LED Lenser site syas this light has 400 Lumns however Amazon product description says 220 Lumens? whicj is it? Also Amazon picture shows an M17R
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I would think it would be common sense to believe the website. LED Lensers are under rated. My M7R is as bright as a 600 lumen Streamlight.
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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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Dear Kooz, thank you very much for your message. The lights is 105 lumens. The discription is wrong. I'm sorry for that. Yours Dailyart
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They don't list lumens, but it's def. brighter than my 40lm Blackburn Flea; I'd guess ~60lm. It's great as a tail light. I've viewed it at 100m as a headlight in bright sunlight, and it is clearly visible; but obviously not as attention grabbing as the 150-500lm "drls".
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I bought it as a birthday gift and am not sure of the model number, sorry. I can say that the 200+ lumens rating is spot on. very bright. Dollar for dollar...nice buy.
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Yes, my flashlight says "LED Lenser P7" on the handle along with the numbers 1266576. I bought mine from Lois Liu, who lives in China, but mine arrived within 10 days.
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definitely brighter than my 120 lumen SureFire. Not sure if its REALLY 250 Ls...hope this helps
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If I Remember correctly it's 180 lm on high and it does have a low mode but I don't know the lumens. It is a flood beam good for close-up work but the 180 lm does not shine very far because it's so wide of the beam
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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.
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We are selling the 140 lumens flashlights. But we cannot answer from anyone else. Also Amazon uses co-mingled inventory so someone could potential be sending an old flashlight to Amazon's warehouse and it would not be known because UPC codes has not changed. Best regards Coast To Coast Safety.
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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
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The item shown here is not the light, but only the swivel mount used to mount the Cree flashlights. It will easily mount the Cree 300lm. lights, and with a little effort even the 1000 lm. Cree lights which use the 14560 rechargeable batteries. I have mounted both of these in this mount, and it works very well. Can use on a handle bar, or on a gun barrel. Hope this info is helpful. donriker38us
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No manufacturer information for Lumen output. However, it is a very bright LED bulb, that I find as bright as any very good LED mag light. I view this as a self defense product first, however, with the convenience of a powerful flashlight added
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The rating is 250 lumens at 12v. The LED is compatible with 25v, same 250 lumen rating. These LED's are awesome for the price!
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10 lumens. how does one describe how bright something is? just enough to find your way around the woods at a distance of 10 meters. there is a red lens cap for sale on amazon that is specifically for this light, but if red light is what you want, then i would buy a light that has a red led instead of capping a non-red led. more efficient, more throw... if this is what you want though, you cant really beat the t20 for EDC purposes.
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Amazon is slow at updating the specification page. All products, including the ones from prime shipping, are 4000 Lumens TM26.-- Lumen Tactical
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It's a little over 100 lumens. Those who wrote 200 and 300, are only comparing output to generic lights that are fraudulently rated higher than their actual output.
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The Technical Specs in the User Manual doesn't list it Lumens; it lists: Range [m /ft]: 100 / 328; Focusable: Yes; Light: Xenon