted nock that will fit my .166 shafts
Yep.
@@LuskArcheryAdventures just ordered 5 packs lol
I'm guessing that the way this turns off it will probably turn itself off if it passes through an object?
From the testing I did, that didn't happen. But I'm sure in some situations, it may do that.
What about serving wear from pushing and the steel collar? You should dip them in blood and fat to see if you can get them clean. Thanks for all the work you do for us.
Thanks for the comment. The string only touches the nock, not the metal collar.
@@LuskArcheryAdventures Thanks ,that sold me. I will give them a try.
Who makes the deepower lighted nocks you tested? I love that nock as I have seen it tested in your video and others. However, I shoot a Ravin crossbow and want to contact them to see if they can make a compatible nock. I understand the patten Ravin has but I hear some folks (not me) use other lighted nocks that are not Ravin brand. As of yet I stay stock everything per the manufacture recommendation. Thank you
Deepower is the brand--a new, inexpensive China based archery company. You can only find them on Amazon.
Ordered a pack of blue ones and pack of red. Only problem is that descriptions were different on the package and the metal sleeve wasn't readily visible to turn off. I'm hoping they fit my 260 Easton Axis 5mm shafts. Strange description varied so much between the two colors. Will find out when they arrive.
Ok...I'm not exactly sure what the means. The metal sleeve is fairly large and easy to find once you know where it is located. But thank you for sharing your experience.
@@LuskArcheryAdventures Yes the metal sleeve was very obvious in your video. Pictures on packages on Amazon didn't jive with yours. Was just strange the packages had such different descriptions, was worried I was getting the right product. Hopefully will arrive here shortly and be the same ones you tested. Keep testing, appreciate your videos.
Arrived today in the mail. That was extremely fast turn around, yahoo. The ones you had in video (strobe) appeared to have a metal turn off sleeve, that is what was confusing. These I ordered have a colored plastic sleeve. Sure seems to work well. Have a couple on my practice arrows, heading out to try now. Thanks.
Bahumbug, on red version the plastic sleeve broke on the first shot. Shot blue one twice, it still works so far. It is extremely easy to turn off which is nice. Plastic sleeve looks very very flimsy though.
Wow awesome
Just ordered two packs
Nice. Good luck.
If you testing lighted nocks now, have a look at ignitor lighted nocks. Buddy of mine runs them after running 5 different brands and says he'll never go back to anything else
Good to hear.
I have ones from Victory that function the same. I am not happy with them the little tabs broke on two and they lit up when they got wet. I would definitely get these over the Victorys.
That's interesting. Thanks for sharing that. There are always lemons in the bunch; it's just happens with tiny electronics and heavy impacts.
There was a high failure rate with the Victory Spot nocks. Kinda like a 1st generation product that has demand but didn't meet the standards of reliability. I didn't find this to be the case with the green or strobe Deepower nocks I bought. However I'm shooting micro Victory VAP TKO's & the Deepower is just a little too bulky to go onto that shaft. I've heard problems with the Deepower having nock pinch. I tested mine with a Prime Centergy backup bow. I tied nocking points with serving on the string b4 I put the green BCY #23 D-loop which is more forgiving & stronger. It also doesn't give me any knock pinch. On that Centergy my draw length is just a little short so my D-loop is longer than say a D-loop that your bow shop would just tie on your string. That way I hit the anchor point on my jaw with my thumb release that I need. My nocking points r also farther apart due to the length of the D-loop but the bow shoots great with repeatability with these Deepower nocks or a standard Bohning nock.
Sir , do you think they would fit the vap ss arrows? Thank you for your reviews I like them all.
I'm not sure...but they list the inside diameters in which they fit, so you can check with your shafts.
Buying now!
Good luck.
Do they make these for crossbow bolts? Loving these!
I don't think so.
I'm interested in knowing if they make a knock for crossbow bolts,,, And do they have a website I was unable to find one even doing a Google search
www.amazon.com/DEEPOWER-Universal-Automatically-Diameter-Including/dp/B08QTYYVM7/ref=sr_1_2?crid=2T7RPGX8C6Q1G&dchild=1&keywords=deepower+lighted+nocks&qid=1610847352&sprefix=deepower%2Caps%2C344&sr=8-2
You just search for it on Amazon. I posted the link here as well.
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Love this channel
Thank you Jason. I really appreciate it brother.
@@LuskArcheryAdventures absolutely keep doing what your doing we would love to see slow motion vane testing
Do you have a update on these now that some time has passed
Good question. The longevity of the solid lighted model was tremendous--one lasted 3 weeks staying lit. Some of the nocks turned on too easily when I nocked them to the string...so I just used them for target shooting...which is fine. I had one of them stop working after several shots. Honestly, about the same overall as most other lighted nocks I've tested. I'd say the quality/durability is slightly less than a Nockturnal, overall--but much less expensive at the same time.
