Has anyone done a side-by-side comparison of this light and the Cyclops CYC-9WS Thor-by-Sirius 9-Watt Rechargeable LED Spotlight?
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I don't know, but I am totally happy with my black and Decker. It goes forever on a charge and is very bright.
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Do you have picture of the reflector from the internet? I can compare it and let you know. Its pretty darn bright at 1600 lumen, I tell you that.
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without a lumen meeter it is not possible to give a proper comparison. But I can say this is super bright. The first time I plugged it in my cat jumped and ran for the hills. It is also charged a small led night light that runs for most of the night. It might be close. I am however loosing the tomato blooms, not sure if my aquaponics is missing a nutrient or if the light is wrong for tomato blooms and the growing room is a little cool. That is all I have.
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the one i have works well. very bright light. used it to hunt down a squirrel in my attic. it will be back on my sailboat if spring ever gets here. i intend to get another for my car. be sure to press the on/off button firmly until it clicks.
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Also, I own the eagletac sx25a6. It is worth a look. It takes 6 AA instead of 8, it is slimmer, and brighter. Can't go wrong with either light, though. I own both and they are both excellent.
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I was wondering the same thing, Nick - because this product description doesn't give any info about lumen rating, I went to the Coleman site, and the model number (2000009460) is the same on both this product and the CPX™ 6 Classic XL LED Lantern on the Coleman site. The running hours are a big discrepancy, as you note -- if you believe Amazon, it lasts 25 hours on high and 50 on low; whereas the Coleman site has it lasting 15 hours on high and 125 hours (!) on low. If either the vendor or someone from Coleman is monitoring this, maybe they can clarify.
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Yes but at Jemar noted the beam spread is very tight. I tried this and a retrofit kit from Costco. That one was rated for 35,000 hrs compared to this at 25k. It was much more efficient at 67 lumens/watt , uses only 18w vs 23, 1200 lumens vs 1035 and was much more diffuse. The retro kit installs just about as fast but also prevents heat escaping to the attic and keeps dust an insects out. Two completely different looks so you should try both.
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No it's not the same lantern but the body does resemble the Rayovac 3D lantern on the outside.The electronics inside however, that control the LED modes and the LED's themselves are different from what is used on the Rayovac lanterns.In other words the guts inside are completely different from the Supernova and they are really what run the light.
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No. The maglight bulbs are a totally different design. Plus the power ratings are different.
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Both lights are excellent choice. Look at the Technical Specifications to help you select the one you want.... I picked the Cygolite because many of my cycling friends use them and they are bright and they work. I recharge the battery about once a week. I ride on average 350 miles a week (5 days a week). I only had an issue with it, it would not charge. I called Amazon and they replace it (they want the defective unit back). CAUTION: Do not STARE at it. You will be seeing "blank spots" for about 30 minutes.
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I just bought 2 of each, the UK SL4 eLED and the XM-L2 LED as these dive lights are in my price range. There is a SIGNIFICANT difference in the brightness of the lights. The UK SL4 eLED is about 5 times the brightness of the XM-L2 LED. I put the same batteries in all four purchased just to make sure one wasn't a dudd or the batteries were dead. I did not take either one out diving, so I can't say how it handles at depth. Got to love Amazon Prime as the XM-L2s went back to UPS today.
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I don't have picture or link to the craft light, so not sure what you're comparing this to. But I do like my XtraFlex2, it lights up just what I need to see on my lap desk, and I just hooked it to the light attached to my lap desk, which no longer works.
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If anything te brightness was understated. I'm very happy with mine. Both at wide angle and focused beam it's brightness is impressive compared to every other flashlight I've owned. Makes mag light look silly put it that way...
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Stan, Sorry I don't have the quantitative data available such that I refer you to the manufacturer for it. Qualitatively, however, mine is doing a good job. Uncharacteristically we had a week of clouds and rain lately. As a result, the brightness and duration was impaired somewhat but at 0530 hours of the morning of the fifth day there was still a glow emitting from the 20-or-so LEDs. Now that we're past the autumnal equinox I expect some diminishment but we're more than likely to have clear than obscured skies at my altitude (~6700 ft) and latitude (~ 41degrees N) during the upcoming winter period. Happy trails, Barry - Cheyenne, WY Stan, Sorry I don't have the quantitative data available such that I refer you to the manufacturer for it. Qualitatively, however, mine is doing a good job. Uncharacteristically we had a week of clouds and rain lately. As a result, the brightness and duration was impaired somewhat but at 0530 hours of the morning of the fifth day there was still a glow emitting from the 20-or-so LEDs. Now that we're past the autumnal equinox I expect some diminishment but we're more than likely to have clear than obscured skies at my altitude (~6700 ft) and latitude (~ 41degrees N) during the upcoming... » Read More Stan, Sorry I don't have the quantitative data available such that I refer you to the manufacturer for it. Qualitatively, however, mine is doing a good job. Uncharacteristically we had a week of clouds and rain lately. As a result, the brightness and duration was impaired somewhat but at 0530 hours of the morning of the fifth day there was still a glow emitting from the 20-or-so LEDs. Now that we're past the autumnal equinox I expect some diminishment but we're more than likely to have clear than obscured skies at my altitude (~6700 ft) and latitude (~ 41degrees N) during the upcoming winter period. Happy trails, Barry - Cheyenne, WY « Show Less
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Not too bad. But I use rechargeables almost everywhere now, so not too much of an issue for me. Not sure how regulars hold up. You can run it on 'low beam' to save energy.
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I have not but I did notice the similarities between the two. I can say I still swear by this light, as much abuse as I have put it through, it still works flawlessly.