which is better the nite core ea4 860 lumens or the skyray king 6x 4000 lumens
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I have not used "nite core ea4 860". The one I have is SecurityIng® Super Bright 3X CREE XM-L T6 LED Torch 4000Lm Flashlight. This one is the highest power beam I've ever seen. I believe skyray king 6x 4000 lumens performs even better.
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Good question, I have no experience with the night core, but the securitylng light is awesome.
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The 546 is definitely brighter than the 252, part of it depends on pool size (length) and shape as well location of light housing.
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I've personally tried just about everything and I end up going back to PIAA. In terms of the quality and bulb life, I believe there's no comparison. Sylvania and GE have short life cycles. In terms of brightness, I find that PIAA is best. They're more functional than just looks. Depending on whether you have projector or multi reflector type, there is very little blue hue unlike others that omit way too much blue. I use PIAA HID, halogen and fogs on all my cars and very satisfied.
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I haven't dropped any of my Thrunite flashlights so I can't respond on the dropping issue. I have 3 of the Thrunites and the tn35 is by far the best and the brightest ! My tn30 mini is rated at 3200 lumens and my tn35 is brighter. According to reviews, the Thrunites are pretty accurate on their lumens ratings
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Jerry, I'm not entirely sure? I don't think you can really go wrong with the Philips 9006 X-treme Power though and I highly recommend them. My night vision is horrid and these definitely help tremendously with my night visibility. You could easily go with the cheaper of the two and still get great bulbs in my opinion.
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I recommend replacing the 1000 mAh batteries with better ones after the originals wear out. One of the comments when I bought my Moonrays was that, " 3 AA NIMH batteries of at least 2000mah capacity for each light," are better. Nickel Metal Hydride batteries aren't cheap but are worth the price.
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looks kinda sky bluish. I personally like the 6000k, but its a matter of preference I guess.
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Hi Scott-You're right - you don't have many options other than just hold with your hand. I actually got this for my dad, and while a super-bright light, I would recommend the model I got for myself:FOURSEVENS Quark Pro "X" 123²/ QP2L-X Black Finish / Cool White LED; 2XCR123A; 360 LumensIt's cheaper, much smaller, and comes with several accessories to carry it around (including my favorite a nice belt strap). And most importantly, it's essentially as bright (while the Fenix has a bit more concentrated throw, the Foursevens has a broader beam, which is more preferable in my opinion). Hope that helps... Hi Scott-You're right - you don't have many options other than just hold with your hand. I actually got this for my dad, and while a super-bright light, I would recommend the model I got for myself:FOURSEVENS Quark Pro "X" 123²/ QP2L-X Black Finish / Cool White LED; 2XCR123A; 360 LumensIt's cheaper, much smaller, and comes with several accessories to carry it around (including my favorite a nice belt strap). And most importantly, it's essentially as bright (while the Fenix has a bit more... » Read More Hi Scott-You're right - you don't have many options other than just hold with your hand. I actually got this for my dad, and while a super-bright light, I would recommend the model I got for myself:FOURSEVENS Quark Pro "X" 123²/ QP2L-X Black Finish / Cool White LED; 2XCR123A; 360 LumensIt's cheaper, much smaller, and comes with several accessories to carry it around (including my favorite a nice belt strap). And most importantly, it's essentially as bright (while the Fenix has a bit more concentrated throw, the Foursevens has a broader beam, which is more preferable in my opinion). Hope that helps... « Show Less
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From my point of view, from shopping K800 is far better than the Azio but far expensive. Ask yourself about your nedd. Azio is good but just good for a normal use and at this price the best cheapest backlighted ever
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It wouldn't hurt. Id go with the planted plus. It has 660nm red leds and slightly higher par values
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if you ask about illumination is better if you put some 4300k or 6000k, it brings more light, similar like the sun light but in my personal opinion the 8000k are the more popular or stylish, it depends on your election, and also depends in the brand of the hid. This is the first time I buy kensun hid lights.
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The 8000 model is an edge-lit lacking local dimming technology. You would be better comparing the 8500 model with plasma.
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Neither. It's brilliant white, similar to halogen. Labeled as 3k. It provides the sort of light you see in a display case, crisp and dramatic. Because it's a PAR it will illuminate a smaller area than a BR. Best use is for a small work area or architectural lighting.
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Yes, the 710 replaces the 705. The only difference I can see is the brightness. 2500 lumens for 705 vs. 2800 for the 710. The extra brightness could hurt the contrast a bit but it should be even better for a living room setup.
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That depends on what you mean by better! Each of those lights has a few features that are unique. If you are looking for the light that is brighter and has better throw, then the TK75 is a better choice. However if you are interested in something that is a little more portable and features separately adjustable LEDs, you might consider the TK51.
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I think the Olight is really bezel heavy and I don't think it's as bright as they advertise. Also, there is not as much spill so it's more of a search light because it has more throw. I don't have this model of the NiteCore but my other NiteCore lights seem exceptionally bright and well made. Although, overall I think Olight is the better brand.
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I have the BR30 and the BR40. Bought all the lights out and these are the best. The BR30 puts out 100 lumens less than the BR40. The BR30 fits the smaller fixture or the larger one. Smaller ones are good for the eyeball fixtures. I really see very little less light on the BR30. However Ii will use the 40 in most fixtures as it fits the six inch can better and does have a tiny bit more light. I waited a long time for these babies. Only the price will get better. The quality is right.