26650 Flashlights Compared! (THRUNITE vs Mateminco vs CONVOY vs Wuben vs Folomov)

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Timestamps
00:00 - Intro
00:35 - THRUNITE CATAPULT V6
01:43 - CONVOY M3
02:51 - THRUNITE TC20 V2
03:56 - MATEMINCO MT01
05:13 - WUBEN T70
06:15 - FOLOMOV 26650S
07:12 - Turbo Comparison
07:30 - Mid Modes
09:31 - Moon Modes
11:12 - Size Comparison
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@UrbanSurvivor 2 года назад

@windowbreezes 2 года назад

i appreciate that you're mostly doing lights that can be accessible/available to "normal" users. while there's more lights in the same battery tier, those are usually more enthusiast aimed.

@UrbanSurvivor 2 года назад

Yeah i try to cover a range of budget friendly to mid priced options. Its really impressive how far the budget friendly lights like sofirn, convoy and wurkkos have come.

@sebastianmarquez3014 2 года назад

Thanks, I appreciate how thorough you are in your videos. Your reviews with mid-modes are a godsend. I do botanical surveying at night on occasion, and so many videos talk about peak lumens when runtimes are more important in my case. Your reviews on the Wuben lights in various videos really have me leaning that way. Thanks again.

@UrbanSurvivor 2 года назад

Thank you so much for your kind words! Night time botanical surveying sounds like a really cool hobby! What light are you currently using? And yes, Wuben has been a very reliable and good value brand in my experience so far. I will definitely keep the mid mode comparisons in future videos.

@sebastianmarquez3014 2 года назад

@@UrbanSurvivor Well it's usually when we spend too long on the hike looking for plants and have to come off the trails in the dark. (I do native reforestation work in Hawaii). But it does have it's advantages of having us check for rare invertebrates that are most active at night. I have a Nitecore NU32 headlamp and some klein I picked up at a box store. I've been wanting to up my flashlight game for a while but it's a bit overwhelming (in a good way). Your videos and the comments within have been really grounding and informative. I think I need a more floody beam pattern and perhaps I'll need to look at beam color as well. But my use case (I think) is a consistent light through the night for short to midrange to guide me through mountain jungles :) Come out to Hawaii sometime and see what we do

@johnmpifer 2 года назад

@@sebastianmarquez3014 Suggest a light with a high-CRI, warmer emitter (probably 4000-4500K) for that.

@sebastianmarquez3014 2 года назад

@@johnmpifer Thanks John, I'll look into that. Like I said, just trying to up my game and am humbled with the care and quality I see folks here and elsewhere have for flashlights.

@johnmpifer 2 года назад

@@sebastianmarquez3014 Check out the Sofirn IF25A (the version with 4000K emitters). The beam color temperature looks like afternoon sunlight, which is very pleasing to the eye, and it’s rated at 95CRI (CRI = color rendering index), which means that the light will render colors of flowers, plants, and botanicals very accurately. The 21700 rechargeable lithium-ion battery allows for very good runtimes, as well. And it’s only $39 on Amazon right now (or, $33 if you order directly from Sofirn, if you don’t mind waiting a couple of weeks for it to ship). Mine is my favorite flashlight!

@mophunkplease 2 года назад

The Convoy M3 now has an updated version named the M3-C which adds USB-C charging. You can also get an extension to fit 26800 batteries for increased capacity. Great light!

@DinnerForkTongue Год назад

Absolute steal, it is.

@diltzm 7 месяцев назад

The Maelstrom MX3F is my favorite 26650 light so far. Over 90CRI from 3 Nichia 144a leds, 2600 lumens, and a nice warm 4000k

@longviewstud26 2 года назад

Excellent video as always. Would love to see a video of your favorite flashlight in each battery category.

@gregsmith1116 2 года назад

Thanks US! Great comparison. Tough to decide though. I like smaller sizes of lights due to EDC or in packs, but I like the Convoy light. Good distance and good spot. But I easily could be persuaded otherwise! Thanks for the affiliate links too!!

@DinnerForkTongue Год назад

The M3 is definitely a backpack light.

@Mote. 2 года назад

I love the warmlight. It just looks more aesthetically pleasing to me. I wonder why popular brands don't have warm options more often

@UrbanSurvivor 2 года назад

Total agree with you! Hopefully they are reading your comment lol.

@DinnerForkTongue Год назад

Convoy and Sofirn (and I believe Wurkkos, I believe) have you covered, luckily.

@lelenbates3367 Год назад

The Nitecore P12GT is my bedside flashlight because the on/off button is separate from the mode switch so I can leave it on the lowest setting and when I turn it on in the middle of the night it is still on the lowest setting. I wish all of these companies would get rid of the strobe. The Nitecore will not cycle through the SOS or Strobe mode unless I hold down the mode button. I have another 26650 flashlight so I am going to buy a Thrunite TC20 V2 to try out as a vehicle light and to help support your channel. It would be good to get a set of the same battery to compare the flashlights. H(ohm) Grown batteries are what I use because the 4244 mAh batteries outlast all of the ridiculous 5000+ mAh batteries sold on Amazon and they have the lowest internal resistance (0.12 ohms) available which means they self discharge slower. Maybe you can test Amazon batteries to find their true capacities and internal resistance for a future video.

@frankdefranco9436 26 дней назад

I think Wuben T70 is the most well rounded flashlight here for the average user.

@bagelbob3979 2 года назад

Yo Urban how is it going? Just finished a massive wave of tests, still got more coming. Thrunite's catapult v6 Is amazing, good throw distance and lumen output. I wish you could control the lumen output though. Honestly I'm surprised most flashlights don't have an option to control the lumen output. I'm using the TIPSE700(from nitecore) and honestly it's pretty helpful for various modes for lumen output.

@UrbanSurvivor 2 года назад

Hey man good to hear from you! Glad you are working hard keep up the good work! Yeah the catapult is a monster. Very cool if you need a thrower and not a bad deal for what you get. Glad the TIP SE is working our for you. Definitely one of the brightest keychain lights on the market!