From the reviews this light shown is a 500 lumin model. Has Amazon corrected this error?
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If this flashlight is with real high end Cree XML T6 , the highest Lumen should be about 1000 if with a full charged standard 18650 battery, while the lumen is changing quickly with the consupmtion of the battery power,moreover, it is not possible to judge the lumen number with nake eyes, no one can tell it is 500 or , 700 or 1000 , given there is also different light color with XML T6 LEDs.
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It appears to me that the importer is a bit remiss in dealing with the details. In addition to the discrepancy in brightness, he also lists two different wattage ratings. I suspect that he is now selling the 20-watt version of this light, vs. the older 18-watt version, and simply botched the ratings. (1650-lumens)/(18-watts) = 91.7-lumens/watt(1950-lumens)/(20-watts) = 97.5-lumens/wattBoth of these figures are VERY efficient, and replace fluorescent tubes VERY well.
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130 lumens is accurate. They just updated the spot and one of the new features is increased brightness. Paul Appalachian Outdoors
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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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The model I purchased is 140 lumens but the new updated model is 170 lumens.
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No, this is the older 600 lumen version. I did get the newer one for my son. He is impressed with his newer one.
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This light is no longer shown on the Inforce website. This is also a 125 lumen light if Im not mistaken. The INF-WML-B-W (multi setting w/momentary 200 lumen max) seems to have replaced this light. I do not think the momentary "only" was offered as a 200 lumen. Im seeing varying info online, please correct this if Im mistaken.
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I would believe that discrepancy is a typo. This type of light mush use a switch rectifier to convert AC to DC . It can handle 85 -265 V. I just used a photometer (the meter for photographic use) to measure the luminance (roughly means brightness) of this LED at a distance of 1 ft. It has about 4000 lux which can be converted to 4700 lumens. This is way above the nominal value of 2700 lm. I am guessing maybe 2700 lm is an average value during the life span. The LED I measure only a few months old. After 5 to 10 years it might drop to around2700 lm. Hope this helps, more or less.
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The manufacturer specs say 160 lumins. I'm fairly new to gun ownership and this is the first light I've ever purchased so unfortunatly I don't have others to compare it to.
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Don't be fooled by all the shills for the seller. It isn't even 100 lumens. It's a perfectly acceptable light, just available elsewhere here for $8 for the exact same setup. If you do the math, there is no way that the voltage supplied by 3 AAA batteries is going to provide 500 lumens of light unless there are capacitors involved and then a half second of light.
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The last one I purchased was brighter than my old one.I don't think amazon updated their description.I would use streamlight's description of 125.
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I believe the picture is wrong. For the price and the model you should be getting the one with the illumination. Regardless, Amazon will refund anything as long as its within the specified time. You really have nothing to lose. Also, this particular scope moves in price a lot (on amazon) from about 470.00-530.00. I would buy it now given the price that they are offering.
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Actually, this light is described as having a LED. Its description shows a spare BULB container for a incandescent light. Maglites are not imported and the Lumens and runtime are way to low to be a LED. Stay away from this item. Amazon should check into it.
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It says 600 Lumens under information about the product. But if I had to guess it looks more like 400 Lumens. 600 would be more like a brighter mag light flashlight. Still good for the price and all though.
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Think the 400 lumens is referring to a M17. The M7 I purchased stated it has 220 lumens. I don't have a meter to measure the output but I do own the M7 and a P17. There could of been a change in the output since the time I purchased my unit but I really haven't been checking. I purchased the M7 for a number of reasons (It is small, it has a metal switch button, it is rechargeable, it can be focused and it has adequate lumens for my needs.) I previously purchased two P7s and found the switch button to be problematic. Both switches failed within 6 months. I've used the M7 every night at work and haven't had a problem with the switch. I carry it using the belt clip. Very happy with this purchase. The P17 has been another good purchase I purchased it 3 years ago and it still going strong. Use it mainly for luminating wider areas. Since its LED the battery power consumption is a lot better than the krypton and xenon flashlights. Before I purchased the P17 I was going to the store to get a pile of D batteries every week. Now it's more like 5 time a year. The picture dies show a M17 and it looks different from my older P17.
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I received two XL50s with my order. One was labeled 139 lumens and the other 200 lumens. Otherwise, the packaging and flashlights are identical. I can detect no differences in brightness between the two. They are very bright. Unsure why varying lumens are listed among different website descriptions for the XL50. Mine appear to be identical.
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As far as I can tell it's pretty much the same light, it even came in a Trucklite box. Not sure about the model # but it's ridiculously bright and well worth the money.