Does the beam focus at all, like from flood to spot?
879116
To answer your question on the 800 and for the 850, no; but on the 850, the light is diffused slightly. This makes the beam somewhat more usable.
38838
No....not visible to naked eye. Used in conjunction mainly with night vision equipment. Beam is a hot spot with a nice halo as with most LED lights. Excellent light and does a great job for me. I use it mounted above a rifle scope to shoot hogs at night with my night vision gear. Highly recommend this product. You will not be disappointed if you have an application for its use.
822234
Supposedly a spot/flood combo but it behaves more like a flood light than a spot light
2150922
Definitely a flood beam, as to the degree I couldn't say exactly. But the beam does not project like a spot light. Very bright and rugged so far though.
459721
It's more of a spot light but I'm not sure I've ever found a flood light in a GU10 base. The closest I've ever come was to use frosted lens on a halogen bulb. LEDs in general won't provide a flood type light. The beam is too focused.
9867
Hi Mathew, I don't think there is a low beam mode but there is a strobe, and you just cycle the on/off quick. Hope this help.
1265472
The flashlight is a fixed focus so you cannot adjust it as you might in some other models. That said, the center of the beam is very concentrated and that's where your target would be. The package says that the output is 130 lumens which in contrast to some of the more expensive lights seems small but in my opinion it's pretty darned bright. I've have a few led flashlights around the house, some more expensive than this one but the nebo is the brightest.Hope that helps.
1424220
Yes. While the focus is adjustable, the light only has one brightness but choosing the right back ground can correct this. I use the Zoomy to catalog my coin collection.
1063413
It casts about a good 50 to 60 yards. It floods and spot. But the spot is not a concentrated beam. For the price they are bright. Good kelvin color!
1133608
At about 3 feet (from the illumination target) with the sleeve all the way back in flood mode, the beam is about 3 feet wide. Also at 3 feet, the beam (with the sleeve in spot mode) is about 4 inches across. Extrapolate that out to the distances you would need.
35241
Having had this flashlight for years, I can attest that the beam is concentrated, not diffuse, very bright and can throw a beam the half mile as claimed. I am going to replace the light with another as the switch gave out.
1696320
no the beam is fixed, the beam has a flood light effect with high and low. if you hold the power button on it changes to a rapid flash. this light works with one to 4 batteries. you get the longest run time with 4 batteries. but if you only have one charged. you still have a light.
1299427
It's definitely a flood pattern. It puts out great light, but it's a wide pattern. Good for about 15-20 ft with good brightness. I have 2 on my quad and they work REALLY well.
975216
No, you cannot adjust the brightness itself -- only direct the beam to wide or narrow range.
1879117
The beam angle is definitely more flood light than spot light. Don't know the exact angle, but would estimate 45 degrees
1696319
No,the focus of the beam cannot be adjusted, whereas the intensity can in two steps using a single pushbutton (Sequence: Off - High - Medium - Off, etc.)
1024630
When focused sharply, the beam is square, and when focused to maximum sharpness it does show visible lines. I don't know if this is a result of "poor construction." If you back off the focus a tiny bit the beam is square, but focused and strong. Continue to back off the focus and you get a round beam thrown over a wider area.