Listing title says 1000 Lumens and Product description says 1600 Lumens. Which one is corrrect ?
887797
I wouldnt trust either. Compared to my niterider bike lights that are rated at 750 and 350, my 350 is brighter than the "1000"
887798
Yes, the product is 1000 lumens. I bought others and the same thing happend ( 6 units)
887799
Neither is correct, it is around 300-400 lumens probably, and only very good C8s are above 800, this is a very cheap one. Almost all Chinese lumen and mAh flashlight and battery ratings are falsely written higher so that you will be impressed and buy theirs.
887800
Its kinda close to 1000 it's around 1200 its a sweet light it's in my EDC bag
156376
According the the product description it is a "super bright 2000 lumens" with a "daylight color of 5600K". Best answer I can supply.
1835952
200 lumens / specs are here:http://shop.ledwholesalers.com/index.php?route=product/product&path=39_85&product_id=247
1525092
Amazon is slow at updating the specification page. All products, including the ones from prime shipping, are 4000 Lumens TM26.-- Lumen Tactical
802247
As to the question about 1600 lumens, NO. The single most important thing about an LED flashlight is the Driver, not as much the LED itself. Even if it has a "real" XML-T6 CREE chip (rated at 1040lm) it will not output 1600lm especially when it's under-driven. Asia is full of "knock-off" products like flashlights, batteries and CREE LEDs. The bottom line is a manufacture of almost every flashlight will not drive them hard enough to get the rated lumens from the LED. It creates heat and a lot of it plus it drains the battery fast. AAA batteries will not handle that load either, it takes a high output Li-ion battery. As to the question about 1600 lumens, NO. The single most important thing about an LED flashlight is the Driver, not as much the LED itself. Even if it has a "real" XML-T6 CREE chip (rated at 1040lm) it will not output 1600lm especially when it's under-driven. Asia is full of "knock-off" products like flashlights, batteries and CREE LEDs. The bottom line is a manufacture of almost every flashlight will not drive them hard enough to get the rated lumens from the LED. It creates heat and a lot of it plus it drains the battery fast. AAA batteries will not handle that load... » Read More As to the question about 1600 lumens, NO. The single most important thing about an LED flashlight is the Driver, not as much the LED itself. Even if it has a "real" XML-T6 CREE chip (rated at 1040lm) it will not output 1600lm especially when it's under-driven. Asia is full of "knock-off" products like flashlights, batteries and CREE LEDs. The bottom line is a manufacture of almost every flashlight will not drive them hard enough to get the rated lumens from the LED. It creates heat and a lot of it plus it drains the battery fast. AAA batteries will not handle that load either, it takes a high output Li-ion battery. « Show Less
2006553
Since they sell a 10 W 900 lumens light for half the price, I presume that the 1800 lumens is for both of them, as together they draw 20 W. (would have been cheaper to purchase two singles though, since one is 30 bucks) see .LEDSTORE 10W CREE High Power LED Work Light Lamp Off Road Bike Motorcycle 2" 30 Degree Spot. Looks similar? There is a nice customer picture with one mounted too.
1746109
Hello, Thanks for asking. This 5000 lumen is per ANSI standard. So the answer is per ANSI standard, yes.
282401
Simple answer, no. Not even close. It is bright, but not the advertised 1,000 Lumens.
1134259
1300 lumens according to the description. I've had the bulb replaced already with something brighter. It lasts long and work great, too. And it's cheaper. You can check it out here Triangle Bulbs T50026 - FML27/65K, 27 Watt, 6500K Natural Daylight, 4-pin GX10q-4 Base, FML Compact Fluorescent Light Bulb
1359004
It is 1000 lumens. This light is super bright and is very small, approximately 5 inches long.
1737850
I have 6 different lights from other manufacturers, this is 125 lumens and is a good light for the price.
902111
The 1s (C4 version) is rated at "up to 300 lumens" while the 1H is rated to "bursts of up to 630 lumens". Have not measured with instruments but I think it is 300. Like the light and it works well for me.
908553
I wrote a review on the light after I bought it and was quite skeptacle on the brightness of the claimed 1200 lumens. I saw the pic and was impressed as well but now that I have it not so much. I'm not buying it ... The photo that is. Hope helps.
1315994
According to most conversion charts I've seen, 1600 lumens is roughly equivalent to a 100 watt bulb. However as others have responded, this light does seem brighter to me - part of that may be that it is rated at a Color Temperature 4000 Kelvin which is a fairly bright white (but not quite daylight) fixture. If you remove the diffuser and look at it while it's on, it's extremely bright. Look at it while it's off and it is very geeky nerdy interesting! :)
293009
The info. I got was 500. I have no way of testing it. At 500 or 600 its still super bright. I saw a test where it beat a 800 lumen light.
1440996
The packaging says 125. I have no way to test and verify other than it is nearly as bright as the Costco CREE 3-pack flashlights - and they are labeled 200 Lumens!
1114878
I would go with what the package specifies which is 180 lumens. The descriptions in Amazon are not always accurate. Regardless, a "difference" of 10 lumens in a flashlight isn't going to make much of a difference anyway.