@@LuskArcheryAdventures thank you very much I love your videos and whenever u want to sell the junk broadheads let's me know I got money waiting on u
John, I purchased some of these nocks after watching this video. The alluminum sticks out too far so when I nock an arrow the nock lights up. Im going to take a dremmel to them to try and avoid this. Did you have this issue?
Sometimes it did that, if I pushed too hard...but not every time. But it doesn't bother me. If I'm using them for practice, I just keep them on. If I'm hunting with them, I already have an arrow nocked and I turn it off if it came on when I first nocked it.
@@LuskArcheryAdventures i think my d loop might be the culprit. Thanks!
So I ordered these. Can you tell me if they should light up before shooting them ?
When I push them on my string they light up.
Sometimes they do that. If you're target shooting, just keep them lit the whole time. The solid ones last forever. I have one that has been lit for 17 days now. Geeze. But if you're hunting and you nock an arrow and they light up, just reach down and slide the collar back while they're attached to the string.
I kind of wish they had replaceable batteries for that price. That would be awesome.
Well that would be extra nice...but it's hard to beat the price. I tested the life of the solid models--stayed lit for 3 weeks.
Only option is firenock!, Pricey initial.i vestment but you can rebuild/,replace every part .
@@caninphx Thank you, When I get rich I will be investing in some of those.
John!!!!!! Can you please test the QAD exodus full blade!!!
I've tested that many many times...just not in these tests. It performs almost exactly like the Swept...but the Swept is a bit more forgiving in flight at long range. Both are equally durable.
@@LuskArcheryAdventures could you possibly test the new Razorback broadhead that just came out!? Super cool looking head at a great cost
Getting em
They're a good deal. I had a solid one stay lit for 3 weeks!
@@LuskArcheryAdventures can’t wait
I use gold tip pro arrows will they fit them ?
They should.
So you buying the g nock or these?
Right now I’m mainly using Halo nocks
Accuracy test? I've had issues with Nockturnal's
Yeah, it did shoot extremely well...as you could see in that 30 yd shot. Not very far, but the two arrows were touching. And they spun very well.
No good reason nocks should cost more than this.
Yeah, I don't really understand it.
I tried them. One of the four only worked intermittently out of the package. The others all would turn on as soon as I nocked the arrow because the prongs for the switch would hit my d loop knots. Other than that they fit the shaft well and seemed pretty robust, fairly bright.
Thanks for sharing that.
I find red is brightest colour so unfair comparison they should be of same colour +the strobes are harder to see in flight just saying if wanting to see where you hit I find they not good for that show up after they hit fine but on pass thru it wouldn’t give back the feed back on point of impact
That's true. When I tested their solid it did VERY well. And it's still lit after 4 days.
Be careful they explode off the string I had several new ones do that
The redesigned Deepower universal fit nocks did? Or was it the older model?
I've not experienced that yet.
They cut your D-Loop! Don't get em. The collar design has sharp little points that cut your D Loop in no time!
Well, they didn't do that with my D Loop. But thanks for sharing your experience.
@@LuskArcheryAdventures I love your reviews, so I'm not criticizing. But, how long did you use them for? I used mine pretty consistently for a week, and they cut through the outer sheath of my d loop. Put a new one on, even added some dots of epoxy, and saw they started cutting through again quickly.
Cold steel is making a 100% plastic head they claim is letting on big game. A 10 pack is around $8-10 ...... .80 apiece makes them cheap as dirt!
Yeah, I've seen those. I need to test them. I'm sure they would work in many instances...but there is no way I'm trusting them with my hard earned shots on animals.
Not even pigs or turkeys? Seems worth $1 for pigs from the footage I've watched on them! Complete pass through without a problem at 15 yards on pigs!
Can’t find them 🤷♂️ weird
Search on Amazon. They're only there.
www.amazon.com/DEEPOWER-Universal-Automatically-Diameter-Including/dp/B08QTYYVM7/ref=sr_1_2?crid=2T7RPGX8C6Q1G&dchild=1&keywords=deepower+lighted+nocks&qid=1610847352&sprefix=deepower%2Caps%2C344&sr=8-2
Does the rearward 40grains change the FOC??
Yes it will.
@@cody56ss cool 😎👍. Simply a bonus for my application.
It will lower your FOC. Usually not something people go for.
40 grains is quite a bit. Haven't watched the video yet, just skimming over the comments and seen this. I think thats nearly double the weight of a nocturnal . 166 diameter nock
@@jordanpowell228 Maybe it's 30gr w/the shim
At an average of 25 grains to the absolute extreme rear of your arrow is just absurd if you are even remotely interested in a reasonable F.O.C , Don't use lighted nocks! Use arrows that kill animals.
Well, thank you for sharing your thoughts. But that's way to broad of a statement. FOC is FOC. If you have enough weight up front to counter the weight of the nock, then it's fine. I have 20% FOC while shooting a lighted nock.
These are a ripoff of our lighted nocks here at Victory Archery... shame
Interesting, I will investigate & order the Victory. 😁
That's disappoint to hear. I didn't know that.
@@LuskArcheryAdventures yes unfortunately it is true..
But yours are lower quality some how???