Sofirn SP33 V3 LED Torch: Review 

For the price I think quite a good buy, and being able to take various batteries is also handy to have. There are always things I don't like, so I mention both so you can decide if it's worth it. Thanks for dropping in!

I tried one before and it completely flopped best picks on lights. It wasn't really worth the time spent making it. I have done the charger one that did really well, I may do other ones in future probably not on lights. People seem to like the bad "top 10" type videos v informative ones so I'll pass probably. Shame but that's how the tube works!

I don't mind the speed myself, some are a bit fast but yes it's probably slightly slow. Easier to nail the brightness though. Build is fine I just mention the edges not quite as smooth as you might like, it's not a big issue really

It's quite good for a more affordable torch

PWM isn't visible to the eye, it only shows up on camera. If it's doing that contact the seller it's faulty

Did you find the issue causing the flickering?

Thanks I try my best

Glad it was helpful!

I gave this one to a friend it's still working, so based on that I would say it's good enough as a budget offering. I have used a few, but not too many from this maker

This is much cheaper it's mixed beam so flood and range. It's decent for the price. I'm not into custom batteries so the Olight would be off my list

@@MrBazReviews apart from custom batteries. I'm looking at flood and throw. Is this as good as olight etc. Which light do you recommend overall for a good flood and throw?

@@mohammedazad2497 It's good for the price I don't like the Olight Pro much the beam isn't my thing. Look at other reviews I have done on torches, there are many find what you like that is the best way to go

I didn't see any on ramping

What is pwm flicker? My light has had this annoying flickering since the day I bought it

Doesn't seem to be much difference all the ones I have used all test very close in capacity, just avoid the ultra cheap eBay Li-ion cells they are awful. Liitokala Lii are well priced they work well enough or any of the known brands, Keepower/Xtar etc.

More range is probably better for that, either the Fenix or a tactical one. Most tactical ones go 320m or further 40R has a pretty good beam over 400m, it does drop down of course

I didn't have a problem but I don't put things in my pocket with it, maybe that's why?

@@MrBazReviews cheers, does the button sit fairly flush to the body?

@@Jbonn6141 Almost not quite it doesn't stick up much

It's in the ballpark of that, it's no eBay thing that pretends to be high output and puts out about 30 lumens!

@@MrBazReviews Thank you !

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This is shown in the video

It might be it has some weight, the bezel has a bit of an edge, and it's priced in the more affordable range v similar offerings. Comes down to battery type, some like the 21700 cells

@@MrBazReviews Okay I’m not trying to attack them with the flashlight. I mean blinding power. Does it have enough brighteness to stun or blind?

@@Mash3OH3 Any torch around 700+ lumens will be bright enough to distract someone for a few seconds

@@MrBazReviews So what can a 3500 lumen flashlight do?

@@Mash3OH3 People don't buy high lumens torches for blinding people, they buy them because they want more area lit up or more range.

SP 35 is slimmer, they are quite different have not used it

It's just the 18650 adapter nothing more and they're all the same there is no holder for the normal battery as it's big enough. I wouldn't read too much into that one area I've seen 18650 holders and they're mostly the same.

No most cool white it 6000-6500K, the Unicorn is 4000K