advantage of the pro led vs. the standard led
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It seems much brighter and is an amazing light. I have never had a light that is this good, and the extended run time is a big plus. All the older flashlights around here have been put in a box in the closet!
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I know this is a very old question but I had to answer. I have had the 4D LED Mag and thought it was an amazing flashlight. Until I tried the 2D Pro, no comparison as far as lighting goes. As to how long the batteries last, not sure, still on my original pair. 2D pro is my go-to light! Also not as much "black dot" as the 4D. Hope this helps, almost a year later, better late than never!
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An advantages of the pro is that it has a greater run-time 12hrs compared to 8hours. Comparing them side by side the standard led is slightly greenish while the pro is a bit purple, the pro seems to be whiter. The pro seems to have a slightly larger spread of light which is confirmation of the larger number of lumens but slightly smaller beam distance.
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not sure about defferences.. .but you can find out detail at TMI LED and/or superbrightleds.com
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The pro version has a metal slide and is 4oz heavier. The green laser is about 3 times brighter and suitable for daylight use.
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Same or more brightness. But the REAL feature is that the LED light is more "pleasing" (comfortable - warmer?)
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The Rail Master Pro includes a bright LED light in it...now, whether or not you can or want to justify the extra money for a rail mounted laser/light combo is up to you...I do not have the lumen output of the light handy, but you should be able to find that out from the manufacturers info online.
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Pioneer Elite LED is a different technology although Sharp owns them. Elite uses full local dimming LED vs Sharp uses full LED but not local dimming. Full local dimming LED is much more expensive but offers a better blacks and generally better picture for 2D. Sony is only other mftr offering this on their top end LED TVs. Their 65" retails for $5500 and the Elite 70 is around $7000, so a significant cost difference compared to a 240hz Sharp 3d 70" at $4000. If you check out the Elite in Best buy you can see the difference in picture quality. Sharp is excellent, but the Elite is better. if you have the money, Elite is the best out there. I have heard other reviewers note that the Elite has more glare than the Sharp, so if you watch in a bright room, you might want to get the Sharp.
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The bronze gives off a more pleasing light and look better. The white are very bright. I installed the 60 watt Cree LED dining bulbs and a dimmer plug. It works great.
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The Pro has 1800 watts of power, the regular has just 1600. It also stays on longer when not in use for a while. The soleplate is also extra flat to prevent dimples.
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Procyon displays more colors and has more LED lights. I've used the Procyon before and I liked it much better than the Proteus. There is a new one out called Kasina that uses a micro sd card to store the content, which means less wires. I personally wish I would have stuck with the Procyon. It seemed to produce the best light display.
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LED is much brighter. I have owned both. Part of a self defense class recommended using a small LED flashlight to shine in the bad guys eyes because it will affect the bad guys vision. No I have not checked this out.
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It does better than comparable lumen models I have owned. The lighting location matters, I.e. if you turn on a lamp on the opposite wall you'll see very little change... but if you turn the overhead lights on near the screen it is considerably washed out. With my mini blinds closed in the middle of the day the picture is still very good. Short throw does matter I believe. Not sure if I'm saying this correctly but I believe the closer the source the less effect light pollution has on it. If your looking for a projector to use with over head halogen lighting you'll need a significantly higher lumen version. It does better than comparable lumen models I have owned. The lighting location matters, I.e. if you turn on a lamp on the opposite wall you'll see very little change... but if you turn the overhead lights on near the screen it is considerably washed out. With my mini blinds closed in the middle of the day the picture is still very good. Short throw does matter I believe. Not sure if I'm saying this correctly but I believe the closer the source the less effect light pollution has on it. If your looking for a projector to use with over head halogen lighting you'll need a significantly higher... » Read More It does better than comparable lumen models I have owned. The lighting location matters, I.e. if you turn on a lamp on the opposite wall you'll see very little change... but if you turn the overhead lights on near the screen it is considerably washed out. With my mini blinds closed in the middle of the day the picture is still very good. Short throw does matter I believe. Not sure if I'm saying this correctly but I believe the closer the source the less effect light pollution has on it. If your looking for a projector to use with over head halogen lighting you'll need a significantly higher lumen version. « Show Less
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Hi Meg.The main advantages of the LED bulbs are the low power consumption. You're looking at 50-60W per bulb with a halogen kit, and 5W or less with the LED bulbs. The also don't produce any forward facing heat, or UV/IR radiation that will dull and fade furniture over time.I have 4 of these in a track above my kitchen (instead of down lights) and I love them. I also have 3 of these acting as spotlights in the entrance way to my house. People can't tell the difference, but if you use the bulbs a lot, LED's are going to net you a much bigger saving, and identical light!Thanks! Hi Meg.The main advantages of the LED bulbs are the low power consumption. You're looking at 50-60W per bulb with a halogen kit, and 5W or less with the LED bulbs. The also don't produce any forward facing heat, or UV/IR radiation that will dull and fade furniture over time.I have 4 of these in a track above my kitchen (instead of down lights) and I love them. I also have 3 of these acting as spotlights in the entrance way to my house. People can't tell the difference, but if you use the bulbs a lot, LED's are going to net you a much bigger saving, and identical... » Read More Hi Meg.The main advantages of the LED bulbs are the low power consumption. You're looking at 50-60W per bulb with a halogen kit, and 5W or less with the LED bulbs. The also don't produce any forward facing heat, or UV/IR radiation that will dull and fade furniture over time.I have 4 of these in a track above my kitchen (instead of down lights) and I love them. I also have 3 of these acting as spotlights in the entrance way to my house. People can't tell the difference, but if you use the bulbs a lot, LED's are going to net you a much bigger saving, and identical light!Thanks! « Show Less
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The Elite series has an integrated overhead LED lighting system. Elite ~= E-Light
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The difference is quite noticeable between an LED and LCD... Remember the 120 HZ it the multiplier here. Meaning if you are watching anything that has high motion, like sports other than Golf, then the LED will show a clearer picture. Sooo, from my perspective I will NEVER buy a straight UP LCD Tv. I will buy one with LED or LED/LCD at 120 Hz or better, for I intend to keep it for more than 5 years. By the way, make sure you get a warranty and understand the benefit it will be bring to the table if at year three your new TV goes out... As an example BestBuy will replace the unit completely no questions asked. The difference is quite noticeable between an LED and LCD... Remember the 120 HZ it the multiplier here. Meaning if you are watching anything that has high motion, like sports other than Golf, then the LED will show a clearer picture. Sooo, from my perspective I will NEVER buy a straight UP LCD Tv. I will buy one with LED or LED/LCD at 120 Hz or better, for I intend to keep it for more than 5 years. By the way, make sure you get a warranty and understand the benefit it will be bring to the table if at year three your new TV goes out... As an example BestBuy will replace the unit completely... » Read More The difference is quite noticeable between an LED and LCD... Remember the 120 HZ it the multiplier here. Meaning if you are watching anything that has high motion, like sports other than Golf, then the LED will show a clearer picture. Sooo, from my perspective I will NEVER buy a straight UP LCD Tv. I will buy one with LED or LED/LCD at 120 Hz or better, for I intend to keep it for more than 5 years. By the way, make sure you get a warranty and understand the benefit it will be bring to the table if at year three your new TV goes out... As an example BestBuy will replace the unit completely no questions asked. « Show Less
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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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Not sure what the regular LED is vs. the Pro LED. I had the Maglight 2 cell D flashlight non LED and then bought the 2 cell LED. Amazing difference. I work in the maint. area in a large print shop and need a good light especially when working above the dropped ceiling. I absolutely love this flashlight. I hope this helps you.
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Its personal preference actually, I tried the white and that is like having an OEM bulb. I would stick with the white LEDS. Hope that helps.